Tarik Skubal of the Detroit Tigers fronts this edition of Todd Zola's Weekly Pitcher Rankings.
Dan Marcus highlights the best DraftKings targets for tonight's MLB slate, including building around Kyle Schwarber in matchup against the Rangers and Dane Dunning.
Chris Sale of the Atlanta Braves heads a great group of two-start pitchers in Todd Zola's Weekly Pitcher Rankings.
Thursday's top MLB DFS options include Kyle Tucker, but multiple Astros are in play in a home matchup against the A's.
Dan Marcus checks out some productive players who aren't getting enough love from fantasy GMs, including the perennially underappreciated Carlos Santana.
One of the hottest pitchers in baseball, Yoshinobu Yamamoto is on the bump twice this week for the Los Angeles Dodgers and he’s leading off Todd Zola’s Weekly Pitcher Rankings.
Luis Castillo is back pitching well and has two starts this week, and he’s leading off Todd Zola’s Weekly Pitcher Rankings.
Todd Zola considers the impact of the 2024 baseball on the homer totals of certain players, including Corey Seager.
Jan Levine has offered up a number of NL pitchers and hitters who may be worth adding.
Logan Webb takes the mound twice to take the top spot in Todd Zola's weekly pitcher rankings. With May coming, it might be time for some streaming in your fantasy rotation.
Jan Levine discusses some players you should have on your rosters.
Tarik Skubal is on tap for a two-start week, as he's one of the top-ranked starters in Todd Zola's Weekly Pitcher Rankings.
A couple Philly pitchers highlight Jan Levine's latest NL rundown.
Starters may be dropping like flies, but at least we get to watch the best version of Mike Trout we've seen in years.
Jan Levine kicks off the column for 2024 and examines all the NL positional battles.
Brad Johnson concludes his deep dive into pitching staffs with the National League East, where in Atlanta, Spencer Strider is at the top of his game.
Todd Zola considers the impact of extra rest on starting pitchers and wonders if the Orioles will treat Corbin Burnes with the same care that the Brewers did.
Todd Zola considers a new approach to regressing a pitcher's BABIP, which suggests better days should be ahead for Hunter Greene.