
Chris Towers explains why it may be time to reset expectations for Elly De La Cruz in 2026
Key moves and rising stars highlight an offseason poised for major changes
Naylor's baserunning surge and adaptability likely keep his fantasy outlook steady in Seattle
Closer roles remain volatile, leaving fantasy managers guessing heading into 2026
A new wave of aces is poised to reshape the Fantasy baseball landscape
It's never too early to get a jump on the competition for the 2026 season
Target these second-year breakout arms in 2026
The fight for Fantasy's No. 4 SP in 2026 rages on
Youth movement fuels revival in the outfield ahead of the 2026 season
There will be no shortage of talented shortstops in next year's drafts
A previously-loaded position is now dependent upon youth and upside
Youth takes center stage at second base ahead of the 2026 season
Kurtz' breakout defined the position in 2025
From Hunter Goodman to Shea Langeliers, help is on the way at the catcher position
Usual suspects Ohtani, Witt, and Acuña stand atop the list, while surprise names stir up debate for 2026
Though he can be found covering three different sports depending on the time of year, there is one unifying theme in how Chris Towers approaches sports; "Where's the evidence?" It doesn't matter how outlandish your claim is, as long as you can back it up with solid, concrete evidence, he's on board. Expect to see a lot of numbers with funny acronyms in his writing, whether it is about the NFL, MLB or NBA. Follow Chris @CTowersCBS