Sonny Gray has been a significant bargain among the elite starting pitchers in DFS play this season. Renee Miller looks for ways to identify bargains among starting pitchers in her article this week.
Tim Hudson has been a serious second-half fader, and RotoWire's Vlad Sedler wonders whether there's a rebound left in him.
RotoWire's Christopher Olson examines the benefits of targeting certain spots in the lineup.
RotoWire's Jensen Lewis discusses the transformation of Carlos Carrasco this year, suggesting that his adoption of the 'bullpen mentality' has made him a successful starter.
Clay Buchholz is 3-0 with a 2.10 ERA over his last four starts.
Josh Fields has picked up a couple of saves over the last week, for those of you trying to collect every last save down the stretch.
Wilin Rosario just returned from the DL, and some of his owners may have been impatient with his performance and then his injury and might have dropped him, suggests RotoWire's Jan Levine.
Edinson Volquez will face the Cubs and their 84 wRC+ against right-handed pitching Sunday, which makes him an attractive option for those that don't want to spend for Jon Lester or Clayton Kershaw.
Second-tier players on one particular contending team lead postseason runs.
Stephen Strasburg might have disappointed some this year, but he's still having a fantastic fantasy season.
Chris Benzine discusses what value Jose Ramirez has now that he has moved to the second spot in the order.
RotoWire's Christopher Olson takes a look at two of the most pressing questions in daily fantasy baseball.
RotoWire's Kevin Payne takes a look at the current FanDuel value picks at each position.
Despite a tough matchup against the Tigers, RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian likes the Indians Carlos Carrasco as an option on DraftKings this weekend.
The Rangers may not be fighting for a playoff spot this season, but they do offer solid free agnet choices.
Nathan Eovaldi can handcuff hitters with both velocity and movement and should be ready next season to help owners from the get-go.
Giancarlo Stanton has become an NL MVP candidate while having a full breakout in his age-24 season. What has changed? Jason Collette takes a closer look at the Marlins' star outfielder.