Jeff Erickson analyzes whether paying for stolen bases in drafts this year has been worth the cost. How badly have stolen-base artists like Billy Hamilton performed vs. expectation?
Kevin Payne looks over Monday's evening slate and thinks Yonder Alonso is poised to tee off against Homer Bailey and the Reds.
Adam Zdroik recommends rolling with Indians righty Mike Clevinger on Monday on the road against Cinci.
Monday's slate of 11 games features a home matchup for Clayton Kershaw against the Giants.
Chris Morgan offers picks for the Sunday FanDuel slate. Brian Dozier has a good matchup at Coors Field.
Erik Siegrist digs through the names on the waiver wire in the AL and thinks Robinson Cano could make a splash when he returns from his suspension this week.
Chris Morgan breaks down the Sunday Yahoo slate as Cody Bellinger looks to keep on bashing at Coors Field.
Jan Levine looks at several closer changes that've already occurred -- looking at you, Marlins -- and at least one other that might happen soon.
Mike Barner recommends DraftKings players use Indians bats Sunday, including Michael Brantley.
Sunday's slate of 15 games features a road matchup for Chris Sale against the Orioles.
Todd Zola ranks the week's hitting as the Braves get eight games with a doubleheader on the schedule.
Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitching as the Mets' Jacob deGrom gets two starts but is thankful he doesn't get paid by the win.
Mike Barner picks the Saturday DraftKings slate as Shohei Ohtani looks to continue pounding right-handed pitching.
Adam Zdroik breaks down Saturday's Yahoo baseball slate as Boston's Rafael Devers has a good matchup against Baltimore right-hander Yefry Ramirez.
Chris Bennett likes all of Saturday’s top three arms, but he says that Aaron Nola, at $1,500 over Trevor Bauer, appears to offer the right mix of savings and potential.
Saturday's slate of 16 games features a road matchup for Robbie Ray against the Reds.
Scott Jenstad describes a few chaotic closer situations that have arisen in the last few days, including in Miami, where Kyle Barraclough has been taken out of his closer role after a few rough outings.
Jason Collette analyzes Tyler Glasnow and Chris Archer and what their new pitching coaches have done for their game since they were traded at the deadline.