Mike Kurland

1 week ago | fantasypros.com | Justin Mason |Mike Kurland |Corey Pieper |Josh Shepardson

Tonight’s MLB DFS main slate has eight games starting at 7:05 p.m. ET at DraftKings and FanDuel. Today’s pick ’em suggestions at Sleeper and Underdog are also from the eight-game slate. Weekly Trade Value ChartWeekly Waiver Wire AdviceWeekly Fantasy Baseball ContentMLB Prop Bet Cheat SheetCheck out our best picks on the MLB Underdog Cheat Sheet Today’s MLB DFS & Player Props PicksTarik Skubal (DET) at MILTarik Skubal had the unenviable task of facing the Dodgers in his first start this year.

1 week ago | fantasypros.com | Justin Mason |Mike Kurland |Corey Pieper

You should be grinding two-start pitchers to give you an advantage over your competition during the season. Each week, I will give you a breakdown of the two-start options for your fantasy leagues broken up into the following tiers:Must Start: Pitchers you have to start because of their talent/matchups. Should Start: Pitchers rostered in most formats and who should probably be in your lineup. Here We Go: Pitchers you are probably starting in most formats, but who come with some level of risk.

1 week ago | fantasypros.com | Justin Mason |Mike Kurland |Corey Pieper

It is vital to look at important storylines and aspects this week to be ahead of the curve and gain an edge on your league mates. We have 20 such storylines for you to monitor. This guide will help you navigate the waiver wire, pinpoint potential streamers and more. Fantasy Baseball Research & AdviceFantasy Baseball Trade AnalyzerFantasy Baseball Waiver Wire AssistantMLB Prop Bet Cheat SheetRest-of-Season Projections20 Fantasy Baseball Things to WatchZero teams play five games this week.

3 weeks ago | fantasypros.com | Mike Kurland |Justin Mason

You should be grinding two-start pitchers to give you an advantage over your competition during the season. Each week, I will give you a breakdown of the two-start options for your fantasy leagues broken up into the following tiers:Must Start: Pitchers you have to start because of their talent/matchups. Should Start: Pitchers rostered in most formats and who should probably be in your lineup. Here We Go: Pitchers you are probably starting in most formats, but who come with some level of risk.

1 month ago | fantasypros.com | Scott Bogman |Justin Mason |Mike Kurland |Brian Entrekin

Spring Training is in full swing, marking the true start of fantasy baseball draft season. Each new season brings the hope of a title to every team, the fans, and fantasy baseball managers. However, a gigantic first step in achieving that fantasy championship is nailing the draft, and your chances of doing so increase when you take the players you genuinely believe are primed for a breakout season.