
Cubs’ Rehab Arms Shine in Early Season Showdown
The Cubs and Diamondbacks used a Bridge League game to showcase the rehab progress of four pitchers, highlighting velocity gains, breaking‑ball quality, and contract implications.
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The Cubs and Diamondbacks used a Bridge League game to showcase the rehab progress of four pitchers, highlighting velocity gains, breaking‑ball quality, and contract implications.

A look at the players whose performances have fallen short of expectations, the statistical clues behind their declines, and what it means for their teams and contracts.

Analysts compare ERA and SIERA to identify over‑ and under‑performers among starting pitchers, highlighting key metrics and player-specific storylines as the season reaches its midpoint.

The midseason showcase wraps up, and several top pitchers are dealing with injuries, setting the stage for rehab assignments and fantasy roster moves.

With the midsummer showcase behind them, several top pitchers are battling physical setbacks that could reshape rotation plans for the stretch run.

A deep dive into the latest stats and situational shifts that have turned four low‑profile players into must‑consider adds across most leagues.
The 2026 Topps Chrome Baseball checklist introduces Lightboard, Image, Super Short Prints, Award Winner and Minions variations, spotlighting a roster of marquee athletes and their distribution odds.

Cincinnati has locked up its emerging star, Chase Burns, with a long-term contract that guarantees $15 million annually and positions the club’s rotation for sustained competitiveness.

A look at the five National League starters whose seasons hinge on a strong second half, with implications for both their clubs and their upcoming contracts.
The ABS challenge system has added drama and strategic depth to baseball, prompting teams to adjust their approaches and sparking mixed reactions among players and managers.

Daily rankings split into Auto‑Start, Probably Start, Questionable Start, and Do Not Start guide fantasy managers through matchups, performance expectations, and streaming opportunities.

A retrospective redraft of the 2016 MLB Draft, conducted by analyst Bryan Mcwilliam, reshapes the first-round narrative with Pete Alonso emerging as the new top selection ahead of the 2026 draft in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia will host the 2026 MLB Draft, where a ten‑year‑old rethink of the 2016 selections places Pete Alonso at the top, reshaping team strategies and highlighting the evolving nature of talent evaluation.

A look at the most promising streaming options for Week 15, highlighting pitchers, hitters and utility players who can deliver outsized production.

The daily starting pitcher chart released for July 7, 2026 ranks the top arms by performance, offering fantasy managers a data‑driven guide to optimize their rotations.

A deep dive into the ten lowest‑performing starters shows that raw ERA can be deceptive, and underlying statistics are key to evaluating fantasy value.

A concise look at the most favorable pitching matchups and player recommendations for fantasy baseball managers heading into July 6‑12.

A look at the top streaming options for two-start pitchers in Week 15 of the 2026 fantasy baseball season, and how the updated 'Who Should I Start?' tool can help managers make data-driven decisions.

Bryce Eldridge, the San Francisco Giants' highly touted rookie, is navigating a significant performance dip midway through the season, prompting adjustments from coaches, teammates, and the club itself.

A look at the challenges facing San Francisco’s rookie phenom as he navigates a rough patch amid a struggling team.

A weekly guide that sorts the most promising two‑start pitchers into tiers, highlights must‑start talent, and points out high‑upside but risky options for fantasy managers.

Scott White breaks down the most usable two‑start pitchers, spotlighting standout arms like Joey Cantillo and Matthew Boyd, and offers start‑sit guidance for fantasy leagues.

As the August 3 trade deadline looms, the new Wild Card format has turned the MLB market into a high‑stakes chess game.

A 35‑year‑old pitcher under manager Torey Lovullo, Wacha’s 3.48 ERA and durable innings count have made him a coveted piece for the Diamondbacks, Dodgers, Marlins and Blue Jays.