Brian Matusz, Steven Wright, Chase Whitley and Mike Montgomery may not start the year in their respective teams' rotations. But at least a couple of them may be worthy of a speculative late pick. Plus, playing-time battles may be settling in BOS, TOR.

Is there a bit more upside than meets the eye to Wei-Yin Chin? Plus young pitchers in BOS, 5th SP in TAM, and a new name to know in the TOR bullpen.

Might Aaron Sanchez be inching closer to the TOR ninth-inning role? Also: Outfield injuries hit BOS, Ubaldo Jimenez struggles in BAL, and, of course, A-Rod.

Draft an entire team of players age 30 and over? Maybe in 2015, it's not as crazy as it sounds.

If opportunity arises in the BOS rotation, who might take advantage? Plus, RF in BAL, IF in NYY, DH in TAM, and Dayan Viciedo TOR?

How seriously should bidders be taking those spring photos of a not-so-svelte Pablo Sandoval and a heavier C.C. Sabathia?

What are the chances that Chris Davis bounces back in a big way? Plus Uehara; Yankees' SP and MIF in TAM and TOR.

Who will close in New York and Toronto? How will Baltimore and Tampa replace their lost OF production? Can Victorino or Craig find PT in Boston? An early look at some possible answers...

An early look ahead at how rosters and playing-time allocation might change in the AL East in 2015, including perhaps as many as three teams with new closers.

As they play out the string, the Blue Jays and Red Sox may be evaluating the back end of the bullpens for 2015. Meanwhile, Derek Jeter is limping to the end of his career, the Orioles are hoping for good news on Steve Pearce, and a shortstop shuffle and starter shutdown are possible in Tampa.

After a season watching Jackie Bradley Jr. struggle and a top prospect tried to learn to play the position, the Red Sox seem to have found a quick fix for center field with Cuban Rusney Castillo. Plus more notes from the AL East.