Chris Bennett checks out Tuesday's deep evening slate and suggests taking advantage of an affordable Coors Field stack, including Brendan Rodgers.
Jesse Siegel is back to review some phenoms, including some outstanding recent performances from a couple of the more recognizable names.
In addition to risers and fallers, Erik Halterman writes about players he’s rostered and how they’re fairing thus far, starting with Jose Abreu, who’s batting is currently at a career low.
Michael Rathburn takes on Monday's slate and identifies his best bets from four different games, including a look at an NL Central showdown between two teams going in opposite directions.
Mike Barner likes the look of a Padres stack against the Rockies on Monday.
Bernie Pleskoff analyzes pitching prospects who could be targeted in fantasy leagues in 2022.
Kevin Gausman is having a career year, which shouldn’t stop against the Mets.
Todd Zola offers his projected pitcher rankings for the stretch run as two National League teams split the top four spots between them.
Erik Siegrist reviews the talent available on AL waiver wires as some surprising names have been running wild on the basepaths, including the Yankees' Tyler Wade.
Michael Rathburn is betting on Max Scherzer and the Dodgers in his best bets for Sunday.
The pennant races are heating up and Jan Levine profiles a couple contenders who may soon be seeing some decent producers back in their lineups.
With Drew Hutchison set to return today and start, Dan Marcus endorses a couple Cleveland power bats.
Chris Morgan gives the green light to stack some Padres against Zac Gallen and the Diamondbacks.
Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings features a Yankees squad that will be at home for eight games.
Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitching, and Gerrit Cole tops the charts in his return from the COVID list.
Dan Marcus is betting Walker Buehler can tame the Mets among his best bets for Saturday.
Dylan Cease has been dominant at home, earning a 2.20 ERA and 3.28 FIP with a 32.9 percent K rate, putting him in a decent spot against a right-hand heavy Yankees lineup.
Christopher Olson is touting Salvador Perez to do well against a struggling Jon Lester and the Cardinals.