Erik Halterman analyzes players whose fantasy value has diverged most from draft-day expectations, starting with Carlos Correa.
Bernie Pleskoff scouts some under-the-radar prospects in the National League, including the Padres' Tucupita Marcano.
Chandler Vessels analyzes the fantasy possibilities as the Bucks look to recover from an 0-2 deficit.
Erik Siegrist reviews the American League player pool heading into the All-Star break and notes that some big-name talent, such as Luis Severino, is set to get healthy in the coming weeks.
Michael Rathburn likes the Astros big over the Yankees. That and more in his best bets for Sunday.
With the big names well established, Juan Carlos Blanco provides a couple lower-salaried players who can exceed value.
Betnijah Laney has been New York's best player this season, and she can be an effective fantasy alternative for Sunday's five-game slate as well.
Joel Bartilotta covers his picks and pans for Game 3 of the NBA Finals.
Jan Levine expects a certain Miami infielder to excel after he returns later this month.
Nick Pivetta has looked wildly inconsistent of late, so Dan Marcus is recommending a few Philly bats.
With another full schedule of MLB action, Chris Morgan reviews his top DFS picks.
Erik Halterman gives his top picks for another KBO slate that's full of question marks.
Todd Zola looks over the top relief options for any open roster spots on your staff coming out of the All-Star break, including potential new Phillies closer Ranger Suarez.
Jeff Erickson strongly advises picking up speedy prospect Vidal Bruhan, heading into the All-Star break.
Chris Bennett likes Dodger bats Friday night, especially Justin Turner with his great stability and inexpensive price tag.
Len Hochberg is confident Jon Rahm is a heavy favorite to win The British Open.
Christopher Olson considers David Fletcher an excellent value option against Chris Flexen and the Mariners.
Dan Marcus is betting against Walker Buehler's strikeout potential on Saturday. That and more in his best bets.