Mike Barner previews Tuesday’s Yahoo slate, recommending Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez against visiting Seattle.
Dan Marcus suggests considering a Rockies stack Tuesday against visiting Washington.
Michael Rathburn sees a lot of viable plays on the board in today's MLB Picks column, including a look at the Rockies at home as they get set to host a reeling Nationals club.
Chris Bennett looks over Tuesday's slate and sees value in the Tigers as they take on the Pirates, starting on the mound with Michael Pineda.
More young stars are receiving their chance in the big leagues and Jesse Siegel profiles who may be next.
Pitcher Shane McClanahan is one of a number of young players Erik Halterman believes is jumping to the next level.
Mike Barner likes the look of a Twins stack Monday against the Orioles.
Dan Marcus previews Monday’s short, six-game slate, turning to a Mariners bat stack down in Houston.
Kevin Payne digs into Monday's slate and identifies his three best MLB bets, including a look at the Yankees' team total with the Bronx Bombers' bats starting to heat up.
Chris Morgan checks out Monday’s six-game slate and likes lefty Anthony Rizzo’s chances against Toronto pitcher Ross Stripling.
San Francisco Giant Logan Webb is highlighted in Bernie Pleskoff's column about six young National League arms he'd be happy to have on his fantasy teams.
Jeff Erickson is sneaking Josh Naylor onto his fantasy baseball rosters in Week 5.
Erik Siegrist checks out the AL free-agent pool and thinks Kyle Isbel might finally be getting a chance to show what he can do for the Royals.
Chris Morgan is willing to pay up for Mike Trout on Sunday in what should be a good matchup for the Angels.
Walter Hand likes Logan Gilbert to stifle the Marlins. That and more in his best bets for Sunday.
Jan Levine is back and wants you to know Taijuan Walker is still available in plenty of fantasy leagues.
Chris Morgan has selected a Cardinals stack against Zach Davies and the Diamondbacks.
Chris Morgan likes Anthony Rendon based on his lower salary and continued prowess against left-handed pitchers.