Todd Zola makes the case for not giving up on improving in the ratio categories this late in the season and why it's still worth adding a player who can give you a boost in those areas, such as KC's Danny Duffy.
Neil Parker hunts for value plays and great matchups in the Thursday DraftKings slate, including the Dodgers' Corey Seager, who faces the Phillies' Jared Eickhoff.
If your season is all but over this year, Brad Johnson says that this is a great time to lay the foundation for a big 2017 by targeting pitchers who will be in demand next year, like Noah Syndergaard.
Chris Bennett finds some good value for Thursday's Yahoo slate, including Detroit's Victor Martinez, who has an enticing matchup against Boston's Clay Buchholz.
Ben Zobrist's price is simply too low to ignore, and James Seltzer is easily slotting the Cubs' cleanup hitter into his lineup.
James Anderson checks out a league loaded with upper-echelon talent, including the recently promoted Victor Robles.
Alex Spalding has no qualms about picking on the hapless A's offense Wednesday by paying up for Rangers ace Yu Darvish.
Despite a .210 batting average, Todd Frazier has still put up a .250 ISO and hit 31 home runs, and RotoWire's Chris Olson explains why Wednesday against the Indians is an ideal time to use him.
Juan Carlos Blanco puts the ageless Adrian Beltre atop a Rangers mini-stack Wednesday against A's starter Sean Manaea, who has struggled on the road.
Vlad Sedler shares what he's learned from successful DFS players and looks around the league for those heating up, like Colorado's Charlie Blackmon, and those cooling off.
Michael Rathburn analzyes teams' key batting stats to help DFS players exploit lineups and matchups, and he explains how the Angels are the new Royals.
RotoWire's Alex Spalding is focusing on Red Sox lefties against the Orioles' Yovani Gallardo on Tuesday, including outfielder Jackie Bradley.
Juan Carlos Blanco expect Dee Gordon to continue raking Tuesday against Reds right-hander Anthony DeSclafani.
Jesse Siegel tunes us into what's happening with some of the minors' most interesting prospects this week as August rolls on.
Chris Bennett can't pass up the chance to roster Bryce Harper at a reasonable price hitting in Coors Field despite his recent injury and post-All-Star break disappearing act.
St. Louis left fielder Matt Holliday is the third Cardinal to summer a thumb injury this year, and, according to Jeff Stotts, Holliday’s has the potential to be a season ender.
Danny Valencia is always worth attention when he faces a lefty, but Kevin Payne explains why the A's third baseman is an even better play Monday against the Rangers.
Jayson Werth has hit lefties very well this season and now gets to take on Jorge De La Rosa at Coors Field.