Mike Barner checks in with his insights for Monday's DraftKings offering, turning to a Diamondbacks stack against Pittsburgh.
Erik Siegrist checks out the waiver options in the American League and laments letting Jake Meyers slip through his fingers.
Michael Rathburn is counting on a low-scoring game between the Giants and Athletics on Sunday.
We're approaching crunch time in fantasy baseball and Jan Levine analyzes the better available players, including a closer who's taken control in Washington.
Dan Marcus urges you to check the skies (not literally) while providing his best selections among all salary ranges.
Chris Morgan likes what Adam Wainwright has been able to achieve and will gladly recommend him against the Pirates.
Juan Blanco breaks down the Saturday night DFS slate as Freddie Freeman has a good matchup at Camden Yards.
Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings feature a Diamondbacks team that has seven games scheduled in Pennsylvania.
Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitching, as Jack Flaherty has a pair of soft matchups.
Juan Blanco is backing Drew Smyly and the Braves against the Orioles on Saturday.
As Zac Gallen hasn't performed well on the road, Christopher Olson believes Garrett Hampson will exceed value.
Michael Rathburn breaks down his card for Friday's MLB slate, where the traveling Braves look particularly enticing as they head to Baltimore to face a floundering Orioles club at Camden Yards.
Chris Bennett previews Friday’s FanDuel slate, rolling with Toronto’s Teoscar Hernandez against visiting Detroit.
Chris Sale allowed just two runs and recorded eight strikeouts during his season debut, and has a favorable matchup against the Rangers Friday.
Chris Morgan checks out Thursday's light slate as Joey Votto and the Reds host the Marlins.
Jason Shebiske looks at some midweek free-agent targets as Evan Longoria returns to provide a boost to the Giants' lineup.
Brad Johnson touches on a variety of topics this week, including Dodgers pitching, where at one point, there seemed to be an embarrassment of riches, but now, they’re asking is it enough?
Michael Rathburn checks in on MLB's futures markets for the major awards, where Los Angeles' Shohei Ohtani is running away with the AL MVP race.
