Chris Morgan feels confident going with a certain Cleveland ace against a subpar White Sox offense.
Chris Morgan is selecting a few Atlanta bats at home against the Brewers.
Speed is the name of the game under coach Mike McDaniel in Miami, led by WR Tyreek Hill. As long as QB Tua Tagovailoa avoids health concerns, the Dolphins offense will be one of the most exciting in the NFL.
Nearly 18 months removed from winning Super Bowl LVI, the Rams now find themselves in no-man's land. Still, with cornerstones in place like WR Cooper Kupp and DT Aaron Donald, they could be plucky at times.
Dan Marcus covers a slow Saturday of news, with the exception of Jonathan Taylor's trade request.
Todd Zola takes his hacks with the Weekly Hitter Rankings, including superstar Shohei Ohtani facing a tasty lineup of seven right-handed starters in a row.
With coordinator Kellen Moore on board, the Chargers will hope that a change in scheme will help QB Justin Herbert and company become a bit more vertically oriented on offense.
Todd Zola toes the rubber with his weekly Pitcher Rankings, featuring a double dip of starts against lesser opponents for Corbin Burnes.
John Venezia shares his top bets for Saturday's MLB action, with Bailey Ober's Twins expected to cruise past Jordan Lyles' Royals.
Chris Bennett shares his top plays for Saturday's FanDuel MLB contests, including an inexpensive Nationals stack against struggling veteran Carlos Carrasco.
Adam Zdroik bets on the next few days of Leagues Cup action between MLS and Liga MX, once again focusing on home teams, including an in-form Chicago Fire.
Dan Marcus figures you can save salary by stacking some Phillies bats in Pittsburgh.
Chris Morgan is touting a couple pitchers, including Bailey Ober in KC against a subpar Royals offense.
In Las Vegas, QB Jimmy Garoppolo's situation has been resolved, but RB Josh Jacobs' has not. In any case, the Raiders retain the services of top-end WR Davante Adams, who produces no matter who's under center.
The duo of coach Doug Pederson and QB Trevor Lawrence will look to take the next step and join the likes of the Chiefs, Bills and Bengals as perennial AFC contenders.
Dan Marcus looks at some of the playing time battles emerging early in camp, including James Cook's potential to be a three-down back and the distribution of targets among pass catchers in Baltimore.
With stars such as Yordan Alvarez, Jose Altuve and Aaron Judge returning from injuries this week, Jason Collette takes a look at what we can expect from players in their first month back.
Christopher Bell is hoping to cash in with a victory on one of his best tracks. C.J. Radune previews the Cook Out 400 at Richmond and provides two different potential DFS lineups.
