Todd Zola is back with his weekly pitcher rankings. And while there aren't many decent starters on multiple appearances, a couple stand out from the rest.
Thursday’s fantasy baseball FAAB features Tampa Bay first baseman Jonathan Aranda, who has three homers, 10 RBI and eight runs in his last 10 games.
Tuesday's top MLB DFS options on DraftKings include Gunnar Henderson as part of a Baltimore Orioles stack against the Cleveland Guardians.
With a number of starters already logging three turns through the rotation, Todd Zola is here to give his thoughts in addition to the latest pitcher placements.
Garrett Crochet leads a group of three lefties atop this week's pitcher rankings.
DraftKings top picks include Arizona's Brandon Pfaadt, who pitches Friday against Washington, a team that finished 29th in home runs last season.
Todd Zola presents the weekly pitcher rankings for the first full week of the regular season, with a few big names leading the way.
Bryce Miller makes for a great option to lead your FanDuel lineup whenever he gets to pitch at home.
Tarik Skubal's Cy Young defense gets off to a tough start this weekend as he takes on the defending champions in Dodger Stadium. Where does he rank in Todd Zola's first pitcher rankings of the year?
Several job battles have been settled around the American League, including the Royals' fifth starter job, which appears to have been won by Kris Bubic.
The first look of the season at the free-agent pool in the American League features a number of prospects in line to win Opening Day jobs, including young Texas Rangers pitcher Kumar Rocker.
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 West, where he anticipates good things from starting pitcher Hunter Brown.
The AL West edition of Jason Collette's Bold Predictions series forecasts big things for Athletics catcher Shea Langeliers as well as breakouts for several young players across the division.
Spencer Strider leads a strong group of pitchers set to return from elbow surgery in 2025. How much can we trust them in their first season back?
Jeff Stotts discusses late-season MLB injuries and how they can affect teams in this critical part of the year, starting with Bryce Harper whose surgically repaired elbow has been sore.
In a rarity, a one-start pitcher, Tarik Skubal, tops this week's pitcher rankings from Todd Zola.
Erik Siegrist looks over the AL free-agent pool as the dog days of August begin and finds that Eloy Jimenez might end up being one of the big winners from the trade deadline.