The 2025 fantasy baseball season is officially underway, and that means another season of Champ or Chump. This column is a deep dive into one to three players per week, looking at prospect pedigree, MiLB performance,

Let's go through some of the biggest storylines from the last few days of the spring, with a special eye on what Fantasy Baseball players need to know as they either prepare for their drafts or finalize their own rosters ahead of Week 1.

Patience can be your best friend in the first month of the fantasy baseball season. The temptation to drop a struggling rookie after a slow start can be overwhelming, and with names such as Cam Smith,

Opening Day has finally arrived. While most fantasy drafts have been completed, it's never too early to scout the waiver wire. Today, we begin with our first of many waiver wire rankings articles this season and provide you with the best pickups with our fantasy baseball waiver wire rankings for

Rookies don't always pay off their price tag in redraft leagues, but some prospects are teeming with so much upside that they are worth drafting in case they bust out in a big way. Dylan Crews, Kristian Campbell,

Campbell and the Red Sox are deep into talks on a long-term contract extension, Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com reports.

Top prospects can have a lot of upside, but they can also sink your fantasy baseball teams if you take them too high in your draft or bid too much FAAB on them on the waiver wire. In this article,

Now that we have had a few games into the 2025 MLB season, it's time to scout the waiver wire for potential pickups that could boost your fantasy teams. Today, we are back with more waiver wire advice and have updated our waiver wire rankings for Week 1 (March 31 - April 6) of the 2025 MLB