Stay on top of all the latest National League lineup updates, trends and playing time changes, including Oneil Cruz's move up to the leadoff spot.
The Giants' offense should benefit from seven home games while Todd Zola also discusses similar favorable situations for a couple other clubs.
It's getting harder and harder to generate offense at the plate, so players like Oneil Cruz are starting to get more aggressive on the basepaths.
Todd Zola figures the two Pennsylvania clubs could boost underwhelming MLB offensive numbers by appearing seven times in the coming week.
Check out which players are earning unexpected playing time in the National League, including Rockies catcher Hunter Goodman.
Red Sox hitters look like strong choices this week with four home games against the Blue Jays followed by an away series at the White Sox.
Todd Zola debuts his Weekly Hitter Rankings for the season where a couple teams will be playing seven times over the next seven days.
Much has been decided in the National League over the last few days, including the Giants' fifth starter job, which was won by Landen Roupp.
Jan Levine kicks off the column for 2025 and examines all the NL positional battles.
The National League Central features several closer spots up for grabs and multiple rookies hoping to break camp with starting spots, including the Cubs' Matt Shaw.
Todd Zola explains how projected playing time and a skills-based approach helps him identify upside plays late in a draft, as well as leading him to put Aaron Judge at the top of his personal rankings.
Emmanuel Clase has dominated the late innings for Cleveland for the last several seasons, but can he keep it up in 2025?
Todd Zola takes a look at some strategic wrinkles in Underdog's best ball The Bullpen contest and explains why top infielders like the Phillies' Trea Turner might drop relative to their ADP.
James Anderson answers dozens of questions about prospects, dynasty and redraft, including a 2025 projection for Cubs third baseman Matt Shaw!
Shohei Ohtani takes the top spot in the first edition of the 2025 RotoWire roundtable rankings, but his lead is a very slim one.
Erik Halterman kicks off an early offseason review and preview by breaking down each position by tier, starting with first base, where Vladimir Guerrero shined in an otherwise underwhelming group.
Travis d'Arnaud has missed time with a minor injury and a trip to the paternity list in recent weeks, but when available, he's taken over as Atlanta's primary catcher.
Todd Zola provides some data to help you determine whether even Aaron Judge is capable of slugging your team into contention over the season's final stretch.