Erik Halterman offers thoughts and lessons learned from his fantasy teams so far this season, plus Shohei Ohtani features as his first riser of the week.
Erik Siegrist reviews the AL free-agent pool heading into the All-Star break and thinks Leody Taveras could be emerging as a star.
Brad Johnson discusses AL bullpens with question marks still remaining, like in Boston where Matt Barnes has closer ability but continues to struggle.
Todd Zola examines the league-wide stolen-base environment and identifies some speedy players who could be valuable as streaming options, including Andres Gimenez.
Chris Bennett likes the look of a Yankees bat stack Friday against Kansas City.
Mike Barner sets up Friday’s Yahoo slate, opting to plug in a Braves stack against Texas.
Brad Johnson discusses popular fantasy pitchers who he's avoiding, like Dylan Bundy, whose stuff is unlikely to fool hitters as they become more familiar with the Twins pitcher.
Brad Johnson features a few pitchers who have impressed with solid numbers and future potential at this point in the season, starting with Kyle Wright in Atlanta.
Brad Johnson offers insight into the pitching staff of his hometown fantasy league, beginning with his No.1 pitcher, Dodger Julio Urias.
Brad Johnson reviews AL bullpens with question marks as we dive into the 2022 season, including in Minnesota where Taylor Rodgers should be one of the more productive closers in the AL.
Much has been made of the changing saves market, but what about how wins are dispersed? Jason Collette looks at trends and beneficial conditions for starting pitching and relief wins.
Jeff Zimmerman circles back and examines eight more pitchers who split time between starting and relieving in 2021. Are any of them worth a roster spot in mixed leagues in 2022?
Jeff Zimmerman discusses why it's important to look at starter/reliever splits and identifies the 65 players who started five games and relieved in five others in 2021.
Todd Zola ranks players by position for fantasy playoff leagues. Chicago's Jose Abreu is tough to beat at first base.
Bernie Pleskoff writes about potential World Series champions, starting with Eloy Jimenez and the Chicago White Sox.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including the return of Brandon Belt.
With a few impressive hitting stacks, Dan Marcus believes the Rays provides equal potential at a better value.
If you're searching for power at a reasonable salary, Chris Morgan suggests Carlos Santana.