We all want to exercise excruciating patience, so one of the hardest decisions we make as fantasy GM's can be when to let go of a player. But sometimes, a player has to go. When is the right time to day goodbye?

Holy cow! The Jays lose half their rotation, plus Votto, Meadows, Judge, S. Marte, and Eovaldi. Earlier: deGrom alert, plus Nuñez, Stewart, a Snell update, and Vizcaino; a wounded Bird, O'Neill, Iannetta and Robertson. Plus, Ohtani takes a step forward.

Vizcaino, Odor, and Leblanc, plus an update on Betances (TLDR: not good) Earlier: Trout and Scherzer. Plus, Gary Sanchez and Billy Hamiltion, Clevinger on the shelf, and Dahl, Ryu and F. Cordero IL-bound. Updates on Severino and G. Polanco.

Clevinger, Avila, McCann, McMahon, Dickerson, T. Turner and Lamb. Earlier: Andujar, Stanton, Hicks. Plus, Heaney and some good news for Lindor owners.

Daniel Murphy, Strickland, and Cooper. Earlier: news on Soroka, Wood, Betances, and Chisenhall, plus a new injury for Lindor and update on Upton. Even earlier: Our season opener! Severino, Seager, Sano, Souza, and a bunch of guys whose names don't start with "S": C-Mart, Gennett, Olson, and others.

We'll flip last week's search for value and present a team of players for whom the market is overpaying. These aren't bad players—just bad prices.

"Objective: to assemble a lineup of 23... baseball players whose cumulative statistics during the regular season... exceed those of all other owners..." How do we do that? Start with the most undervalued players!

Rather than wait for the season to begin, we'll provide some insight on players who look to start the season on the Injured List (IL), so that you can better prep for your drafts.

Saves—who needs them? Well, almost everyone. Here, we'll dissect the market's take on relievers (mostly closers) and see where we can find value and possible pitfalls.

The market is generally valuing pitching higher than BaseballHQ, which may dictate your strategy somewhat. Still, there's a large number of differences worth examining.

WONK League auction completed: check. We'll take a look at one writer's strategy going into the draft, and its applicability to non-WONK leagues.