Michael Rathburn is betting Walker Buehler keeps the ball in the yard Sunday. That and more among his best bets.
With a couple clubs having recently traded away a lot of talent, Jan Levine sees plenty of available fill-ins who can provide immediate help.
With a few impressive hitting stacks, Dan Marcus believes the Rays provides equal potential at a better value.
If you're searching for power at a reasonable salary, Chris Morgan suggests Carlos Santana.
Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings features a Brewers club on an NL Central tour this week.
Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitching as Max Scherzer gets a two-start week for the Dodgers.
Christopher Olson urges you to stack a couple Reds against Mitch Keller and the Pirates.
Dan Marcus is betting the Dodgers' thin pitching staff struggles Saturday against the Angels.
On Saturday’s 10-game slate, Chris Bennett recommends Padres pitcher Yu Darvish against a soft matchup with Arizona, who ranks 28th with a .293 wOBA against righties.
Michael Rathburn is in on the Reds offense in Friday's betting breakdown as they dig in to face JT Brubaker and the Pirates at home.
Chris Bennett is inserting the Padres’ Tommy Pham into his FanDuel lineup Friday against Arizona.
After examining Friday’s packed slate, Mike Barner likes George Springer, who has a .882 slugging percentage over his last 17 games, against Nathan Eovaldi.
Jason Collette dives into the July offensive numbers and finds a perplexing situation.
Brad Johnson dives into the trade deadline pitching deals and discuses how the changes in latitudes might impact teams, starting in Los Angeles where Danny Duffy becomes a Dodger.
Centered around the red-hot Joey Votto, Mike Barner delivers his best DraftKings picks for a six-game Thursday slate.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire options of the week, including the Brewers' Avisail Garcia.
Juan Blanco is looking for a lot of runs to be scored in the Red Sox-Tigers game Thursday.
Kevin Payne reviews Thursday's slate as George Springer looks to stay hot during his first homestand in Toronto.