Wagner still has fantasy value

Eric Karabell is taking a closer look at Billy Wagner's fantasy value in Boston, which could still be relatively high in the near future.

Way-Rod has been wayward

Adam Madison previews Friday's matchups in the major leagues and notes Wandy Rodriguez is still very tough to trust.

Who owns baseball's best pitches?

Christopher Harris looks at which pitchers sport the game's best pitches, which goes a long way in determining their success.

Hanson debut moved to Sunday

AJ Mass' fantasy notes for the upcoming weekend's slate of major league baseball games.

Injuries to watch heading into 2009

Stephania Bell analyzes injury concerns heading into the 2009 season, like Chase Utley and Chris Carpenter.

...s Josh Beckett is taken out of the game against the New York Yankees by manager Terry Francona during their baseball game against the New York Yankees at Fenway Park in Boston Saturday, April...

Hit Parade: Bucking the ballpark beliefs

Brendan Roberts tries to buck some of the widely held beliefs about ballparks via our Park Factors stats.

Hit Parade: Where will Teixeira land?

Christopher Harris looks at the potential impact of a Mark Teixeira deal at the trade deadline.

Boston Red Sox manager Terry Francona, second from left, holds the ball with catcher Jason Varitek on the mound after taking it...

Boston Red Sox manager Terry Francona, right, talks to Red Sox's David Ortiz, center, before pulling him out of the game...

Boston Red Sox manager Terry Francona, right, talks to Red Sox's David Ortiz, center, before pulling him out of the game...

Replacing Papi

...was actually a torn tendon sheath. No timetable has been set for his return, though manager Terry Francona indicated that surgery is unlikely. Still, Big Papi could certainly be looking at more than the...

Boston Red Sox manager Terry Francona, right, talks to Red Sox's David Ortiz, center, before pulling him out of the game...

Boston Red Sox's David Ortiz is greeted at the dugout by manager Terry Francona after a home run against the Los Angeles Angels during their baseball game at Fenway Park...

Sixty Feet, Six Inches: Let's lose 20!

Christopher Harris looks at the best bets to reach the ignominious 20-loss mark.