Brad Johnson dives into some unsettled National League bull pens, including in Washington, where Kyle Finnegan is getting most ninth-inning work for now.
Brad Johnson goes into detail about his hometown league and whom he chose to roster and why, beginning with his starting pitcher, Dodger ace Julio Urias.
In a loaded Dodgers rotation, Brad Johnson believes Julio Urias doesn't get the hype he deserves and could be a bargain in drafts.
Jan Levine believes one of baseball's top prospects will be called up soon enough.
With only a couple days before the trade deadline, Jan Levine checks out a few NLers who could benefit from upcoming transactions.
Jan Levine analyzes the logjam that is the Padres outfield.
Erik Halterman surveys the NL for the latest job battles, including the Dodgers where Tony Gonsolin is fighting for a rotation spot.
Todd Zola takes a look at players he's been gravitating toward in early drafts and finds he's picking up a lot of Xander Bogaerts shares while other managers chase pitching.
Ryan Rufe pumps the brakes on several relievers, including the Dodgers' Blake Treinen, whose pathway to saves is not as clear as it might seem.
Jason Collette grades his preseason predictions, and while missed a few here and there, he nailed Lance McCullers as a solid investment.
Jason Collette looks at the league-wide saves situation, as it seems these days that everyone gets a save!
Brad Johnson dives into the trade deadline pitching deals and discuses how the changes in latitudes might impact teams, starting in Los Angeles where Danny Duffy becomes a Dodger.
With Evan Longoria set to be back later this month, Jan Levine figures he'll be a popular add.
With a third of the season in the books, Jason Collette checks in on his preseason predictions to see how he's doing. So far, so good for Yuli Gurriel.
Jan Levine provides his latest contingent of NLers, including a look at Jorge Alfaro's imminent return to the lineup.
Brad Johnson writes about factors that go into assessing possible role changes in a bullpen that might lead to save chances, including Drew Pomeranz' move to the bullpen.
Sometimes the player you drop is the toughest decision of the FAAB process. Jeff Erickson made the tough decision to release Sixto Sanchez this week.
Erik Halterman looks at this week’s rising and falling players, and anticipates this is the year we’ll get the full Shohei Ohtani experience.