Ryan Rufe recaps the saves landscape in this year's NFBC Main Event and shares his own hits and misses from this past season.
Ryan Rufe recaps this past season's saves landscape. Just how many teams preferred closer committees over the conventional approach?
Jason Collette looks at stolen-base opportunities and how often players are running when they have an open base in front of them. And can we leverage pitcher/catcher battery numbers to stream steals?
Jan Levine highlights a few players who may be ready to return soon, including a certain Cincinnati outfielder.
Brad Johnson discusses a few pitchers making a significant positive impact so far this season, like the Yankees' Nestor Cortes, plus a few pitchers who have disappointed.
Ryan Rufe recaps the bullpen developments in May as Josh Hader is streaking in Milwaukee.
Atlanta's top hitting prospect is with the club and Jan Levine sees him playing enough where he should be added ASAP.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including Arizona's David Peralta.
Brad Johnson reviews some NL bullpens with question marks still remaining, including in Cincinnati, where Lucas Sims keeps hitting the injured list.
Brian Anderson is back and Jan Levine suggests you should add him where available.
Erik Halterman uses Monday's column to compare a player's NFBC average draft position to his Earned Auction Value ranking, beginning his analysis with Marlins starting pitcher Pablo Lopez.
Ryan Rufe analyzes the latest happenings in bullpens around the league, including in Houston where Ryan Pressly looks ready to return.
Ryan Rufe analyzes applies a couple of advanced stats to analyze bullpens across the league. Is it time to give up on Jake McGee in San Francisco?
Dan Marcus urges you to check and see if Odubel Herrera is still available in your leagues.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including the Dodgers' Gavin Lux.
Ryan Rufe analyzes what we learned about closer situations in the first week of baseball, including how southpaw Taylor Rogers is fitting in in San Diego.