As the fantasy baseball season reaches its final lap, Dave Regan examines the players that were a hit, like AL Cy Young contender Trevor Bauer, and the misses.
Brad Johnson wraps up his trip around the league with an analysis of the arms of the AL West, featuring Justin Verlander and the stellar Houston Astros staff.
Jason Collette reviews each team's bullpen and looks at who might move as we enter the second half with the trade deadline approaching.
In Brad Johnson’s final week of division deep dives, he takes a look at the American League West, featuring injured Angels closer Huston Street, who will miss the beginning of the season.
Paul Sporer provides in-depth previews for all five teams in the American League West. Can Mike Trout keep the Angels out of the division basement?
Jason Collette looks at the stats to break down each American League bullpen to find the likely next man up for each team this season.
Chris Benzine discusses why Justin Morneau may be worth a pickup now that he's back from the disabled list, plus more in Saturday's lineup card.
Nick Swisher may be back, but don't bid on him like he's still on the Yankees. RotoWire's Andrew Martinez reports on Swisher and more in this week's AL FAAB Factor.
Ryan Rufe discusses why Anthony DeSclafani is worth a pickup in Monday's lineup card.
The Cubs are the most intriguing team in baseball and James Anderson shares how they'll win the 2017 World Series.
George Springer and the Astros are on the rise, writes RotoWire's Ryan Rufe.
After going M.I.A. for three months while recovering from a broken hand, the Diamondbacks' A.J. Pollock has burst back on the scene in September, picking up where he left off in May.
Josh Fields has picked up a couple of saves over the last week, for those of you trying to collect every last save down the stretch.
Ken Giles has all of the tools to become a closer, but he needs the Phillies to find a taker for Jonathan Papelbon in order to ascend to the ninth-inning role in Philadelphia.
Astros starter Collin McHugh is 4-0 with a 1.97 ERA over his last five starts.
Since joining the Cubs in July, Tsuyoshi Wada (along with Kyle Hendricks) has helped the North Siders transition easily from the losses of Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel.
With a revamped bullpen and a quality starting staff, the Padres could make some noise in 2014, health permitting. But will Chase Headley bounce back at the dish?