Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings features a Red Sox lineup that hopes seven games of home cooking will wake the bats.
Todd Zola's pitcher rankings have a lot of volatility this week thanks to rain, injuries and suspensions, while top-rated Carlos Carrasco looks to build off a strong outing.
Gerrit Cole has four quality starts in as many chances to open the year, striking out nine or more in three of those.
The Phillies may be in town, but Mike Barner tips a couple Rockies hitters - like Trevor Story - to produce versus a struggling Aaron Nola.
Despite issuing too many walks of late, Luis Castillo has posted dominating early numbers and should do well against the Padres.
Scott Jenstad thinks that Brewer Mike Moustakas‘ low batting average might make him a good trade target.
Adam Zdroik tees up Friday's slate, recommending several Dodgers out in Milwaukee.
Mike Barner suggests taking a close look at a Cards stack against Jason Vargas and the Mets on Friday.
White Sox pitcher Carlos Rodon faces a Tigers squad that has a woeful .064 ISO against lefties while striking out 23.1 percent of the time.
Todd Zola analyzes the factors that could help predict which teams will be more active on the basepaths and where to look for help in steals if you weren't able roster a proven speedster like Dee Gordon.
Mike Barner reviews PrizePicks.com - A new DFS site that eschews the standard salary cap style game in favor of a Over/Under projected fantasy points format.
Brad Johnson examines pitchers with lofty preseason expectations who have started out the year slowly. On top of his disappointment list is Chris Sale.
After Chris Sale showed better velocity Tuesday versus the Yankees, can we relax about his rest-of-season forecast?
Christopher Olson looks over a five-game Thursday slate, recommending Dodgers superstar Cody Bellinger out in Milwaukee.
Mike Barner suggests that a Rays stack will likely be in order Thursday against the Orioles.
Kevin Payne looks at FanDuel's thin Thursday pitching list and immediately wants to roll with Chris Paddack, who wins the lottery to face the Reds.
James Anderson highlights some upper-level hitters off to hot starts that could portend breakout seasons, including Pittsburgh's shortstop of the future, Cole Tucker.
Liss and McKechs talk about analyzing players on hot and cold streaks.