Brad Johnson knows that competing in the holds category is challenging. In this week’s article, he tries to make the task of finding holds producers, like Koji Uehara, easier.
Jason Collette looks at the stats to break down each American League bullpen to find the likely next man up for each team this season.
Mike Leake does not feature an overwhelming arsenal, but he could provide a needed boost.
David Regan offers up a status report on the closer situations for all 30 teams, including the woeful Reds who might be tempted to deal Aroldis Chapman.
Miguel Sano is another in a long line of top prospects making their debuts in 2015. RotoWire's Andrew Martinez is bullish on him in this week's AL FAAB Factor.
Twins' prospect Miguel Sano could provide a boost in run production.
Brad Johnson is expecting big second-half performances from some slow-starting pitchers.
Andrew Martinez's stroll through the American League finds Matt Moore just about ready to return from Tommy John surgery for the Rays.
Brad Johnson is losing faith in some of this year's most surprising pitchers.
Grichuk is prone to a streaky bat, but the power potential he carries in a potent Cardinals lineup is worth the risk.
Robbie Ray is 2-2 with a 1.78 ERA, 1.05 WHIP and 23:9 K:BB over 30.1 innings through five starts for Arizona.
Edwin Encarnacion has been a steady source of power ever since joining the Blue Jays. Can he stay healthy for more than 128 games this season?
Steve Pearce has occupied the two-hole in each of the Orioles' last three games, making him a decent speculative target for those in deeper mixed leagues.