Todd Zola takes a look to see if playing in the WBC has an impact, positive or negative, on the regular season performances of its participants, including Team USA hero Adam Jones.
James Anderson gives a preview of potential call-up dates for top prospects like the Phillies' J.P. Crawford, as front offices balance service time considerations against developmental concerns and major league roster needs.
Dave Regan delivers another edition of his preseason rumblings, going over a list of relatively unknown players that could become tangible fantasy commodities in 2017.
Derek VanRiper considers the roster construction process without worrying about batting average.
Doug Thorburn looks at the pitchers whom he plans to target in drafts this season, with an eye toward profit potential above and beyond the consensus value, including Ranger Yu Darvish.
Vlad Sedler discusses value options at second base, third base and shortstop, including the surprisingly underrated Nick Castellanos.
Jeff Stotts is back with his weekly MLB injury analysis and this week he’s looking at Indian Jason Kipnis, who will miss the next two weeks and maybe longer with a strained rotator cuff.
In the debut of his new weekly column, Scott Jenstad offers his thoughts on draft prep and suggests this may be the year to fade Xander Bogaerts.
DVR enters 2017 without a $30 player on his NL LABR roster, but could Trevor Story prove to be an early value in Year 2 at $26?
Chris Archer struggled early last season, but his dominant finish is giving Chris Olson confidence heading into Friday's start against Colombia.
Brad Johnson is breaking down each team’s pitching rotation, and up this week is the AL Central, including Detroit Tigers veteran Justin Verlander, who has been stellar since coming back from injury in 2015.
Clay Link reviews his AL LABR auction. What was the plan going in? Did he ute?
James Anderson offers up his overall rankings for deep dynasty leagues, and puts Corey Seager firmly in the top 10 after his breakout 2016.
Todd Zola interviews noted fantasy expert Todd Zola about the results of the AL and NL LABR auctions, and explains why he wasn't surprised that Jose Altuve went for more than Mike Trout.
Doug Thorburn looks at the pitchers who fell through the cracks of his unique ranking system, like the Angels' Matt Shoemaker.
Jeff Zimmerman studies plate-appearance projections and whether fantasy owners can glean an advantage from that information. Are there enough plate appearances to go around in Chicago?
Sasa Yodashkin breaks down the Wednesday-Thursday DraftKings WBC slate as Xander Bogaerts is still worth the price considering the talent gap at his position.
Dave Regan rumbles about his first mock draft of the preseason, detailing how things panned out round-by-round.