James Anderson answers listener questions regarding his updated top 400 prospect rankings, in which Dodgers hitting savant Miguel Vargas has ascended to fourth overall.
Juan Soto was the headline trade in the National League, but Jeff Erickson breaks down all of the NL trades at the deadline.
Jan Levine covers a couple pitchers whose returns have been highly anticipated, including one who hasn't appeared in the majors since 2020.
Jan Levine analyzes the logjam that is the Padres outfield.
Chris Bennett suggests getting Justin Verlander into your lineups if at all possible against lowly Oakland and their league worst .261 wOBA against righties.
Jeff Zimmerman examines the players being dropped across the fantasy baseball world. Should managers move on from Brandon Belt? Is Giovanny Gallegos worth holding onto?
Erik Halterman compares players' NFBC ADPs to their Earned Auction Values, beginning with Dodger pitcher Tony Gonsolin.
A couple middle infielders highlight Dan Marcus's list of NL additions.
Brian Anderson is back and Jan Levine suggests you should add him where available.
Chris Bennett notes that the Mets' Robinson Cano is off to a hot start and is priced near bottom-tier, making him an economical, no-risk bat.
Bernie Pleskoff offers his rankings of designated hitters and relievers, starting with Yordan Alvarez in Houston.
Jan Levine kicks off the column for the season and dives right into all the NL positional battles.
Erik Halterman surveys the NL for the latest job battles, including the Dodgers where Tony Gonsolin is fighting for a rotation spot.
Erik Halterman analyzes the biggest movers from the latter part of the post-lockout frenzy, including injured Cardinals starter Jack Flaherty.
Bernie Pleskoff ranks the second basemen and shortstops. Find out where the Dodgers' Trea Turner slots in, and also discover Bernie's winners and losers in the new CBA.
Todd Zola offers some thoughts on early-season trends, including the home run surge led by Nick Castellanos and the Reds.
James Anderson releases his super early top 400 redraft rankings, which features a trio of Atlanta hitters in the top 20.
Justin Bramlette is going for a bunch of Braves' bats versus Rick Porcello and the Mets.