Several recent call-ups are among this weekend's top pickups, including Brewers infielder Caleb Durbin.
Dan Marcus is subbing in this week to give you the lowdown on a number of NL player recommendations.
Injuries have left openings in the Brewers' rotation, making righty Chad Patrick one of many intriguing adds this week on the starting pitching front.
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.
Strong spring performances can make a player worthy of a pickup before the season even begins, especially if that performance wins a player a starting role like it appears to have done for the Cubs' Matt Shaw.
Every team in the National League West has a battle at the back of its rotation this spring, though the Dodgers' contest has just been won by Dustin May.
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 is back for the 2025 season and breaks down each division starting with the NL West, where the rich just got richer, with the addition of Roki Sasaki.
James Anderson answers questions about his updated top 500 dynasty rankings, in which Athletics' outfielder Lawrence Butler has ascended to top-50 status.
James Anderson ranks the top 300 players for 2025 fantasy baseball leagues, in which Brewers' phenom Jackson Chourio is pushing towards the first round!
Tarik Skubal leads the final pitcher rankings of the season, but like many starters in the final week, his second start is up in the air.
Todd Zola considers the impact of extra rest on starting pitchers and wonders if the Orioles will treat Corbin Burnes with the same care that the Brewers did.
Brad Johnson helps get ready for draft day by analyzing pitching staffs, and this week he focuses on the National League West, and in Los Angeles, Walker Buehler will start the season on the IL.
Todd Zola considers a new approach to regressing a pitcher's BABIP, which suggests better days should be ahead for Hunter Greene.