Bernie Pleskoff's first fantasy league with his readers was such a hit, he wants to do it again. Find out how to join his next league, and also get the low down on prospects like Nate Pearson.
Not surprisingly, Miguel Cabrera was the only current Tiger to make the cut.
FAAB might be on hold, but Jan Levine has found some NL players who will make for interesting pickups once things get rolling again, like the Giants' Tony Watson.
FAAB might not be running yet, but Erik Siegrist looks at AL players and roster situations worth discussing in the meantime, like Kansas City's Danny Duffy.
Chris took three straight Indians to start his draft, including shortstop Francisco Lindor with the eighth overall pick.
Brad Johnson outlines things on which he focuses when comparing pitchers for his teams, and in Notable Rotation Ramblings, he notes that Shohei Ohtani should be ready to pitch when the season resumes.
David Regan analyzes players coming off injuries who could be good bets to stash in keeper leagues, including Chicago's Carlos Rodon.
Erik Siegrist continues his hunt for possible breakout performers in the NL East, where Scott Kingery could be ready to take another big step forward.
James Anderson continues his series on prospect ranking dilemmas, including an explanation of why he "hates" Blue Jays flamethrower Nate Pearson.
Jason Collette looks at how the market has changed for pitchers in the latest NFBC auctions. Yu Darvish's price is spiking.
Jesse Siegel analyzes prospects who are looking good, and those who aren't. Can Grayson Rodriguez buck the recent trend of Orioles prospect pitchers?
Erik Halterman analyzes the reliability of base stealers from one season to the next, and checks in on who's rising and falling in baseball, like Giancarlo Stanton.
Bernie Pleskoff needs to pass the time with a fantasy draft and wants YOU to join his league. He also wants you to keep an eye on Geraldo Perdomo.
Jeff Erickson examines players he likes but, for whatever reason, has not drafted yet this spring, including A's first baseman Matt Olson.
Todd Zola considers the impact of a shortened schedule on player valuation and thinks elite pitchers like Gerrit Cole might not take a hit even without the same advantage in innings volume.
Brad Johnson examines bullpens that are in flux, like in Los Angeles where Ty Buttrey sits behind Keynan Middleton in the pecking order but offers good stuff according to Johnson.
Dave Regan is back with his annual column, and this week he writes about players who’s values might rise as a result of the delayed season, including Dodgers pitcher Julio Urias.
James Anderson reveals the ranking dilemmas he faced with prospects 1 through 25, including his internal struggles with how high to rank Yankees phenom Jasson Dominguez.