RotoWire President Peter Schoenke gives his annual take on MLB over/under bets. He's won 59.9 percent of his bets over 21 years. He's not buying Tampa Bay's expected decline.
Bernie Pleskoff offers his rankings of designated hitters and relievers, starting with Yordan Alvarez in Houston.
Bernie Pleskoff kicks off Monday with his outfield rankings, where he factors in individual playing-time issues, and begins the list with the Nationals’ Juan Soto.
Todd Zola ranks players by position for fantasy playoff leagues. Chicago's Jose Abreu is tough to beat at first base.
Jan Levine concludes his column for the season with a look at some late contributors and a few to keep in mind for 2022.
Among his list of candidates, Jan Levine profiles a number of recent injury returnees who should be able to immediately help you out.
Mike Barner is rolling with a Cleveland stack Wednesday against Jake Latz and the Rangers
Kevin Payne looks over Thursday's short slate and suggests a Padres stack including Jake Cronenworth.
Todd Zola offers up his hitter rankings for the rest of the season, as scheduling and a stacked lineup makes Bo Bichette one of a trio of Blue Jays in the top 10.
If you believe Keston Hiura can recapture past glory, Jan Levine thinks he's worth spending up for.
Jan Levine looks at the latest NL recruits, including a Colorado starting pitcher who could be back soon.
Mike Barner is rolling with a Twins stack Thursday against Michael King and the Yankees.
Chris Morgan endorses an Angels stack at home versus Logan Gilbert and the Mariners.
Jan Levine provides his latest contingent of NLers, including a look at Jorge Alfaro's imminent return to the lineup.
Jan Levine has the lowdown on the latest NL recruits, including Odubel Herrera and his recent fine play.
Mike Barner drops in with his Monday DraftKings selections, including a Rockies stack against the Giants.
For Monday night's slate, Chris Morgan likes righty Randy Arozarena against Kansas City pitcher Danny Duffy.
Evan Longoria may not be the superstar of yesteryear, but Paul Martinez believes the former ROTY offers enough for participants in deeper formats.