Michael Rathburn dissects the numbers to show you the right strategy for selecting starting pitchers on FanDuel.
The Giants are scrambling to fill the void left from Brandon Belt's thumb injury. Jeff Erickson breaks down his replacement options among this week's possible FAAB candidates.
Matt Wieters went to the DL on Sunday morning after being diagnosed with an elbow injury earlier in the week. Andrew Martinez evaluates his potential replacements.
Why aren't more fanbases up in arms about teams manipulating the service time of top prospects like Gregory Polanco, when not having them up hurts them in the short term?
Adam Wainwright has allowed 13 runs this year, 10 of which have come against the Cubs, who he faces this week.
The Mets called up prospect Wilmer Flores on Friday. Those looking for middle-infield production should take heed.
Patrick Kaiser gives you all the strategy tips you need that just might punch your ticket to Las Vegas.
After scuffling initially, George Springer has picked up the production recently. Nick Shlain takes a look around the league at the returns from many of the early-season callups.
The Rangers bit the bullet and called up Rougned Odor on Thursday, hoping he'll outpace the production at second base provided by veteran retreads Donnie Murphy and Josh Wilson.
Several players returning from injury or coming off rough starts can be bought at exceptional values on DraftKings, and Jerry Donabedian walks through a few of these options.
Kevin Payne is back with his FanDuel value plays of the week, including a couple of Giants sluggers that he thinks are undervalued.
The Brewers' Clint Coulter hasn't received as much attention as other prospect catchers, but he will be well known by season's end.
Noah Syndergaard is getting his feet wet at Triple-A, but the day is coming soon when he will join the Mets rotation.
Jose Abreu has shown excellent power early on, but is a correction on the horizon? Jeff Zimmerman takes a closer look at early home run and flyball data.
Will Troy Tulowitzki keep up his torrid pace? Dave Regan shares the stats he looks to most when evaluating whether players will improve, maintain or regress.