Baltimore's Jimmy Paredes is Monday's recommended pickup after hitting .400 with two doubles, three home runs, six RBI and a steal over the last seven days.
Josh Hamilton may be on the move, but he still has a bit more time on the shelf writes RotoWire's Andrew Martinez in this week's edition of the AL FAAB.
Ian Kennedy is back, but is he available in your league? All that and more from RotoWire's Jan Levine in this week's edition of NL FAAB.
Hanley Ramirez is averaging 4.9 fantasy points per game over his last five, and RotoWire's Benny Ricciardi says he's a great FanDuel value on Sunday.
Managers fret over high-leverage situations that demand the use of 'closers.'
Paul Sporer ranks the coming week's starting pitchers, but is two home starts enough to make Corey Kluber the AL's top-ranked hurler?
Joel Bartilotta is going with value Saturday night, including a low-priced Carlos Gonzalez who might never be cheaper.
Chris Benzine discusses why it's worth keeping an eye on the Rockies' closing situation and more in Saturday's lineup card.
RotoWire's Alex Spalding is building his Friday FantasyAces lineup around Adrian Gonzalez, who leads the league in OPS this season.
Matt Harvey has been dominant this season, including a high-90s fastball sooner than many expected, an
Michael Rathburn pours over the numbers and explains why picking an elite pitcher like Felix Hernandez is almost always the best way to go in cash games.
RotoWire's Benny Ricciardi is building his FanDuel lineup around Buster Posey, who will be playing at Coors Field on Friday.
Mark Melancon returned to action on Thursday for the Pirates, landing his third save of the season, but Melancon isn’t the news here – it’s Tony Watson.
Jeff Erickson joins 120 Sports to discuss possible sell high starting pitchers.
Jeff Erickson joins the 120 Sports crew to discuss some surprisingly successful starting pitchers.
David Regan sizes up each team in the early going, and he has little hope that Ryan Braun can do much to avoid becoming the worst contract in the majors.
Jeff Zimmerman looks at deceptive early stats, including Adam Jones' otherworldly batting average.
Brad Johnson takes a look at the next wave of National League arms, including the Mets' Noah Syndergaard.