Todd Zola and Clay Link recap their fantasy baseball drafts, including the "Beat Clay Link League".
Brad Johnson dives into pitching in the National League Central, where in Cincinnati, Luis Castillo will look to fill the void left behind by Trevor Bauer.
David Regan kicks off his season-long column with a look at key position battles he’ll monitor this spring, like whether Garrett Hampson will carve out regular at-bats in Colorado.
James Anderson and Clay Link provide updates on their recent drafts before diving into the top prospects of the AL Central. Keep an eye on Andrew Vaughn of the White Sox.
James Anderson ranks the fantasy-relevant prospects in each AL West farm system, including Mariners outfielder Jarred Kelenic, who could break camp on the big-league roster.
Jason Collette looks at the new norm of teams dispersing saves among their relievers and how fantasy owners should respond.
James Anderson gives his best over/under win total bets for the American League, and he particularly likes a bet involving Lance McCullers and the Astros.
Erik Siegrist takes a look at the potential keeper-league value to be found in AL job battles, as Jared Walsh could become this year's Luke Voit.
Jeff Erickson and Fred Zinkie discuss all the latest player news and debate AL West Players versus their ADP's. Will Aaron Hicks really bat third for the Yankees?
Jesse Siegel analyzes prospects who stocks are moving as we head into spring training, including the Cardinals' Dylan Carlson.
Erik Halterman looks at players rising and falling in ADP this draft season, including Eugenio Suarez, whose climbing draft stock looks accurate.
Jeff Erickson and Todd Zola expect Christian Yelich's spring to have a big impact in his average draft position.
Bernie Pleskoff analyzes each team in the NL West with grades for each player and predictions for the division. How many games will the Dodgers win?
Jeff Erickson and Scott Jenstad discuss the latest player news, what look for during Spring Training, and how to attack weak categories at the end of your draft.
Christian Yelich headlines the all Anti-Recency Bias squad that you could assemble, using NFBC ADP's as a guide to availability.
Liss took eight straight hitters to start his draft, including Christian Yelich at pick 1.8.
Todd Zola and Clay Link recap the news from around Major League Baseball. Nick Senzel tabbed the Reds' everyday CF...are you drafting him? Would you draft Senzel over Kelenic?
Erik Halterman analyzes the top job battles on every major league team, including a look at the Mets' closer situation. Will Edwin Diaz regain the job this season?