There are a number of solid plays at third base on Sunday, but Benny Ricciardi says Kris Bryant is at the top of the list for FanDuel.
Lindor and Buxton add their names to the list of top prospects to make ML debut this season.
With all 30 clubs playing seven games this week, RotoWire's Erik Siegrist breaks down which teams have the best hitting matchups.
Paul Sporer's weekly value meter showcases a surging Masahiro Tanaka, who is starting to look like the dominant pitcher from early last season.
RotoWire's Joel Bartilotta loves the Orioles against the Yankees on Saturday, headlined by Adam Jones, who has excellent career numbers against opposing starter CC Sabathia.
Chris Benzine discusses what Zack Cozart's injury means for the recently recalled Eugenio Suarez, and why you should consider him for your league.
Rotowire's Jerry Donabedian Is Sticking With The Red-Hot Yasiel Puig
While neither team has been particular good this season, the Indians and Tigers each have a few dominant pitchers who will be throwing this weekend, including the long-overdue season-debut of Justin Verlander.
Andrew Fiorentino recaps Week 9 of the RWBC and highlights a few players to target/avoid for Week 10.
Jose Abreu has a home run in back-to-back games, and RotoWire's Alex Spalding is throwing him into his Fantasy Aces lineups on Friday.
Evan Longoria loves hitting against left-handed pitching, and Benny Ricciardi thinks he has a good chance to go yard Friday.
David Regan reviews the next prospects likely to get called up as we get deeper into summer, including the Dodgers' Corey Seager, who looks like an All-Star in the making.
Jesse Siegel wants to know who's got next in the year of the prospect. Not Yoan Moncada, who is struggling at Low-A.
, so Garcia may not be available in some leagues, but with the way he’s been hitting of late he’s worth consideration.
Jeff Zimmerman on batted-ball velocity stats and what they can tell us about today's top hitters.
Brad Johnson recaps the first-year player draft and some pitchers to watch in the coming years.
With just nine games on the schedule today, James Seltzer's options are limited. But there's still value on the board.
The 25-year old May was once a touted prospect for the Twins, and while he hasn’t debuted with a boom during his young career he still offers some intrigue as a backend pitcher to roster in deeper leagues