The New York Yankees are set up for a big week, and Todd Zola breaks down the entire MLB slate in the Weekly Hitter Rankings.
Jordan Romano's injury opened the door for a clear top choice in the FAAB market in Yimi Garcia this week.
Jan Levine is urging you to check if a certain NL infielder is still available in your leagues.
The New York Yankees return home after a successful West Coast swing, and Todd Zola showcases them in this edition of the Weekly Hitter Rankings.
Dan Marcus reviews some points league strategies and recommends taking a chance on a potential breakout player like Nick Gonzales rather than sticking with an established mediocrity.
Jeff Erickson lost Ronald Acuna Jr. in the NFBC Main Event - now what?
Yordan Alvarez and the Houston Astros get to take aim at all right-handers next week, and Todd Zola delivers his Weekly Hitter Rankings with some teams having favorable matchups on their upcoming schedule.
This week's FAAB pickups include Giants outfielder Luis Matos, who's making the most of his opportunity in the wake of Jung Hoo Lee's season-ending shoulder injury.
Francisco Lindor has seen a new spot in the New York Mets lineup, and Ryan Boyer has that and more in the National League version of Lineup Lowdown.
The potent Atlanta Braves lineup has underperformed thus far in May, but with seven games this week Todd Zola projects them to break out in his Weekly Hitter Rankings.
Jan Levine focuses on a few NL hurlers to bolster your fantasy lineups.
Juan Soto has six games against right-handers this week, and he’s a player to keep an eye on. Todd Zola steps in the box for the Weekly Hitter Rankings.
The NL Central is full of job battles as always this spring, though in a pleasant turn from most recent seasons, many of them feature exciting players like Chicago's Christopher Morel.
Jan Levine shares his top National League pickups of the week, including Cincinnati's latest call-up Christian Encarnacion-Strand.
Ryan Boyer has the MLB Lineup Lowdown, with a look at the National League's lineup's including the first base debut of Bryce Harper to give him dual eligibilty in most leagues.