Dave Regan analyzes the players he is gravitating toward in his drafts this spring. Dansby Swanson might never live up to his No. 1 pick pedigree but at least he'll come cheap.
Scott Jenstad dives into some player situations, like the Rockies’ outfield/first base chaos, to figure out the effect on upcoming drafts. At this point, he suspects Carlos Gonzalez is undervalued.
Our five-member panel shares their updated overall rankings as draft season heats up!
Thorn and Mario discuss Hernan Perez's upside for 2018.
Jeff & DVR debate whether or not the Royals lineup will lower Perez's production.
Brad Johnson breaks down pitching in the NL West this week, featuring two aces in Arizona, Zack Greinke and Robbie Ray, whose appealing strikeout rate gets the nod from Johnson.
Todd Zola looks at the recently completed NL -- where Trea Turner was surprisingly the priciest hitter -- and AL LABR auctions to try and find trends that can guide your bidding strategies.
Jason Collette turns to the AL West for more 2018 bold predictions. Can Seattle catcher Mike Zunino be trusted or his batting average posted to crater this season?
Jason Collette is intrigued by Rays left-hander Blake Snell as he looks for value late in drafts this spring.
Jeff & James debate the short and long-term value for Michael Conforto.
Liss tells Jeff why he thinks Luis Severino will not regress from last year's breakout season.
James Anderson looks at the likely debut dates for the league's top fantasy prospects and doesn't think the Braves will wait long to install Ronald Acuna in an everyday role.
Derek VanRiper looks at which players are feeling the effects of helium in early spring drafts, and which have had their balloons pop. Is helium warranted in the case of Atlanta's Ozzie Albies?
Scott Jenstad is back, and this week he’s focusing on a few players whom he won’t be drafting at their current price tags, like Giants catcher Buster Posey, whose power numbers are cause for concern.
DVR & Clay debate Eddie Rosario's value for 2018.
Brad Johnson continues his in depth look at each team’s pitching staff. This week, he focuses on the AL Central, featuring Cleveland’s Corey Kluber, who’s stellar reliability earns him high marks.
Todd Zola follows up on last week's column by looking further at how to adjust to an auction that's devoting more resources than expected to top pitchers like Max Scherzer.
Liss & Jeff debate the value of two interesting second basemen, Chris Taylor and Yoan Moncada.