Erik Halterman looks at the biggest risers and fallers in drafts this spring, including Matt Olson, whose move to Atlanta has fantasy managers excited.
Jazz Chisholm's upside is being slept on in 2022 fantasy drafts.
Bernie Pleskoff offers up his ranking of MLB pitchers, in which his top five features two Mets in Jacob deGrom and Max Scherzer.
Clay Link is in pursuit of that elusive championship in Tout Wars. See how he went about building his team in this head-to-head format and why he paid up for the top closers in this particular points league.
Peter Schoenke is avoiding Ronald Acuna, at his current ADP.
Brad Johnson writes about the fantasy impact of pitchers changing teams and ballparks, and how the change might affect their seasons, starting in Minnesota where Sonny Gray has been added to the rotation.
The RotoWire Steak League auction went down Wednesday night. See the results of this 14-team mixed draft.
A couple weeks after competing in AL LABR, Jason Collette dipped back into the AL-only pool as part of Tout Wars. This is his 16th year in Tout Wars. How did he go about building his roster?
Ryan Rufe updates his closer rankings as fantasy drafts hit the home stretch. How much does the needle move on Blake Treinen?
Jeff Erickson is not paying up for Christian Yelich in 2022 drafts.
Individual sets of Top 350s from Jeff Erickson, Clay Link, Todd Zola and Erik Halterman form a composite Top 300 for the 2022 fantasy baseball season.
James Anderson gives his top 50 prospects for 2022 value only, with Milwaukee lefty Aaron Ashby ranking as the top pitcher following the surgery to Rays righty Shane Baz.
Erik Halterman analyzes the biggest movers from the latter part of the post-lockout frenzy, including injured Cardinals starter Jack Flaherty.
Corbin Young debuts at RotoWire with a look at three 2019 breakouts. Now that the interest in these players has dwindled, is it time to revisit them in the late rounds of drafts?
Bernie Pleskoff kicks off Monday with his outfield rankings, where he factors in individual playing-time issues, and begins the list with the Nationals’ Juan Soto.
In Brad Johnson’s first column of the season, he discusses a few of his “pass or play” picks, starting with the Cardinals’ pitcher Jack Flaherty.
Peter Schoenke reveals three mistakes baseball drafters commonly make. Drafting Soto in round one isn't one of them.
Todd Zola re-examines his conclusions about how much of a benefit players like Bryce Harper get from hitting the ball very, very hard.
