Sasha Yodashkin looks over Saturday's slate and can't resist paying up for Jose Bautista, given his tremendous career success against David Price
Mark Trumbo hit two homers Friday night, and he has a great matchup Saturday against Colby Lewis to continue his strong play.
Erik Siegrist uncovers a handful of widely available, overlooked big leaguers and prospects that could prove useful as the season wears on.
Prince Fielder has smashed right-handed pitching over his career, and he gets a great matchup Friday against the Orioles' Vance Worley.
While he went hitless during the Yankees' trip to Toronto, Brett Gardner will look to bounce back at Yankee Stadium on Friday.
Chasing saves on the waiver wire can be costly, but is it necessary? Derek VanRiper takes a look back at 2015 to see where the saves came from as roles changed during the season.
While he appears to have a tough matchup against Cole Hamels on Thursday, RotoWire's Neil Parker explains why Matt Wieters is still worthy of fantasy consideration.
Todd Zola offers some pointers on early season roster management, and notes that a lesser base stealer may not be the best replacement for A.J. Pollock
Jeff Zimmerman discusses different approaches to FAAB bidding and how owners can help themselves by taking a few important steps, especially when it comes to closers.
Last week, Brad Johnson gave us an in-depth look at AL closer situations, now the NL gets its turn, including the Diamondbacks' Daniel Hudson.
David Regan gets his rumble on about 12 players with potential to see an increase in workload thanks to some early-season struggles by their teammates.
Daniel Murphy has started off his time with the Nats very well, and he's got a solid Thursday matchup against a struggling Julio Teheran.
Erik Siegrist looks over the lines for Wednesday's games and wonders if it's worth fading Stephen Strasburg and the Nationals
James Anderson takes a look at the early results for top PCL hitting prospects, and finds forgotten Rangers infielder Jurickson Profar is off to a fast start.
Alex Spalding breaks down a busy Wednesday slate and finds that Maikel Franco's reverse platoon splits make him an enticing option
Joc Pederson's power could be on full display Wednesday against Rubby De La Rosa, who allowed nearly two home runs per nine innings to lefties last year.
Vlad Sedler issues a friendly reminder to stay the course with struggling players early on, in addition to breaking down his risers and fallers in Week 2.
Jose Fernandez will look to bounce back from his poor opening start against a Mets team that may not be as good as many believe.