Blog Roll

Paul and Justin discuss the merits of next week's 2-start pitchers

Some recommendations for the weekend schedules

More movement than most weeks.

This system has 20,000 leagues of depth but is light up top.

There’s a Baba O’Riley joke to be made here, but we can’t all be Michael Baumann.

The 26-year-old right-hander has excelled out of the Red Sox bullpen in his first big league season.

Ottoneu Starting Pitcher sit/start recommendations for the week of April 29–May 5.

Milwaukee's second baseman has learned to hit, and Pat Murphy knows tomorrow's winning lottery numbers.

New stars, old stalwarts, and the 2024 version of an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object; there's a lot going on and it's all good.

The Giants and Red Sox will have their pitching depth tested over the next few weeks. Plus, let’s check in on Wyatt Langford.

Wrap up the week with the Roto Riteup!

Deep board presents a lot of opportunities across all formats

Taking a closer look at the fastball performance of several arms

Paul and Justin discuss a group of six hitters who could be in the beginning of a breakout season... or just running hot

They are hopelessly out of the race in a division where “showing up for the season” is basically all it takes to contend. How bad could this year get?

An awkward swing and a collision with an outfield wall have sent two sluggers to the injured list.

Yes, you read that right. These two divisions have dominated the other four so far this season.

It's not just that the fan shouted; it's what he shouted.

Hello, is your Mike Trout running? Well, you better go and catch him!

A few decent nuggets.

How did Jordan Walker, after a promising 2023, play his way off the roster in four weeks?