The NL landscape may have been shaken up by the Trade Deadline, but Jan Levine is here to discuss the latest and greatest available options.
Chris Morgan likes Kyle Seager as a solid value play who could go deep in Texas.
Dan Marcus is going with a few Atlanta bats at home versus Brett Anderson and the Brewers.
Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings has the Blue Jays on top with with eight games at home.
Todd Zola ranks Gerrit Cole atop his pitcher list in a week that has a number of hurlers debuting for new teams following the trade deadline.
In Saturday’s nine-game slate, Chris Bennett recommends Bryce Harper against Pirates pitcher JT Brubaker.
It's been a while since Brandon Woodruff offered a four-figure salary, which is why Christopher Olson is endorsing the Brewers hurler against the Braves.
Dan Marcus likes Domingo German to dominate a depleted Miami lineup. That and more in his best bets for Saturday.
Michael Rathburn digs in for Friday's MLB action and lays out a slew of bets for the slate, including a look at the Rangers-Mariners matchup with Logan Gilbert getting to face a weakened Rangers lineup.
Chris Bennett is plugging in Philly’s Bryce Harper against the Bucs on Friday.
Erik Halterman, via the SiriusXM App, brings us his shallow league adds heading into week 18. He takes a deeper dive than usual due to all the trade deadline activity.
White Sox Pitcher Lance Lynn has allowed one or no runs in five straight starts, and it wouldn't be a surprise to see that streak continue Friday against the Indians.
Who closes in Tampa Bay now that Diego Castillo has been traded? That's one of the big vacancies to fill in the wake of trades this week.
Kevin Payne looks over Thursday's slate as George Springer and the Blue Jays face Eduardo Rodriguez in Boston.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including the Reds' Joey Votto, who has been one of the most productive players in the majors recently.
Juan Blanco has Frankie Montas and the A's among his best bets for Thursday.
Mike Barner is all over the Padres’ bats in their series opener with visiting Colorado on Thursday.
Brad Johnson discusses some key pitching trades, including Kendall Graveman, who moves to Houston along with Rafael Montero.
