Opening Weekend provides clues about how teams are getting by without their injured regulars. Ryan Eisner takes a look around the league.
Doug Fister's side injury, no matter how it's characterized, will be a real pain for his fantasy owners to deal with.
Luke Hochevar had a strong second half in 2011, and followed that up with a great debut in Anaheim on Saturday night. Is he in the circle of trust yet? Andrew Martinez breaks it down.
Johan Santana's filthy change-up is still making batters swing and miss.
Brad Lidge and Henry Rodriguez are alternating days for the save chances for the Nationals with Drew Storen on the DL.
Justin Verlander squares off against James Shields this week in one of the better pitching matchups on the board.
Carlos Marmol was one of a handful of closers to struggle during Thursday's season openers.
Is the Mariners' Double-A rotation, beaming with three strandout prospects, better than the one in Seattle?
With a home matchup against soft-tosser Mark Buehrle, Joey Votto is well worth the price in daily salary cap games Thursday.
Are some players particularly injury prone, or is it just bad luck?
Defense isn't usually a consideration in fantasy baseball, but it should be: team defenses
RotoWire's Resident Scout Bernie Pleskoff is bullish on Rockies closer Rafael Betancourt. Check out his thoughts from all 15 Cactus League squads from this spring.
Who replaces Chase Utley at second while he's out? Ryan Eisner digs in.