Let's jump right in today and look at five starting pitchers in action on Saturday who have good matchups and are widely available in fantasy leagues. 

Most stats are from MLB.com, as are the probable starters. The full streamer rankings are listed at the bottom.

We just went over the closer situations for all American League teams, and now are going to do the same in the National League.

Here is the last NL closer update we did.

It's time for our weekly check-in on fantasy baseball closers. Let's go over American League teams first.

Here's the last AL closer breakdown we did. Check back in a bit for the National League breakdown.

We have looked at fantasy baseball waiver wire pitchers and hitters to add on Friday, and are here now to discuss some droppable assets.

Here's the last drop story we did. We won't include anyone from that article today.

We have one more fantasy baseball waiver wire story on hitters for this work week. Let's get right into it!

There aren't a ton of players who I haven't already covered this week, so I used hitting leaders from this month to identify the final four names in this article.

I don't have a big preamble for you today; we made it to another weekend, what more could we ask for?

Let's look at five starting pitchers in action on Friday who have good matchups and are widely available in fantasy leagues. Most stats are from MLB.com, as are the probable starters. The full streamer rankings are listed at the bottom.

It's time for another fantasy baseball position breakdown. Today, we'll discuss second basemen.

We have looked at third basemen, first basemen and catchers so far. Check back for more position breakdowns in the days/weeks/months to come.

After going over some fantasy baseball waiver wire pitchers for Thursday, let's now check out some waiver wire hitting options.

Here are waiver wire hitters stories we did on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. We won't discuss any of the players in those stories today.

Let's open Thursday by taking a look at some fantasy baseball pitching options. The focus will be on starting pitcher streamers.

Check back in a bit for a writeup on waiver wire hitters.

Let's dive back into a fantasy baseball position breakdown here by looking over third basemen.

We have looked at catchers and first basemen so far. Check back for more position breakdowns in the coming days, weeks and months.

Let's continue looking over dynasty baseball assets by checking out some pitchers.

We just looked at hitters in another article. Again, we will keep the focus on players age 25 or younger. 

It's been a bit since we discussed MLB prospects in depth, so let's do just that today.

We will focus on players age 25 or younger, so a focus more on dynasty leagues, and to a degree, redraft leagues. We'll look at hitters here, then pitchers in another article.

The middle of the work week is here, so we are on our third round of fantasy baseball waiver wire/streaming articles.

We already looked at some starting pitcher streaming options for Wednesday, and are now going to focus on some hitters and a couple relievers. Here were the waiver wire hitter articles from Monday and Tuesday.

Every division in baseball has at least two teams with a losing record other than the NL Central, where every team is over .500. It's a bit of a surprise; the Cubs and Brewers were expected to compete, but Cincinnati seemed fairly middling, St. Louis was seen as ready to have a down year, and Pittsburgh had been bad for a number of years, though their pitching was expected to excel (which it has).

It's still early, and plenty will change, but it's interesting to see one division so much better than the others top to bottom. If you're looking for the worst division, it's probably a battle between the AL Central and AL West right now, though the NL East is harboring all losing teams aside from the Braves, who have the most wins in baseball.

Most of the fantasy baseball coverage you see is on hitters, starting pitchers and closers. That leaves out relievers, which we are going to cover here.

For those of you in deeper leagues, or looking for some sneaky-good non-closing relievers, this one's for you! We are using stats from FanGraphs. Let's get right to it!