After an excellent debut season in the Premier League, Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez has struggled out of the game this term, and RotoWire's Tate McIntrye argues Alexis is just too expensive to own in most formats.
While goals and assists certainly carry the load for fantasy scoring, RotoWire's Nick Pitner points out a few players who could contribute to winning MondoGoal lineups based on peripheral stats.
He may not get a lot of love from USMNT coach Jurgen Klinsmann, but Sporting KC's Benny Feilhaber is a top choice for MLS' two-game Wednesday slate.
Andrew Laird and Mike Gottlieb are joined by Togga's John Wallin to discuss what can be learned from Gameweek 6 and how fantasy owners should respond to Diego Costa's three-match ban.
Giles Barnes is fit heading into Major League Soccer's two-game slate, but a few of his teammates could miss out with injuries.
RotoWire's JD Bazzo can't have everything he wants Saturday, but he'll take the Galaxy's Robbie Keane, who has a better chance than anyone for a hat trick.
With a goal in both of his last two matches, Theo Walcott looks primed to get a start for the Gunners against a Chelsea side that has allowed the most goals this season.
Andrew Laird and Mike Gottlieb preview Gameweek 6 of the Premier League while arguing about who will be saltier of the two after Saturday's Chelsea-Arsenal match.
D.J. Trainor, Schuyler Redpath and JD Bazzo discuss Week 30 of Major League Soccer and pick out which MLS players they would like to have a beer with.
Manchester City are the biggest favorites to win Saturday, and striker Sergio Aguero looks to be a great fantasy play, though Alex Spalding has a few other picks if Aguero's knee injury holds him back.
A home match against Colorado puts Sebastian Giovinco as the No. 1 composite forward this week, but one player kept him from being a unanimous top pick.
D.J. Trainor breaks down all the injury news ahead of a full weekend of Major League Soccer, including David Villa who did not play Wednesday against Toronto due to a hamstring injury.
Manchester City has yet to allow a goal this season, and thanks to his role in their attack, Aleksandar Kolarov grabs the top spot in the weekly defender rankings yet again.
RotoWire's Nick Pitner highlights three attackers and three defensive-minded players who could be significant fantasy contributors on MondoGoal this weekend.
While Wednesday's three-game slate doesn't have all the stars from Major League Soccer, Sebastian Giovinco could do some damage against NYC FC at Yankee Stadium
RotoWire's D.J. Trainor reviews the injury news ahead of Major League Soccer's three-game Wednesday slate, including NYC FC's David Villa, who is questionable with a hamstring injury.
Andrew Laird and Mike Gottlieb discuss Gameweek 5 of the Premier League while checking off the long list of things Mike has gotten wrong this season (though he was very right about Branislav Ivanovic).
With 11 goals in his last 11 Premier League starts, Theo Walcott looks primed for regular playing time for Arsenal.