James Anderson breaks down one of his biggest top-400 updates of the year, in which Yankees phenom Jasson Dominguez is racing towards the top 10.
As the trade deadline approaches, Erik Halterman discusses the latest group of players with rising or falling stock, starting with Rangers outfielder, Joey Gallo, a riser.
Bernie Pleskoff scouts prospects requested by his readers, including White Sox third baseman Jake Burger.
Chris Morgan likes Detroit pitcher Casey Mize against a Rangers lineup flirting with the bottom five in runs scored.
Mike Barner likes the look of a Nats stack Monday against the Marlins.
Michael Rathburn dives into Monday's slate and lines up his best bets, including a look at the road underdog Giants as they head down to Los Angeles to face the Dodgers.
Jeff Erickson is making sure to secure Zack Britton on the waiver wire in week 17.
Michael Rathburn has action on the Brewers in his best bets for Sunday.
Erik Siegrist scopes out the AL free-agent pool as Jarren Duran is among the latest wave of top prospects to get the call to the majors.
Dan Marcus reviews a number of available NL players, including a veteran Milwaukee outfielder in line to receive significant playing time.
Dan Marcus is touting a Braves stack versus Rich Hill and the Rays.
Miguel Cabrera may not be able to turn back the clock, but Chris Morgan likes his chances of producing today against J.A. Happ and the Twins.
Todd Zola's hitter rankings features a Dodgers team at Chavez Ravine all week.
Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitching, and the Giants' Kevin Gausman is on top with two starts.
Juan Blanco is riding the arm of the Angels' Alex Cobb in his best bets for Saturday.
Christopher Olson is endorsing a San Diego stack against Patrick Corbin and the Nationals.
Chris Bennett says the price isn’t too high for hot bat Juan Soto and the upside is immense.
Erik Halterman, via the SiriusXM App, brings us his shallow league FA adds heading into week 16. Erik suggests two hitters and two pitchers, including Boston OF Jarren Duran.
