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.

Overall, a less-than-exciting crop of third-baggers, but there's still some profit to be had. And of course, some potential pitfalls. Read on!

It's second basemen this week, and what an unexciting collection of players we have! Still, there are pockets of value and aye, there be monsters.

We'll explore a fairly top-heavy position, where there are some traps to avoid and a couple of places to find a smidgen of value.

We kick off our annual look at the market for each position to identify opportunities for profit and pitfalls to avoid. We'll start with the least mobile group: catchers and DH. Let's goooo!

Late-blooming Angels rookie first baseman Jared Walsh has been on a two-week tear that has his fantasy ownership suddenly soaring. Who else is moving the market?

Notoriously streaky slugger Adam Duvall went on a prodigious power binge that has fantasy owners scrambling to add him. Is it worth joining the crowd?