Sonny Gray's upside may still be debatable. But he's plenty good enough to earn a $10+ profit in his first full MLB season. We look at Gray and other AL pitchers poised for earnings spikes over the next three seasons.

Ryan Cook and others saw their immediate outlooks dimmed with their teams' winter moves and announcements. But there are good reasons to remember Cook and these other AL West names.

2013 was an lost season for injured Oscar Taveras, and he's likely to start 2014 in the minors to round into shape. But his unique combination of contact and power keep him at the top of our NL OF list.

Kole Calhoun has a broad-if-not-great skill set and a starting LAA OF job entering March. It's a combination that should produce value and puts him on our AL OF list.

Xander Bogaerts heads a new wave of young SS prospects who are nearly ready to make their MLB marks.

Kris Bryant is one of a handful of interesting CHC 3B options over the next three seasons. We look at Bryant and the rest of MLB's better unestablished 3B options.

Jurickson Profar struggled in 2013. But he heads a list of 2B names that have a shot at producing double-digit earnings in 2014 or beyond.

Jon Singleton is one of a few names with at least some 2014 potential and big longer-term upside. A look at growth-age 1B possibilities that may be available in your keeper league.

It's a particularly tough off-season to identify sleepers that could patch up the catching hole on your keeper league team. But if you're willing to take a flyer, Hank Conger is one of a few interesting names entering 2014.

This week we start planning for 2014, which includes checking in on the winter leagues—where Julio Teheran hinted at his 2013 breakthrough. Plus news and notes on player performances.

Some 2013 post-mortem analysis is a tad overdue, particularly for owners participating in active winter leagues. And the trends tell us to anticipate more pitching surprises like Hisashi Iwakuma in 2014.