MLB roster expands to 28 in September, aiding injury management but challenging fantasy leagues. Stay flexible as key players like the Royals' Bobby Witt face day-to-day uncertainties.
A number of NL up-and-comers are getting plenty of chances to play in September.
Discover which underperforming MLB pitchers to hold or drop for your fantasy team. Brad Johnson analyzes poor performances and pitcher potential to make strategic roster decisions.
A couple Mets have been hitting well of late and are worth a pickup if available.
James Anderson participated in the first high-stakes fantasy baseball draft of 2026, and he provides the full draft board plus the player rankings by position!
Check your leagues to see if a few producing NL players are still available.
A prominent infield prospect is set to receive a regular role upon returning.
Explore the National League's evolving bullpens post-trade deadline. Discover potential closers and fantasy baseball insights to boost your league standings!
You'll want to add some of the new NL recruits who came over at the trade deadline.
Discover the top prospects who could be set to debut after the trade deadline, including Orioles catcher Samuel Basallo.
Key injuries can derail a playoff push, both in real life and in fantasy leagues, which leaves the New York Yankees and fantasy GMs alike holding their breath over Aaron Judge's elbow woes.
A few more prominent NL starters/relievers should soon be making their returns.
Discover the top pitching prospects selected in the 2025 draft, including LSU lefty Kade Anderson, who went third overall to the Mariners.
The latest top fantasy baseball waiver targets include Atlanta catcher Drake Baldwin, who looks set to play nearly everyday the rest of the way.
Check to see if a few decent NL achievers are available in your fantasy leagues.
Find out which relievers could get traded before the end of July as well as which teams will be most aggressive in adding to their bullpen.
Discover the rising MLB stars at the Futures Game, showcasing top young pitchers like Noah Schultz and Jurrangelo Cijntje. Check in on the Yankees' Max Fried, who struggled through a short outing last weekend.
This year's first-half leaderboards look quite different than last year's, including Hunter Brown surging to a league-best 1.74 ERA.