Brad Johnson highlights pitchers who've impressed him early in the season, including Yankees' Jordan Montgomery, who's got a full repertoire of great offerings he will throw in any count or situation.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire additions for the week, including top prospect Jarred Kelenic, who could be called up by the Mariners any day now.
Jason Collette analyzes the return of Alex Cobb and 'The Thing,' his nasty changeup, which is back with a vengeance this season.
Jesse Siegel takes a swing at Thursday's early games, mixing in his favorite sides and props. Should the Mets' trend of failing to give Jacob deGrom any run support lead push bettors to the under?
Joe Sheehan looks to take advantage of the Dodgers' pronounced platoon split against the Rockies in Thursday's best bets.
Kevin Payne checks out Thursday's slate and thinks Juan Soto and the Nationals could put up big numbers at home against the Diamondbacks.
Mike Barner sets the tone for Thursday’s DraftKings slate, locking in a stack of Nats bats against Arizona.
Joe Sheehan is all about action in Wednesday's article, discussing what constitutes it in an evolving landscape of "listed pitchers" and openers. Joe also identifies three bets to target for the night slate.
Mike Barner dives into Wednesday’s DraftKings slate, recommending a Braves stack against the Marlins.
Kevin Payne reviews Wednesday's slate and doesn't think you should pass up the opportunity to stack Seattle bats against Matt Harvey.
After another poor start, is it time to cut Diamondback Madison Bumgarner? Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss.
Joe Sheehan trusts the process in light of some tough beats last week and digs back in for Tuesday's mega-slate with four wagers he's targeting, including a bounce-back for the Astros against the Tigers.
Chris Bennett looks over Tuesday's slate and recommends stocking up on Houston bats like Alex Bregman against the Tigers' Matthew Boyd.
Jeff Stotts explains the concept of the kinetic chain and how one injury can affect other chain links, like in the case of Cody Bellinger and his calf contusion.
Jesse Siegel details the upcoming youth revolution in Seattle while looking at other prospects from around the league.
Mike Barner suggests checking out a stack of Dodgers bats against the Rockies on Tuesday.
In this week's look at players whose stock is either rising or falling, Erik Halterman notes Corbin Burnes' ascension after two outstanding outings so far this season.
Reds OF Tyler Naquin is off to a hot start. It seems like Cleveland was too quick to give up on Naquin. Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss.