James Anderson continues his series on prospect ranking dilemmas in the 226-250 range, featuring Rays righty Seth Johnson who is very new to pitching but already flashes a high ceiling.
Erik Halterman looks at what the KBO might tell us about the MLB season, including whether the likes of Bryce Harper might benefit from less-amped pitchers.
Todd Zola uses a pair of retro drafts for the 1999 season to illustrate how getting the most raw value, such as by landing consensus top pick Pedro Martinez, doesn't necessarily lead to success.
Jason Collette analyzes how the addition of a new pitch by the A's Frankie Montas changed his fortunes last season.
Bernie Pleskoff has a message for owners and players: quit the whining. He also has some things to say about Indians reliever James Karinchak.
Aaron Nola is the only current Philadelphia Phillies player taken in the All-Time Phillies draft.
Erik Siegrist looks around the American League and wonders if Ryan Yarbrough's experience in a flexible role might be an asset during what's likely to be a turbulent season.
Jan Levine profiles NL players who might have more value this season than previously thought, including Matt Carpenter, who could rebound with a move to DH.
Dave Regan discusses sleepers he’s been pondering lately, including the Mets’ J.D. Davis who should be an everyday left fielder if the season comes to fruition.
Brad Johnson analyzes pitchers who had strong seasons last year but may want to be avoided this season, including the Red Sox’ Eduardo Rodriguez, whose 2019 WHIP raises red flags.
Jesse Siegel dives into the deep recesses of the minors to profile prospects like Texas pitcher Joe Palumbo.
James Anderson provides top-300 dynasty rankings specifically geared toward contending teams.
James Anderson continues his series on prospect ranking dilemmas in the 201-225 range, including Pirates first baseman Mason Martin, who could develop into a three-true-outcomes masher.
Erik Halterman analyzes the proposed plans for resuming the baseball season and profiles players whom it might advantage, like Cleveland's Jose Ramirez.
Bernie Pleskoff speculates on which players might most benefit from a universal DH, like the Cubs' Kyle Schwarber.
Erik Siegrist reviews some AL depth options as the possibility of a season draws closer, including a trio of starting candidates in Cleveland.
Jan Levine analyzes NL players who might be undervalued, including Arizona's Jake Lamb, who could benefit from a universal DH.
Todd Zola continues his breakdown of last year's NFBC Main Event rosters and explains why he thinks Christian Yelich showed up on so few league-winning squads.
