Hosting the Cubs on Tuesday, the Diamondbacks bats are a great DFS option to fill out your lineup.
Tuesday's top MLB DFS options on FanDuel include Hunter Greene, who offers plenty of upside against a struggling Mariners lineup.
Todd Zola presents the Weekly Hitter Rankings.
It’s time for a Yankees bat stack Tuesday against the Marlins.
Evan Carter and the Texas Rangers join the Houston Astros atop the Weekly Hitter Rankings, presented by Todd Zola.
Dan Marcus reviews players whose spot in the lineup could impact their value moving forward, with Oakland's JJ Bleday among those trending up.
Luis Robert and the Chicago White Sox face a full slate of games and front Todd Zola's Weekly Hitter Rankings for the Week of April 1-7.
Saturday’s DraftKings MLB slate features several quality Padres options against the Giants.
Pitcher George Kirby is generating some Cy Young buzz as the Mariners take on the Red Sox Friday.
Injuries and signings have caused plenty of shifts in our rankings over the last two weeks, with Elly De La Cruz jumping up six spots due to teammates missing time.
Why not use an MVP in your MVP slot for Thursday's single-game MLB contests on FanDuel? Mookie Betts is the perfect man for the job, writes Chris Morgan.
Xander Bogaerts makes for a strong captain choice to lead your Thursday MLB lineups on DraftKings.
Ronald Acuna holds onto the top spot in the RotoWire Roundtable despite his knee scare, but there's plenty of movement behind him.
James Anderson answers over 50 listener questions about prospects, dynasty and redraft, including how Padres phenom Jackson Merrill fits with the big club in the short term.
It's still all Ronald Acuna at the top, but Julio Rodriguez has now claimed the second spot in the latest edition of the RotoWire Roundtable rankings.
The RotoWire Roundtable crew shares their latest rankings, with changes as high as the early first round.
Last year's NL West bold predictions correctly pegged Blake Snell as the future Cy Young. Will Tyler Glasnow continue the trend?
Everybody loves Shohei Ohtani, and rightfully so, but it might be time to take a one-year break from drafting him, argues Erik Halterman.