Fourteen shutout innings to start the season, including a gem at Coors Field, has Max Fried's ownership skyrocketing. Who should you target and who should you be afraid of when braving the free agent waters?

A mere afterthought on draft day, Kolten Wong's red-hot start suddenly has him atop the hot pickup list. How does he stack up against other early season market movers?

What defines a great keeper league owner? HINT: It's not necessarily counting championships won.

Many top relief pitchers (including a certain Hall-of-Famer) were originally starters before a move to the bullpen helped their stuff play up. Which emerging candidates have similar potential?

The list of top young American League pitchers is littered with Tommy John surgery scars and a host of other concerns. Which ones are worth a Keeper League investment?

As injuries, pitch counts, and now "openers" continue to make the starting pitcher landscape a treacherous minefield, targeting the highest probability investments is crucial.

White Sox phenom Eloy Jimenez tops a fertile crop of young American League outfielders who can be targeted as part of a foundation for long-term keeper league success.

Washington's Victor Robles heads a solid list of young National League outfielders to consider for building a solid keeper league team.

Fernando Tatis, Jr. continues to build momentum toward his highly anticipated MLB debut. He tops a strong list of shortstop prospects worthy of consideration for adding to a dynasty foundation.

Many reasons are given for prohibiting daily roster maintenance in fantasy baseball, but do they really hold water and, most importantly, does this make it a better game?

Highly touted Vladimir Guerrero, Jr. headlines the crop of up-and-comers at third base, but he is far from the only name to consider when mining for dynasty foundation pieces at the hot corner.