Erik Siegrist digs into a busy week of roster moves and shifting bullpen roles in the AL, and looks ahead at a wave of injured players set to make their 2017 debuts soon, including the A's Sonny Gray.
Todd Zola examines different approaches for handling saves, and wonders if most fantasy owners are properly pricing the production of elite closers like Kenley Jansen.
Clay Link takes us through his American League waiver-wire options for this week, which includes a pair of Angels starting pitchers vying for a spot in the rotation.
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.
Andrew Martinez breaks down the AL FAAB this week, including a look at the Yankees' Luis Severino, who could remain in the rotation the rest of the way.
AL-only leaguers have a lot to bid for this week, led by Troy Tulowitzki joining the Blue Jays.
Brad Johnson analyzes the Cueto, Hamels, Kazmir and Tulowitzki trades and what it means for fantasy owners.
After a decade in Colorado, Troy Tulowitzki was stunningly moved to a new home late Monday night, as he'll join the Blue Jays' star-studded lineup
Scott Feldman is healthy and pitching well, as the Astros hope he can pitch like he did in the second half of 2014, but is he worth a bid in your league? RotoWire's Andrew Martinez is back for this week's AL FAAB Factor.
Neftali Feliz is throwing gas in Detroit. Will he see any saves in the second half? This week's AL FAAB Factor by RotoWire's Andrew Martinez.
RotoWire's Andrew Martinez is back with this week's edition of the AL FAAB Factor, where he discusses the MLB return of Jesus Montero, who has little left to prove in the minors.
You may have missed the best that Kyle Blanks has to offer, but that doesn’t mean you can’t squeeze him for a bit more.
As usual, Sept. 1 features a list of prospect and non-prospect call-ups a mile long -- with some noteworthy names mixed in.
The Mets called up prospect Wilmer Flores on Friday. Those looking for middle-infield production should take heed.
Those in deep or NL-only leagues may want to take a look at the Padres' Chris Denorfia, who can offer a little bit of everything while he continues to receive at-bats.