James Anderson takes in a couple of Midwest League games and offers his thoughts on some top Brewers and Astros prospects, including 2015 fifth overall pick Kyle Tucker
Chris Archer's early-season struggles could have people fading him Wednesday, but Chris Olson explains why he's worth serious fantasy consideration.
Michael Rathburn discusses how best to stack lineups in daily fantasy baseball and what batting order positions players should target in their stacks.
Juan Carlos Blanco likes the bargain price on Ryan Howard, at home against inexperienced righty Logan Verrett, as part of a Phillies value stack
Vlad Sedler discusses the tightrope act that comes with giving up on drafted players for free agents in this week's Barometer, which also spotlights the rise of Jake Odorizzi.
Jose Altuve is one of the most expensive options on Tuesday's slate, but RotoWire's Alex Spalding explains why he's worth the investment.
When a player’s injury description is vague, like with Minnesota closer Glen Perkins, Jeff Stotts suggests paying close attention to the wording to gain insightful clues.
Jesse Siegel is wary of first-base prospect Josh Bell, whose power has failed to develop in the Pittsburgh system. And without that, his fantasy value takes a hit.
Joey Votto is one of the more expensive options at first base Monday, but RotoWire's Kevin Payne has a number of value plays to fit in the Reds' slugger.
Nolan Arenado hit very well against right-handers last season, and he's got a nice matchup Monday to show he can still do it.
Clay Link looks at this week's free-agent targets, including Tampa Bay's Erasmo Ramirez, who should make the most of his starting opportunities the next couple months.
Chris Bennett finds a lot of hot players worth rostering Sunday, including a reasonably-priced Dustin Pedroia riding an 11-game hitting streak
Jan Levine details the best free agent targets in the National League, and looks for value in an unsettled Braves outfield
Dexter Fowler has carried the Cubs' offense this season, and Juan Carlos Blanco likes him again Sunday against the Rockies.
The Jays' bats take the cake this week thanks to seven games in AL-East friendly ballparks, while a certain struggling AL Central squad comes in higher than you might think.
Noah Syndergaard faces off against the Phillies and Braves this week, and Paul Sporer wonders if he could reach 30 strikeouts.
Chris Archer has struggled to start the season, and Doug Thorburn explains why a quick turnaround may not happen.
Jason Collette looks at the comeback story that Shane Green appears to be writing this year after he was garbage on the mound last season.