Brad Johnson examines NL bullpens without clear closers, starting in Washington, where the Nationals currently are relying on Kyle Finnegan to finish games.
Brad Johnson has moved to the NL Central, and in Cincinnati, Hunter Greene, with one of the biggest arms in baseball, clearly has considerable potential.
Thomas Snodgrass shares his favorites bets for Sunday's MLB slate, including a pair on the Pirates and Ke'Bryan Hayes.
Chris Bennett previews Saturday's MLB slate on FanDuel, with Logan Webb his top choice among the day's most expensive arms.
Michael Rathburn shares his top bets for Saturday's MLB slate, including two plays on the Astros against the struggling Athletics.
Todd Zola tackles the MLB Postseason Cheat Sheet for RotoWire and discusses his approach to postseason leagues this year.
Jason Collette begins his Bold Predictions series with a trip through the AL East. Can Gary Sanchez return to top 5 catcher status?
Brad Johnson wraps up his bullpen series with a look at the American League East, where in Tampa, Tyler Glasnow leads the Rays pitching.
With bullpens across the league losing the war of attrition, Jason Collette analyzes relievers who are in position to benefit, like Milwaukee's Freddy Peralta.
Erik Siegrist checks out the free-agent pool in the Junior Circuit and expects Jo Adell's prospect pedigree to draw a lot of FAAB dollars.
Erik Siegrist previews the free-agent pool in the American League prior to a belated Opening Day and expects a healthy Griffin Canning to be a big piece of the rotation puzzle for the Angels.
Todd Zola continues his breakdown of last year's NFBC Main Event rosters and explains why he thinks Christian Yelich showed up on so few league-winning squads.
This week, Brad Johnson focuses on potential six-man rotations and highlights higher profile kids like Detroit’s Casey Mize who could have opportunities later in the season.
Erik Siegrist reviews the latest developments in the AL and thinks Jordan Montgomery has the potential to emerge as more than just a fringe starter for the Yankees.
Brad Johnson talks about injured pitchers who might be fully healthy once the season gets underway, including the Indians‘ Mike Clevinger.
Brad Johnson outlines things on which he focuses when comparing pitchers for his teams, and in Notable Rotation Ramblings, he notes that Shohei Ohtani should be ready to pitch when the season resumes.
Erik Halterman takes a thorough look at the relevant job battles around baseball on the eve of the first full day of spring training games.
Brad Johnson breaks down AL East pitching, where in Baltimore John Means had a surprisingly good season last year, but Johnson doesn’t necessarily expect an encore.