Jeff Zimmerman runs down the most prominent ADP movers in fantasy baseball drafts, and one of the players on the list is Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas.
Ryan Rufe reveals his closer rankings, sleepers and fades for the 2026 fantasy baseball season, and you won't have to look far to find Padres star Mason Miller.
Don't miss out on these late-round bounceback candidates, including Orioles righty Zach Eflin, who was quite good in 2023 and 2024 before back problems derailed his 2025 season.
Todd Zola looks over strategies for the NFBC's Postseason Holdem Contest as Shohei Ohtani and the Los Angeles Dodgers prepare for the NLDS.
Which relievers are likely to earn save chances should closers like David Bednar, Carlos Estevez or Ryan Helsley be dealt at the deadline?
Stay up to date on every deal of the 2025 MLB Trade Deadline and the potential fantasy impact for every team involved.
James Anderson provides the top relief pitching prospects for your dynasty leagues on all 30 teams, plus the top reliever prospects to add in dynasty leagues, led by Rays lefty Mason Montgomery!
Brad Johnson discusses the starting pitchers on his team in his hometown league, including his No.1 SP, whom he's had for several years, Kodai Senga.
Every team in the National League West has a battle at the back of its rotation this spring, though the Dodgers' contest has just been won by Dustin May.
Todd Zola tries to remove volume from the equation when determining the value of pitchers, and finds that the market may have over-corrected on Logan Webb.
Brad Johnson tackles the American League Central, and in Detroit ace Tarik Skubal flashed his massive upside in 2024 and will be at the top of the rotation for the Tigers.
Kyle Finnegan earned nearly every save for the Nationals last season, but most teams saw plenty of opportunities go to pitchers other than their main man.
Jason Collette highlights 10 sleepers going late in drafts, including second-year Nationals starter DJ Herz.
Edwin Diaz struggled with injury and inconsistency in 2024, failing to live up to his draft-day price.
As the season winds down, Brad Johnson pens his annual pitching awards, starting with Paul Skenes, who, hands down, wins Johnson's Newcomer Award.
As MLB nears the end of the regular season, Brad Johnson takes a look at evolving bullpen situations, including in Pittsburgh where future Hall-of-Famer Aroldis Chapman still throws 105 mph.
Brad Johnson creates a list of pitchers establishing themselves as players to potentially target on draft day next season, featuring Bryan Woo in Seattle.
If you're searching for offensive help, Jan Levine may have a few suggestions.