Ryan Eisner looks at the trade deadline's sellers and who's taking the place of Yoenis Cespedes, Gerardo Parra and others.
Winning tournaments on FanDuel requires a lot of things to go right, and it's imperative to maximize the number of home-run hitters on your squad.
Jeff joins 120 Sports to discuss the Jason Kipnis injury.
Christopher Olson looks at this week's umpire matchups and finds a handful that should lend themselves to DFS gold.
DVR joins the 120 Sports Morning Run to discuss the fantasy impact of recent MLB trades.
Victor Martinez can be had at a discount, and Ronny Mor is buying.
The new-look Jesus Montero destroyed Triple-A pitching, and now he's getting a chance to play every day for the Mariners.
Paul Bruno offers his recommendations for Monday's action, which include a stack of White Sox supporting Mariners slugger Nelson Cruz
Kevin Payne starts the week with some major bargains, including Seattle's Jesus Montero at catcher.
A.J. Burnett's latest elbow injury could be significant, and since he has ruled out the possibility of having surgery, it could be career-ending.
Monday's Recommended Pickup is Patrick Corbin, who has looked sharp for the D'Backs since returning from Tommy John surgery.
Kyle Schwarber's low price is just too good to ignore on FanDuel, one of many value plays Benny Ricciardi likes on Sunday.
AL-only leaguers have a lot to bid for this week, led by Troy Tulowitzki joining the Blue Jays.
Jan Levine reviews this week's FAAB bids, which are choke full of fallout from the trade deadline, including the arrival of Yoenis Cespedes in Queens.
While left to wonder what's next in Cincinnati, Brandon Phillips churns out professional at-bats.
Erik Siegrist ranks this week's hitting matchups, and -- surprise -- the Blue Jays, who were already strong at the plate, are on top with the newly acquired Troy Tulowitzki.
Former Red Johnny Cueto could have a rude welcome to the AL as he begins his Royals career with a couple of tough road starts. How far did Paul Sporer drop him in this week's rankings?
Jason Collette looks at the Chicago White Sox, who've turned their season around at the plate in the second half, and it starts with Adam Eaton and Melky Cabrera.