Cleveland will be without Mike Clevinger for at least 60 days as he was placed on the injured list for a strain of his right teres major muscle.
Erik Halterman analyzes players whose stock is up, and those whose stock is down, including Cleveland's Jose Ramirez, whose poor start is more than just the result of bad luck.
Liss and Jeff discuss why Daniel Vogelbach is exhibit A for why you must pick up players who are off to hot starts.
James and Lord Zola discuss Luis Castillo and Marcus Stroman's improved strikeout rates. Can they sustain these numbers?
Teoscar Hernandez was a surprise leader among qualified hitters in barreled hits percentage last season – among the revelations that Jeff Erickson discovered while navigating batter Statcast data.
Christopher Olson delivers his insights for building a winning DraftKings lineup Monday.
Mike Barner tees up Monday's Yahoo slate, which includes Clayton Kershaw's return against the Reds.
With a few high-priced FanDuel pitchers facing difficult matchups Monday, Kevin Payne suggests putting faith in the struggling Aaron Nola.
Erik Siegrist checks out the waiver options in the American League and thinks it's worth chasing after a possible breakout season from Daniel Vogelbach.
Scott Jenstad revisits some of his favorite ballparks and describes the past week in baseball, including Pete Alonso’s red-hot start.
Jose Berrios has looked strong to start this season, so Mike Barner doesn't hesitate to offer him up against the weak-hitting Tigers.
Chris Morgan highlights Carlos Rodon's problems preventing the long ball, which bodes well for Yankees hitters in today's matchup.
Masahiro Tanaka has looked dominant so far and should continue to shine against the weak-hitting White Sox.
Jan Levine returns with the latest crop of available NL players, including an injured Nick Senzel primed to return to Cinci in the next month.
Todd Zola ranks the week's hitting, which features a Royals squad that could be productive on the basepaths against the Yankees and White Sox.
Todd Zola's weekly pitcher rankings feature a number of solid two-start options, including Washington's Stephen Strasburg, who faces two the league's weakest lineups.
Ozzie Albies, hitting against lefty Jason Vargas, should hit leadoff and has a .367 wOBA on the heels of a .384 number against lefties last year.
Adam Wainwright may not have recently posted outstanding numbers, but Mike Barner believes he's worth buying against an offensively-challenged Reds lineup.