Todd Zola ranks players by position for fantasy playoff leagues. Chicago's Jose Abreu is tough to beat at first base.
Jason Collette analyzes the rise of Adam Duvall and the improbability of his league-leading RBI season.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top wavier-wire options for the week, including Amed Rosario, who's been on a tear recently for the Indians.
Erik Siegrist checks out the waiver options in the American League and laments letting Jake Meyers slip through his fingers.
The NL landscape may have been shaken up by the Trade Deadline, but Jan Levine is here to discuss the latest and greatest available options.
Jan Levine is back to cover the latest NL adds and sees a certain Atlanta starter with plenty of potential opportunities.
Dan Marcus reviews a number of available NL players, including a veteran Milwaukee outfielder in line to receive significant playing time.
Jan Levine reviews the latest batch of available NLers, including a reliever who's set to be activated this week.
Jason Collette looks at the shortcomings of Keston Hiura and whether fantasy managers should have given them more credence entering the season.
Shane McClanahan was the big prize free agent in a number of leagues this week.
Dan Marcus says not to be fooled by Robbie Ray's decent season debut and grab a few KC bats for today's matchup.
Chris Morgan likes Franmil Reyes as someone who can provide pop at a reasonable salary.
Given the slim pickings in this five-game Saturday night slate, Chris Bennett likes the stability Clayton Kershaw offers.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire additions for the week, including top prospect Jarred Kelenic, who could be called up by the Mariners any day now.
Writing about Monday night's slate of games, Chris Morgan, likes Trea Turner's power and speed against Cardinal pitcher John Gant.
Todd Zola offers some thoughts on early-season trends, including the home run surge led by Nick Castellanos and the Reds.
The start of the season is upon us and Paul Martinez is here to recommend a few NL players who could produce right away.
Erik Halterman takes a final look at this spring's job battles and examines the fallout from the Nationals' demotion of Carter Kieboom.