Jan Levine continues to guide us along the latest path of free-agent possibilities, including some up-and-coming pitchers and a couple serviceable infielders.
Brad Johnson looks at evolving bullpen assignments in the NL to see where they may be headed. Kenta Maeda could see the majority of saves in Los Angeles until Kenley Jansen returns.
Brad Johnson delves into the details of his 28th Home League pitching staff, featuring Noah Syndergaard as his No. 1 starter.
Jan Levine sees signs of a long-term rebound or breakout from the Phillies' Maikel Franco and suggest FAABers lock him up now.
Jan Levine highlights players on the waiver wire who can help fantasy owners, like Arizona's Brandon Drury, who won the second base job in spring training.
As the season wears on, some youngsters are here to help!
Bo Schultz only needed two pitches to retire two batters in the ninth inning on Thursday for the Blue Jays to snag his first save of the season.
Faced with some rate bullpen adversity, Bochy leans on Romo.
Chris Benzine discusses why Andrew Heaney has earned a spot in the rotation and on fantasy rosters, plus more in Saturday's lineup card.
, so Garcia may not be available in some leagues, but with the way he’s been hitting of late he’s worth consideration.
Cameron Maybin's hot streak at the plate makes him an option in many leagues, plus more in Saturday's lineup card.
Ian Kennedy is back, but is he available in your league? All that and more from RotoWire's Jan Levine in this week's edition of NL FAAB.
Ryan Rufe discusses why Anthony DeSclafani is worth a pickup in Monday's lineup card.
Clay Link recaps the winners and losers from all the major job battles in spring training.