Todd Zola digs into the common methods for projecting value in fantasy baseball and explains why specialists like Mallex Smith may not have their true worth captured.
James Anderson breaks down every fantasy-relevant prospect in the AL Central including Twins shortstop Royce Lewis, who salvaged a down season with a big showing in the AFL.
Clay Link recaps his 12-team NFBC Online Championship draft from Wednesday, Feb. 12.
Joe Sheehan's Picks and Pans article returns to the RotoWire Fantasy Baseball Guide! See who Joe likes and who he does not for 2020.
Jeff Erickson breaks down the macro environment, offering insight into category targets and tips to building a competitive roster in this new day and age of Major League Baseball.
Jason Collette's Scrap Heap article returns! Jason looks back at some of last year's bargains and pinpoints some potential values late in 2020 drafts and auctions.
Liss explains to Jeff why he is still very high on Justin Verlander.
Jason Collette turns to the AL East for more bold predictions. Will J.D. Martinez be a top-10 player this season?
Jeff Erickson looks at what it takes to reach the top of each hitting category in bellwether industry leagues. Can you roster jackrabbits, like Dee Gordon, who don't hit for power?
Liss is still very high on Clayton Kershaw and says he can be an affordable ace. Jeff agrees.
James Anderson provides an overview of the top prospects at the hot corner, including Carter Kieboom of the Nationals.
James and Clay discuss the upside for Rays' prospect Wander Franco.
Todd Zola looks at some players with noteworthy component exit velocities last year, such as Keston Hiura, and uses that data to project a more realistic BABIP for them in 2020.
James Anderson breaks down all of the fantasy-relevant prospects in the loaded AL East, including the game's top prospect, Rays middle infielder Wander Franco.
How important are catchers in your fantasy baseball drafts?
With pitcher Ross Stripling supposedly heading to LA, will he become more valuable?
Jeff Erickson breaks down his team for the LABR Mixed Draft, during which he was eighth in the draft order.
The Colorado Rockies player might be a sleeper if you are playing in Best Ball Leagues.