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Chris Liss and Alan Seslowsky discuss rule changes that MLB may be considering. They debate the benefits and unintended consequences on fantasy baseball.

Chris Liss explains why he doesn't think traditional projections systems make good draft tools and proposes an alternative.

Dan Arnold might function mostly like a wide receiver in Carolina, making him an interesting best ball option in the final rounds at tight end.

Nick Whalen joins Chris Liss on SiriusXM to debate whether Nikola Jokic or Luka Doncic should win the 2020-21 MVP.

Evan Berofsky analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including the Devils' Jack Hughes.

John McKechnie and Mario Puig dive deep into the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers. In the second half of the show, the guys run through a two-round rookie draft.

Bruno Fernandes has failed to make the score-sheet in four of his last six starts, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird thinks a big game against Burnley is coming this weekend.

Tottenham are the only team to play twice in Gameweek 32, which certainly helps Harry Kane get to the top of Andrew Laird's weekly player rankings.

Brad Johnson highlights pitchers who've impressed him early in the season, including Yankees' Jordan Montgomery, who's got a full repertoire of great offerings he will throw in any count or situation.

Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire additions for the week, including top prospect Jarred Kelenic, who could be called up by the Mariners any day now.

Jason Collette analyzes the return of Alex Cobb and 'The Thing,' his nasty changeup, which is back with a vengeance this season.

Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha discuss Jamal Murray's season-ending injury before breaking down the teams most likely to compete in the play-in tournament for the 7th and 8th seeds.

Even when Serge Ibaka (back) returns, Ivica Zubac will be worth rostering if you need rebounds.

Mark Taylor previews this week's NASCAR race at Richmond as Martin Truex Jr. enters as the first multi-race winner of the season.

Greg Vara breaks down the first event after The Masters and highlights defending champion Webb Simpson.

Everyone has their eye on the Warriors-Cavaliers game.

Jesse Siegel takes a swing at Thursday's early games, mixing in his favorite sides and props. Should the Mets' trend of failing to give Jacob deGrom any run support lead push bettors to the under?

Joe Sheehan looks to take advantage of the Dodgers' pronounced platoon split against the Rockies in Thursday's best bets.

Joe Bartel dives in on Wednesday's packed slate of games and offers up his best prop bets. Is Denver's Aaron Gordon a lock to step up in the scoring column in Jamal Murray's absence? Not so fast, says Joe.

The Bulls and Magic are playing for the first time since their blockbuster trade.

Joe Sheehan is all about action in Wednesday's article, discussing what constitutes it in an evolving landscape of "listed pitchers" and openers. Joe also identifies three bets to target for the night slate.

While former champion Robert Whittaker comes with a lofty price tag Saturday, Cole Shelton doesn't quite believe it's as high as it should be, and he's looking at "The Reaper" for one of his four bets.

With Liverpool potentially focusing their energy on the Champions League, RotoWire's Adam Zdroik is intrigued by Leeds United against the Reds in Gameweek 32 of the Premier League.

Chris Kirk seems due for a win, and Ryan Pohle likes his chances to notch one this week at Harbour Town.

AJ Schullo scours Tuesday's slate for the best bets on the board at the DraftKings Sportsbook, where the matchup between the Clippers and the Pacers appears ripe for several player props.

Can the Celtics win as underdogs on the road against the Trail Blazers?

Joe Sheehan trusts the process in light of some tough beats last week and digs back in for Tuesday's mega-slate with four wagers he's targeting, including a bounce-back for the Astros against the Tigers.

Can the Pelicans hold Richaun Holmes to under 9.5 rebounds?

Michael Rathburn dives into Monday's MLB slate and offers his best bets on the board, including a play on Miami starter Sandy Alcantara's strikeout prop as he gets set to face the Braves in Atlanta.