Erik Halterman looks at who's up and down in baseball leagues across the globe. In the States, Justin Verlander looks healthy after spring injuries.
Bernie Pleskoff profiles his favorite Swiss Army Knife players who offer owners multi-position eligibility. Find out why Niko Goodrum tops the list.
Jan Levine profiles undervalued players who could pay off in NL leagues this year, including Alex Wood, who focused on improving his mechanics this offseason.
Todd Zola recaps the findings from his Winning Tendencies series and notes that multi-position players like Ketel Marte don't gain significant value in leagues with restrictive roster rules.
With the anticipated shortened season, Dave Regan discusses a few sleepers who could end up being value picks, like Tampa Bay’s Brendan McCay.
Brad Johnson lists several higher-ceiling arms he believes should add to your watch list, including Garrett Crochet, who was drafted 11th overall by the White Sox.
James Anderson wraps up his series on prospect ranking dilemmas in the 353-400 range, including Astros first baseman Taylor Jones, who could see a bigger role in 2021.
Erik Halterman looks at the factors to consider with a shortened baseball season and which players might be impacted most. Find out why Tyler Glasnow might thrive.
RotoWire will begin coverage of Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) in Japan with the start of the regular season on June 19.
Bernie Pleskoff reviews the recent baseball draft and shares which left-hander he thinks has the biggest upside.
Jan Levine profiles National Leaguers who could have more value than expected when the season resumes, including the Mets' Wilson Ramos.
Erik Siegrist wonders if any of this year's top draft picks could find themselves on a big-league taxi squad and whether players with health concerns, such as Carlos Carrasco, will play at all.
Dave Regan discusses a few guys who could see their values take an uptick in 2021, including Kyle Tucker who should be Houston’s full-time right fielder in 2021.
Brad Johnson shares injury observations we often read about and discusses his approach to handling how they affect pitchers, including Chris Sale, who’s out for an extended time after having Tommy John surgery.
Todd Zola breaks down roster management trends from last season's NFBC Main Event and notes that Lucas Giolito became a poster boy for exercising patience.
Erik Halterman looks at players whose stock has changed based on recent news, including Chris Archer, who underwent season-ending surgery last week.
Jason Collette has been tracking new pitches every spring since 2014. How often are those new pitches successfully incorporated? And which new pitches should we be watching closely in 2020?
Bernie Pleskoff analyzes some interesting prospects, including the Rockies' Brendan Rodgers.
