Adam Zdroik previews Monday's Yahoo slate, recommending Phillies hurler Jake Arrieta on the road down in Miami.
Monday's slate features Zack Greinke making a home start against the struggling Dodgers.
Kevin Payne checks out Monday's slate and expects Jake Arrieta to have plenty of success in Miami.
Erik Siegrist sifts through the available talent in the American League and doesn't think Wilson Ramos' power surge can be ignored in shallow leagues.
Jan Levine's latest FAAB report is stuffed with Braves, including two pitchers who might make a huge impact if given the chance the rest of the season.
Mike Barner advises DraftKings players to stack Blue Jays bats Sunday, including the surging Teoscar Hernandez.
Gerrit Cole and the Astros are big home favorites for Sunday's matinee against Oakland.
Chris Bennett tees up a loaded Sunday slate, starting things off with D-Backs hurler Robbie Ray on the road against Washington.
Chris Morgan likes Braves shortstop Dansby Swanson on Sunday on the road against Vince Velasquez and the Phillies.
Todd Zola ranks this week's hitters as the Indians should thrive with eight games, including five at home.
Todd Zola ranks this week's starting pitchers, as the league might be on the verge of a changing at the guard at the top of the heap with Max Scherzer.
Multiple double-headers make Saturday the busiest day of the MLB season thus far.
In Saturday's main slate, Chris Bennett likes Trevor Story, who boasts a .385 wOBA, 138 wRC+ and .272 ISO against lefties on the road since the start of last year and currently has a six-game hitting streak.
Mike Barner likes an Orioles stack, including Manny Machado, on DraftKings Saturday against Detroit left-hander Francisco Liriano.
Adam Zdroik picks the Yahoo's Saturday slate as Cleveland's Edwin Encarnacion could turn around his season against Mariners righty Mike Leake.
Clay Link and James Anderson dive into the scouting report on Walker Buehler and offer advice on his season-long potential.
Scott Jenstad notes that Carlos Santana hasn’t had much success with his new team in Philadelphia, but he remains optimistic for the season ahead.
Derek VanRiper likes Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis at home against the Mariners on Friday.