A few NL hitters have impressed since being promoted, and Jan Levine reviews a couple of them in this week's column.
Jason Shebilske offers his top pickups of the week, including Aaron Civale, who threw seven scoreless innings in his season debut.
Jason Collette breaks down the state of the game through the first five days of the season, with the ball flying and starting pitchers struggling.
Erik Halterman discusses the new rule changes and who is likely benefiting from them, including the Diamondbacks Corbin Carroll, who's had experience with similar rules in the minors.
Todd Zola shares his thoughts from Monday's box scores, which included another strong showing from the potentially overlooked Trevor Larnach.
Pitching remains Jan Levine's focus for the final week of September.
With only a couple days before the trade deadline, Jan Levine checks out a few NLers who could benefit from upcoming transactions.
Chris Bennett checks out Tuesday's slate as Freddie Freeman and the Dodgers host the cross-town rival Angels.
Chris Bennett checks out Tuesday's slate as Ronald Acuna welcomes the A's to Atlanta.
Brian Anderson is back and Jan Levine suggests you should add him where available.
Jan Levine looks at a couple players who should return soon and produce decent numbers.
Jan Levine is back and wants you to know Taijuan Walker is still available in plenty of fantasy leagues.
Does Gavin Lux have the "yips" throwing the ball from second base?
Jason Collette grades his preseason predictions, and while missed a few here and there, he nailed Yuli Gurriel's rise.
Jan Levine is back to cover the latest NL adds and sees a certain Atlanta starter with plenty of potential opportunities.
Jan Levine looks at the latest NL recruits, including a Colorado starting pitcher who could be back soon.
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.
With many positional battles across the league, Jan Levine figures Nico Hoerner could win the Cubs' job at second.