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.
Brad Johnson dives into some unsettled National League bull pens, including in Washington, where Kyle Finnegan is getting most ninth-inning work for now.
Brad Johnson reviews bullpens with potential question marks as we dive into the 2023 season starting with the Mets, who are scrambling after the likely season-long loss of Edwin Diaz.
In a loaded Dodgers rotation, Brad Johnson believes Julio Urias doesn't get the hype he deserves and could be a bargain in drafts.
Todd Zola reconsiders his stance against adding holds as a roto category, and takes a look at the impact it would have on relievers like Devin Williams.
Todd Zola tackles the MLB Postseason Cheat Sheet for RotoWire and discusses his approach to postseason leagues this year.
Jeff Erickson analyzes each American League team's deals at the deadline, with Luis Castillo looking like the best player who moved from the NL to the AL.
Ryan Rufe gives a tiered ranking of his top 70 closers for the rest of the season, with Clay Holmes jumping up near the top.
Brad Johnson discusses a few pitchers making a significant positive impact so far this season, like the Yankees' Nestor Cortes, plus a few pitchers who have disappointed.
Erik Halterman compares players' NFBC ADPs to their Earned Auction Values, beginning with Dodger pitcher Tony Gonsolin.
Erik Siegrist takes a look at the AL free-agent pool as Shane Baz makes his long-awaited season debut for Tampa Bay.
Ryan Rufe recaps the bullpen developments in May as Josh Hader is streaking in Milwaukee.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including Milwaukee's Aaron Ashby.
Brad Johnson discusses AL bullpens with question marks still remaining, like in Boston where Matt Barnes has closer ability but continues to struggle.
Todd Zola examines the league-wide stolen-base environment and identifies some speedy players who could be valuable as streaming options, including Andres Gimenez.
Erik Siegrist looks over the player pool in the American League as big trades and big-name promotions of top prospects like Josh Lowe have already shaken things up.
Bernie Pleskoff offers his rankings of designated hitters and relievers, starting with Yordan Alvarez in Houston.
Brad Johnson reviews AL bullpens with question marks as we dive into the 2022 season, including in Minnesota where Taylor Rodgers should be one of the more productive closers in the AL.