Jesse Siegel details the upcoming youth revolution in Seattle while looking at other prospects from around the league.
Mike Barner suggests checking out a stack of Dodgers bats against the Rockies on Tuesday.
In this week's look at players whose stock is either rising or falling, Erik Halterman notes Corbin Burnes' ascension after two outstanding outings so far this season.
Reds OF Tyler Naquin is off to a hot start. It seems like Cleveland was too quick to give up on Naquin. Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss.
Jeff Erickson is shocked that Brandon Nimmo is not rostered in more leagues.
Bernie Pleskoff profiles a couple hot waiver targets in Akil Baddoo and Yermin Mercedes. Will they be regular contributors or simply spare parts?
Michael Rathburn dives into Monday's MLB slate and offers his best bets on the board, including a play on Miami starter Sandy Alcantara's strikeout prop as he gets set to face the Braves in Atlanta.
Tyler Naquin last received this much attention back in 2017, but he was frequently added by teams in free agent bidding this week.
Jeff Erickson and Scott Jenstad cover injuries (Christian Yelich, Anthony Rendon) and FAAB options at Closer and Outfield.
Writing about Monday night's slate of games, Chris Morgan, likes Trea Turner's power and speed against Cardinal pitcher John Gant.
Mike Barner drops in with his best DraftKings recommendations for Monday's slate, including a Phillies stack against David Peterson and the Mets.
Luis Castillo threw harder in his second start of the season than he did on Opening Day, and now there's a way you can check for that yourself immediately on the day of that start.
Erik Siegrist checks out the AL free-agent pool and thinks that while Akil Baddoo's name might be fun to say, he could be even more fun to have on your roster.
Dan Marcus likes German Marquez and the underdog Rockies in his best bets for Sunday.
Jan Levine is back and lists a number of players to target, including a veteran starter in San Francisco who's excelling.
Dan Marcus says Marcus Stroman may not be the flashiest pitcher today, but he's about as safe as it comes facing the Marlins.
WIth a superior record at home and versus righties, Chris Morgan likes Max Kepler to produce against Chris Flexen and the Mariners.
Todd Zola offers some thoughts on early-season trends, including the home run surge led by Nick Castellanos and the Reds.
