Jan Levine considers the potential for Jose Bautista to stick with the Braves and the upside of other biggest pickups in the National League this weekend.
Erik Siegrist looks over the AL free-agent options for the week and recommends returning Orioles slugger Mark Trumbo to fantasy GMs in need of a power infusion.
Mike Barner plans to install at least one Twins bat for Sunday's DraftKings slate, including Max Kepler.
Todd Zola ranks the coming week's hitters as the Orioles and Phillies both have seven games in their home-friendly parks.
Todd Zola ranks the coming week's starting pitchers as Washington's Stephen Strasburg has two starts to keep doing his thing.
Charlie Morton looks to follow in the footsteps of Gerrit Cole after Cole's 16-strikeout performance against the Diamondbacks on Friday night.
Chris Bennett previews Saturday's action with his picks, including a recommendation for Jose Altuve who has experienced past success versus Zack Greinke.
Mike Barner breaks down the Saturday DraftKings slate as Pittsburgh's Corey Dickerson could be part of a stack against Milwaukee's Jhoulys Chacin.
Adam Zdroik breaks down the Saturday Yahoo slate as the Dodgers' Cody Bellinger looks to take advantage of Padres right-hander Bryan Mitchell.
20-year-old Mke Soroka is ready to pitch well for the Braves right now. Get ready.
Friday's 15-game slate is surprisingly difficult for those looking beyond Gerrit Cole at the top of the price lists.
According to Scott Jenstad, former elite Cubs prospect Addison Russell has done next to nothing this season, with only four runs driven in and zero homers in 102 plate appearances.
Derek VanRiper sets up a whopping 15-game Friday slate, turning things over to the Giants' Brandon Belt on the road in Atlanta.
Derek VanRiper's Friday picks are built around A's first baseman Matt Olson in the series opener against visiting Baltimore.
Chris Morgan previews Friday's Yahoo slate, turning the mound over to Jays southpaw J.A. Happ down in Tampa Bay.
In this two-part series, Brad Johnson passes along some thoughts on two facets of building a winner in keeper/dynasty leagues. Part of his own scouting strategy involved the recently acquired Matt Harvey.
Where do Liss and Jeff rank him versus other current closers?
Dave Regan looks at the status of every team and where they should go from here. Will the struggling Domingo Santana figure it out or have pitchers figured him out?