Jeff & DVR discuss the injury concerns with Cleveland's Francisco Lindor.
Jason Collette combs through the bargain bin for potential values in his article for the 2019 RotoWire Fantasy Baseball Guide.
Liss explains to Jeff why he probably won't own any Matt Carpenter shares this year.
Clay Link walks us through his thought process on several players, including German Marquez and Adalberto Mondesi.
James Anderson checks out the top fantasy prospects in the outfield, including Nationals' speedster Victor Robles.
DVR & Mario discuss the upside of top White Sox prospect Eloy Jimenez.
Erik Halterman details all the relevant job battles around Major League Baseball at the outset of spring training.
Erik Siegrist takes a look at how different league formats can affect the value of prospects, and how to make sure you get fair value in a trade for an elite prospect like Vlad Guerrero Jr.
DVR & Clay discuss their enthusiasm for Patrick Corbin in 2019.
2016 NFBC Main Event Champion Rob Silver provides a glimpse into his draft-prep process in his article for the 2019 RotoWire Fantasy Baseball Guide.
Jeff Erickson shares his strategy for saves for this season and looks at closer tiers. Is there any reason to worry about Aroldis Chapman?
Jeff Erickson offers up his early draft-pool observations in his annual Draft Primer article for the RotoWire Fantasy Baseball Guide.
Bret Sayre highlights a number of misconceptions and leans on specific examples to make his case in his article for the 2019 RotoWire Fantasy Baseball Guide.
This week, Brad Johnson examines pitching in the American League East, featuring Chris Sale and a Red Sox group that should make opposing batters more than a little nervous.
Jason Collette moves on to the AL Central for more bold predictions. Find out whether Jose Abreu is offers a buying opportunity or whether owners should stay far away.
Jeff & Mario analyze the Milwaukee bullpen, with a focus on Corey Knebel and Josh Hader.
Todd Zola examines some overlooked factors in putting together freeze lists in keeper and dynasty leagues, including the hidden cost of blocking your utility spot with a player like Khris Davis.
James Anderson sifts through the increasingly thin organizations in the NL Central but notes that there are still some gems, such as the Reds' Nick Senzel.
