Monday's slate of 13 games features a road matchup for Clayton Kershaw against the Padres.
Belgium are underdogs to France on Tuesday, but that doesn't mean fantasy players need to heavily consider stacking the favorites.
Belgium and France will kick off the World Cup semi-final matches Tuesday, with France only slightly favored against the popular dark horse.
The World Cup semi-final matches are unsurprisingly expected to be close, with England and France coming in as the two favored sides.
Jerick McKinnon might have more buzz around him than any other player in the fantasy football community, but the author can't keep up.
Chris Bennett recommends stacking Nationals hitters against Trevor Richards and the Marlins, with Adam Eaton among the cheaper options.
Sunday's slate of 15 games features a home matchup for Zack Greinke against the Padres.
The Royals can't score. The Red Sox can. Chris Morgan says that's a pretty good reason to go with Rick Porcello today.
Chris Morgan is leaning on Jon Lester for DraftKings lineups Sunday, considering the Cubs ace's favorable draw against the lowly Reds.
The ability to make passes will be a difference maker Saturday night, says C.J. Radune, and Brad Keselowski, who has consistently been one of the best drivers on superspeedways, is atop his Lower-Risk Lineup.
In Saturday night’s game, Chris Bennett suggests paying up for Washington pitcher Max Scherzer, likely securing 40 points or more, and then finding some affordable bats.
Adam Zdroik suggests if you want to save some money for hitting, you might want to take Steven Matz at home against the Rays.
Mike Barner focuses on the Saturday afternoon action by looking at Nomar Mazara and other Rangers hitters to take advantage of the Tigers' Mike Fiers.
Saturday's slate of 15 games features a home matchup for Max Scherzer against the Marlins.
Fading Harry Kane won't be easy Saturday with England facing Sweden, but a number of Croatian attackers could make it a bit easier as they take on Russia.
Paying up for Harry Kane will be the big question on Saturday's opening showdown slate, with Croatia stacks likely to dominate the late game.
Harry Kane figures to be a popular fantasy option on Saturday's two-game slate, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird explains why fading the England striker could be the optimal direction.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper preview Saturday's two-game daily fantasy World Cup slate, which -- once again! -- includes the decision whether or not to fade Harry Kane.