Although the NFL will now start taking away a lot of our attention, there is still money to be made in daily fantasy baseball. 

The St. Louis Cardinals are finally starting to get healthy, with Randal Grichuk, Matt Adams and Jon Jay all back from the disabled list, and Matt Holliday possibly back as soon as next week.

But when I asked Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak what that all means for Stephen Piscotty, he gave the only answer he possibly could.

"It's hard to imagine him not being an everyday player right now," Mozeliak said by phone Thursday.

OK, now we can stick a fork in the San Francisco Giants.

For many fantasy baseball players, this is the end. Most head-to-head leagues start the playoffs on Monday, and rotisserie gamers tucked down the standings will need a miracle to climb into first place. Don't hold back now.

Patience is a virtue, except when big-name players are stinking up the joint with three weeks left in the season. Many decisions that would be irresponsible in June are conversely necessary in September.

Tsk tsk, Mets fans.

All it took was one—one decent regular season for you to go full Bawston.

You get a couple of good pitchers on your team and all of a sudden you're Ben Affleck stumbling around outside O'Flannigan's and pounding your chest on social media.

There is roughly one month remaining in the 2015 MLB season, and the postseason picture is really starting to take shape.

The Kansas City Royals, New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers all look like locks to win their respective divisions, but the other three are still very much up for grabs.

The Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees battling it out in the AL East is the tightest race at the moment, and their weekend matchup will be a big one in determining who comes out on top.

While the MLB season is not technically over, many teams are already looking forward to the offseason as an opportunity to build upon the base they already have.

Which teams are going to be the biggest buyers this offseason? Will a surprise team be willing to loosen the purse strings and make a major splash?

Thursday's slate of MLB action features two games in the afternoon and six at night.  Both early and late DraftKings contests contain small fields of available players to choose from.

Sleepers are more difficult to find than usual, especially when it comes to pitchers.  For example, plunking down $11,100 for Felix Hernandez is a much better value than hoping for the best with Jorge De La Rosa at $8,700.

You want to do something to make this big old world a better place. You look around. So many people need help. So many places. Where do you even start?

Your honeymoon? Yeah, sometimes that's as good of a place as any.

It was 2006 when Cole and Heidi Hamels married and honeymooned in South Africa. They saw all of the cool sights. Beautiful scenery. Breathtaking wildlife.

Matt Williams had some questions waiting for him after the Washington Nationals' 8-7 loss to the New York Mets on Tuesday night.