Michael Rathburn breaks down Monday's slate and offers up several bets to target, including a play on Juan Soto's Total Bases prop as he gets set to face Jack Flaherty and the Cardinals.
For Monday night's slate, Chris Morgan likes righty Randy Arozarena against Kansas City pitcher Danny Duffy.
Mookie Betts and the Dodgers make for an easy play Monday up in Seattle.
Erik Siegrist takes a look at the AL free-agent pool and sees a clear path to value for Willie Calhoun if he can get into a groove at the plate.
Juan Blanco likes a high-scoring game in the Indians-Reds matchup among his best bets for Sunday.
Dan Marcus says not to be fooled by Robbie Ray's decent season debut and grab a few KC bats for today's matchup.
Chris Morgan likes Franmil Reyes as someone who can provide pop at a reasonable salary.
Jan Levine analyzes the latest crop of available players with a look towards Harrison Bader's eventual return.
Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings features a Red Sox squad with a full week of home games, starting with Monday's annual early morning game.
Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitchers, as Lucas Giolito gets two starts, including the Patriots' Day game in Boston on Monday morning.
Dan Marcus likes Sonny Gray to get roughed up in his first start of the season. That pick and more among his best bet for Saturday.
Given the slim pickings in this five-game Saturday night slate, Chris Bennett likes the stability Clayton Kershaw offers.
Looking for a slugger at a reasonable salary? Christopher Olson has got one for you in Mitch Haniger.
Chris Liss thinks Strasburg's loss of velocity signals panic time. Liss and Alan Seslowsky are not worried about Blake Snell.
Joe Sheehan uncorks a huge card for Friday's action with wagers for every night game with a wide range of bet types, including an alternate run line in Washington with Max Scherzer on the bump.
Todd Zola takes a look at how much predictive value a metric like maximum exit velocity actually has, and what it might mean for a hitter high on the MaxEV leaderboard like Willi Castro.
Todd Zola and Clay Link grade all of next week's two-start options on a 0-5 scale.
Mike Barner examines tonight's large slate of games and notes that Twins DH Nelson Cruz is dangerous against left-handed pitchers.
