Todd Zola ranks the starting pitching for the first full week of the season. Should we be worried about Chris Sale after his Opening Day pounding?
Mike Barner loads up his suggestions for the first Friday slate of the year, including Padres utility man Wil Myers against the visiting Giants.
Adam Zdroik delivers his FanDuel breakdown for the second day of the season, turning to the Dodgers' Ross Stripling on the mound against the D-Backs.
Chris Bennett analyzes the Friday DraftKings baseball slate as an A's stack led by Khris Davis against Angels starter Matt Harvey looks promising.
Todd Zola gives a glimpse at how to take advantage of your league's rule set by explaining why he built a pitching staff around dominant middle relievers such as Chad Green.
Jason Collette plays a game of blind resume with potential closers. Does Mark Melancon have a chance to close in San Francisco?
Brad Johnson updates potential pitching opportunities and reviews bullpens with continued question marks, including where free agent Craig Kimbrel could land.
Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss whether it was smart to take Trea Turner in the first round of fantasy drafts. If you're picking your team this weekend, see what they have to say.
Baseball is finally back, and so is Christopher Olson with his Opening Day DraftKings recommendations.
Mike Barner delivers his preview of Yahoo's slate for Opening Day, recommending Rays ace Blake Snell as a viable option at $49.
Kevin Payne peruses the prices for FanDuel's second Opening Day and finds the lucky winner of 2019's first 'Who's Playing the Marlins?' award: Kyle Freeland.
Dave Regan picks one player per team who could get more playing time than expected and outperform his fantasy expectations, like Arizona's Jake Lamb.
Todd Zola joins Jeff & Liss to explain his "wait on pitchers" approach in a recent SXM AL-Only Hosts draft.
On the eve of Opening Day, Erik Halterman runs down the list of winners and losers in his final Job Battles update.
Erik Siegrist offers up his outside the box predictions for 2019, including a history-making performance from Gary Sanchez.
Todd Zola ranks the opening week's hitting, as Giancarlo Stanton and the Yankees are primed to get off to a productive start.
Todd Zola is back with the first pitcher rankings of the season. No surprise, Washington's Max Scherzer is on top.
James Anderson makes his pitching prospect predictions and foresees Brendan McKay cruising through the Rays' system now that he is no longer a two-way player.
