Jeff Stotts breaks down the latest preseason MLB injuries, starting with Mets pitcher Jacob deGrom, who will start the season on the injured list with a stress reaction to his throwing shoulder.
Jesse Siegel projects where a few prospects will end up, including four pitchers trending in the right direction.
Erik Halterman reviews this week’s risers and fallers, including Seattle’s Julio Rodriguez, who looks poised for a strong regular-season start.
On today's show, Jeff Erickson and Todd Zola express concerns with where Ronald Acuna is going in recent drafts.
Jeff Erickson likes Rockies' Brendan Rodgers as a "sneaky" shortstop late in drafts.
Bernie Pleskoff offers his rankings of designated hitters and relievers, starting with Yordan Alvarez in Houston.
Peter Schoenke is reaching for the ultimate upside in Seattles's Julio Rodriguez
How far does Fernando Tatis Jr. have to fall before you'd draft him? Tim Schuler and Jeff Erickson answered that question in the NFBC's Main Event draft.
Jan Levine kicks off the column for the season and dives right into all the NL positional battles.
Erik Siegrist takes a look at the American League talent pool ahead of Opening Day, and thinks Jesse Winker could prove to be a big addition for the Mariners.
Ryan Rufe analyzes the Craig Kimbrel trade to the Dodgers and other happenings in bullpens around baseball.
Erik Halterman surveys the NL for the latest job battles, including the Dodgers where Tony Gonsolin is fighting for a rotation spot.
Individual sets of Top 350s from Jeff Erickson, Clay Link, Todd Zola and Erik Halterman form a composite Top 300 for the 2022 fantasy baseball season. How far does Jacob deGrom fall?
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver options for leagues that have already drafted. Tony Gonsolin is healthy and ready to claim a rotation spot for the Dodgers.
Jeff Erickson just can't quit Nick Senzel.
Alex Chamberlain, creator of the Pitch Leaderboard, introduces the next wave of next-gen stats in an update to his 2021 RotoWire magazine article.
Ryan Rufe checks out closer scenarios around the league, including in San Francisco where manager Gabe Kapler named his man for the ninth inning.
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.