Jose Quintana is toeing the rubber Monday for the Cubs in Milwaukee, and he's Adam Zdroik's recommendation for Yahoo's slate.
Kevin Payne checks out Monday's slate and recommends taking advantage of Madison Bumgarner's reduced salary while you can.
Monday's slate of eight games features a road matchup for Carlos Carrasco against Chicago.
Erik Siegrist digs through the available talent in the American League and wonders if Randal Grichuk's big week is a sign of things to come.
Jan Levine recommends FAAB chasers to check if a pair of young NL East arms -- including the resurgent Zack Wheeler -- can be had off the waiver wire.
Sunday's slate of 15 games features a home matchup for Max Scherzer against San Francisco.
Chris Morgan previews Sunday's Yahoo slate, suggesting it's Big Maple time again for the Mariners down in Tampa Bay.
Chris Bennett previews Sunday's FanDuel slate, recommending the Orioles' Jonathan Schoop on the road up in Toronto.
Mike Barner wants DraftKings players to go for launch with Astros batters -- including George Springer -- against the Rangers' Matt Moore.
Todd Zola ranks the upcoming week's hitting as the Indians not only play seven games but get to face some weak pitching, as well.
Chris Morgan provides his tips for Saturday, including a recommendation for David Price versus a weak-hitting White Sox lineup.
Erik Siegrist turns in another edition of his Long Game column, this time turning his focus to potential breakout players for next season.
Chris Bennett believes it’s hard to find a player with more power upside at his price than Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez, making him a great GPP gamble.
Todd Zola ranks this week's starting pitcher as a lack of two-start options leaves it thin for fantasy owners. But that's not a problem for Patrick Corbin.
Among his Saturday selections, Adam Zdroik recommends loading up with a few Blue Jay bats against the slumping Orioles and a struggling Kevin Gausman.
Saturday's slate of 15 games features a road matchup for Charlie Morton against Texas.
Scott Jenstad laments that in Bryce Harper’s last four years, his batting average has gone back and forth from elite to bad, and this year’s average is starting off in the bad category.
DVR & Clay debate whether or not now is a good time to sell Cody Bellinger with his recent hot streak.