Michael Rathburn breaks down the data to help crack the hitting code in daily fantasy baseball on FanDuel, including when to stack teams like the Dodgers.
Matt Cain is healthy and will likely be cleared to reclaim a spot in the Giants' rotation early next week.
Andrew Martinez's stroll through the American League finds Matt Moore just about ready to return from Tommy John surgery for the Rays.
Jan Levine breaks down the National League and advises owners to be ready to pounce on prospect Steven Matz, who should be a mainstay in the Mets' rotation.
Jason Kipnis is raking against right-handed pitching this season, and RotoWire's Benny Ricciardi thinks he makes for a great play Sunday on FanDuel.
The Mets now feature a rotation that is younger – and arguably more dynamic – than just about any in baseball.
With Coors Field silent this week, Erik Siegrist has a new team atop the hitter rankings in the Diamondbacks.
Paul Sporer has moved Max Scherzer ahead of Clayton Kershaw as his top pitcher in baseball, and the Nationals' ace takes his rightful spot atop the weekly rankings.
Despite losing a number of important players to injuries, the Cardinals just keep on rolling in the National League Central.
Victor Martinez is batting .452 with a 1.159 OPS against left-handed pitchers this season, and RotoWire's Joel Bartolitta has him locked into his FanDuel lineups Saturday.
Chris Benzine discusses why Welington Castillo could be worth a look if you're in need of a catcher, plus more in Saturday's lineup card.
David Regan recaps Week 11 of the RWBC and highlights a few players to target/avoid for Week 12.
Benjamin Ricciardi looks through the Friday options and finds a nice mix of value and elite players, like Giancarlo Staton.
As long as Carlos Correa's salary is relatively low, RotoWire's Alex Spalding is going to keep putting him into his FantasyAces lineups.
Hoover is an intriguing pick-up in leagues if you’re scrounging for saves, especially with the rumors floating around that Chapman could be moved in a deadline trade.
David Regan puts together his all-fantasy, all-value, all-rookie and all-regression teams as the first half nears its close
Brad Johnson is losing faith in some of this year's most surprising pitchers.
With a full slate of games, James Seltzer has a wide range of choices for Thursday's lineup.