Let's take one final look at in-season buying opportunities when it comes to starting pitchers. Here are the SP who have posted elite skills over the last month...

It's almost here--that dreaded day when fantasy baseball ends and all that's left is (gulp) fantasy football. For those still in the running for something: mazel tov!

A look ahead at what you might see covered in our Playing Time Today column on September 16, 2012...

Profiles on all of the callups for this week.

Here in the homiest of stretches, with just a few weeks left, all players are risky. Prince Fielder could slump or C.C. Sabathia could throw a couple of clunkers. All things being equal, we should still expect the best players to perform the best. But some lesser players will get hot in September, and these guys may just do enough to put you over the top. Here, we will again focus on players who have been playing well as of late, hoping to capitalize on a hot three weeks.

As we enter the final month of the season, it's a good time to review the impact of the new auction call rules of the initial Roto500 leagues in New York and Toronto.

This week, we present eight young hitters with the potential to be 2012's version of Alex Gordon or Cameron Maybin:

Scoresheet-run leagues are conducting their third and final supplemental draft of the season this week.

Part two of our series on rookie 2H/1H splits that span two seasons. This week, the pitchers.

While not technically the midpoint of the season, the All-Star Game is a good time to look back at individual performances from the first half of the season and to begin preparing for the end of the fantasy baseball season. Using the QC methodology designed by Dylan Hedges and Ron Shandler), we can examine the first half results for both hitters and starting pitchers to draw conclusions for the remainder of the season. This article will examine both the Unadjusted QC scores (QCU) and the Adjusted QC scores (QCA) for both groups of players.

With the All-Star break just around the corner, this edition of Dr. HQ focuses on evaluating key hitters who are either injured or underperforming due to health issues.