I wrote about five early standouts that I think could be fakeouts. They gave me reason for skepticism, in other words, and I thought it only right to warn you about them. In doing so, I presumed I was tacitly endorsing the other early standouts.

Dalton Del Don makes the case that fantasy baseball managers should try to deal for some slumping Braves before they turn things around.

LSU baseball eyes a return to the College World Series. These five players are critical for making that happen.

SportsLine's Mike McClure, a daily Fantasy pro with over $2 million in winnings, gives optimal MLB DFS lineup advice for Monday, May 12

Hope can be a dangerous drug in fantasy baseball. You draft players with visions of breakout seasons, banking on projections and hype. But as the season progresses, some players simply fail to

The Athletic and THE BAT X offer a weekly one-stop shop for fantasy managers who don't have time to scour the metrics.

Arizona calls up elite infield prospect Jordan Lawlar, whose minor league production and positional flexibility make him a must-add in all fantasy baseball formats.

Enjoying what was already a dominant season, Ryan Walker made a smooth transition to the closer role last August, positioning himself as a top-12 Fantasy reliever for 2025. But methinks it's all about to go poof.