Chris Morgan has selected a Cardinals stack against Zach Davies and the Diamondbacks.
Chris Morgan likes Anthony Rendon based on his lower salary and continued prowess against left-handed pitchers.
Brandon Wampler previews the season finale between the Jets and Kraken.
Chris Morgan selects his lineup for Yahoo's single-game contest between the Jets and the Kraken.
Are the Heat destined for the Conference Finals?
Chris Morgan figures you gotta grab Corey Seager at his low salary going up against the Braves' Bryce Elder.
Jim Conventry analyzes the pros and cons of Allen Robinson, who finds himself in a better situation this season in Los Angeles.
Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings features a Mets team slated for eight games this week.
Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitching as there is finally a big enough sample of outings to be actionable.
Juan Blanco likes Robbie Ray to dominate the Marlins in his best bets for Saturday.
Adam Zdroik is back for another DraftKings Showdown breakdown of Sunday's match between West Ham and Arsenal with the away side being favored, led by youngster Eddie Nketiah.
Chris Bennett is targeting Ronald Acuna after his rest day Friday, as the Braves lineup appears to be heating up.
Dan Marcus proposes a reasonably-valued Brewers stack against Justin Steele and the Cubs.
After a chaotic Day 2 of the 2022 NFL Draft, Joe Bartel breaks down the prospects of every skill player drafted in Rounds 2 and 3, including new Packers wideout Christian Watson.
C.J. Radune is picking William Byron, who has back to back finishes of fourth at Dover, to lead his lower-risk lineup.
Qualifying inside the first five rows is key to winning at the Dover Motor Speedway, and Riley Herbst will start in sixth position.
The Grizzlies have a chance to end the first-round series against the Timberwolves in Friday's Game 6.
Michael Rathburn is looking at the Tylor Megill and the Mets as part of his stacked card for Friday's MLB Best Bets column. Check out RotoWire for more betting articles each day of the MLB season.
