Adam Wolf

Our Survivor experts share everything you need to know for Wednesday night's slate including a recap of last week and how their strategies will change with the tribes merging.

Our Survivor experts recap an exciting double-elimination episode and share winning strategies for Wednesday night's slate.

Our Survivor experts break down Wednesday night's slate with their favorite players and the keys to setting a winning lineup.

Adam Wolf examines DraftKings' five-game Monday/Tuesday slate for Olympic basketball and spotlights potential value plays, including Team USA's Paul George.

The NBA Trade Deadline on Thursday could mix things up for fantasy players, but Kyrie Irving looks set for a big night regardless of whether the Bulls change things up.

The Cavaliers are one of eight teams playing the second half of a back-to-back Saturday, but Kevin Love should be relatively fresh after playing only 30 minutes Friday, and makes for a stable DFS pillar while he continues to crank out double-doubles.

James Harden is off to a horrific start, but Adam Wolf is hoping he'll get back on track Monday.

The NBA tips off Tuesday night, and RotoWire's Adam Wolf says Stephen Curry is the superstar to lead fantasy lineups on DraftKings.

Adam Wolf breaks down Tuesday's season-opening Yahoo slate where Cleveland's J.R. Smith combines threes and steals better than just about anyone.

Adam Wolf and lead MMA writer Jon Litterine discuss potential values on DraftKings for Saturday's UFC 190. Is Ronda Rousey a must-play?

In the season debut of the Daily Puck, RotoWire's Adam Wolf spotlights John Tavares and the Islanders, who will look to give fans a happy send-off in their final season on Long Island.

Indians left-hander T.J. House hasn't gotten the publicity of Corey Kluber and Carlos Carrasco, but his late-season success has helped the Tribe remain on the edge of the Wild Card race.

After going M.I.A. for three months while recovering from a broken hand, the Diamondbacks' A.J. Pollock has burst back on the scene in September, picking up where he left off in May.

The second base spot has been mostly a dearth of offense for the Giants this season, but rookie Joe Panik's recent surge has turned the position from a weakness to a strength.

In a seemingly endless sea of September call-ups, the Phillies' Maikel Franco rates as one of the shining stars of the group.

Jorge Soler is the latest of the Cubs' hot-hitting prospects to reach the majors.

Since joining the Cubs in July, Tsuyoshi Wada (along with Kyle Hendricks) has helped the North Siders transition easily from the losses of Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel.

The newly-recalled Rymer Liriano could give Padres fans something to get excited about as the team plays out the string on another losing season.

He may not be Byron Buxton or Miguel Sano, but Kennys Vargas is a Minnesota hitting prospect worth your attention.

The Colorado rotation is often a place where good pitchers go to die, but lefty Brett Anderson is doing his best to rewrite that narrative.

Josh Reddick's back-to-back disabled list trips looked like a major blow for the Athletics, but Stephen Vogt has added stability to right field, while occasionally seeing time behind the plate.

His supporting cast may be brutal, but Padres right-hander Jesse Hahn has managed to reel off four wins and a 1.95 ERA over five starts since joining the rotation.

Gavin Floyd's return to the disabled list opens up a rotation spot for Alex Wood, who probably didn't deserve to lose his starting job in the first place.

James Jones has brought a much-needed infusion of speed and contact-hitting to the Seattle lineup since his May call-up.

The Cardinals' Adam Wainwright returned to St. Louis for an MRI on his elbow after Tuesday's start, with the results coming back clean.

Shortstop has been a trouble spot for the Tigers since Jose Iglesias was ruled out for the season, but a newcomer has given some stability to the position.

Ryan Zimmerman, Josh Hamilton and Nelson Cruz were among the big bats to return to lineups for Tuesday's games.

Jesus Aguilar figures to be the greatest beneficiary of Nick Swisher and Carlos Santana hitting the DL, according to Adam Wolf.

After a long offseason wait on the free agent market, Stephen Drew finally re-signed with the Red Sox on Tuesday.

The Rangers bit the bullet and called up Rougned Odor on Thursday, hoping he'll outpace the production at second base provided by veteran retreads Donnie Murphy and Josh Wilson.

With Raul Ibanez languishing as the Angels' DH, fresh call-up C.J. Cron could be positioned to claim a spot in the heart of the lineup.

Those in deep or NL-only leagues may want to take a look at the Padres' Chris Denorfia, who can offer a little bit of everything while he continues to receive at-bats.

The Yankees' Ivan Nova appears to be the next pitcher in line for Tommy John surgery, after the procedure was recommended following an evaluation Tuesday.

He may not be in the majors quite yet, but Astros prospect George Springer's continued dominance at Triple-A could mean a promotion may soon be looming.

The news surfacing late Tuesday that Matt Moore is reportedly dealing a torn UCL and may need Tommy John surgery could spell doom for the Rays.

RotoWire's Adam Wolf helps you mine a backcourt landscape devoid of many viable options in Saturday's six-game slate.

The Dodgers announced Tuesday ace Clayton Kershaw (back inflammation) would begin a two-to-three week rehab program, putting fantasy owners in a hole early on.

There are eight games on the schedule Sunday, and with so many injuries changing rotations, it's important to make sure you have healthy players in your lineup.