Rays phenom Shane McClanahan made back-to-back solid, if abbreviated starts after getting called up last week, causing his ownership to quickly skyrocket. Who else is moving the market?

Heck, do anything, but don't cut healthy skilled players you liked last week! Two such players suddenly went from 20%+ ownership to near zero in a matter of days. Was that strategic thinking, or an exasperated overreaction?

Pittsburgh's J.T. Brubaker has been serving up a healthy dose of zeroes in the early going, sending fantasy owners scrambling to pick him up. Who else is moving the market?

Atlanta youngster Huascar Ynoa is showing signs of significant growth in the early going. Is he suddenly a must-add player, and are others emerging, as well?

Yermin Mercedes burst onto the scene with an astounding start to the season, highlighting the conundrum of how we should react to magnified early-season performance.

We'll take a look here at a group of players that the market appears to be overvaluing. They're not bad players, but may be bad prices.

Winning at fantasy baseball is easy... just draft players who are worth more than their draft cost. We'll show you how inside...

We'll delve into the market for relievers (TL;DR: it ain't pretty). We find some bullpens worthy of speculation and some that are best avoided altogether.

Pitching is as hard as ever to draft wisely, given the massive changes in the game over the past few years (not to mention the weirdness of 2020). We'll try to sort through the most glaring differences between BaseballHQ and the market here.

A look at some of the buying opportunities from a long list of outfielders and some that might give you pause.

Some wide disagreements here between the market and the BaseballHQ oracle. That creates some good buying opportunities.