The return of Josh Willingham and Oswaldo Arcia to the middle of the Twins’ order could be an opportunity for fantasy teams looking for a power boost.

Trevor Bauer has been called up to take the palce of Danny Salazar in the Indians’ rotation. This time, Bauer may stick.

Despite Manager Terry Francona’s statement that the Indians will use a closer-by-committee approach, history tells us that committees don’t last.

Brian Dozier is currently on pace to steal 61 bases and hit 45 HR. He won’t reach either of these milestones, but his SB total could surprise.

Lonnie Chisenhall’s April numbers suggest he may be in line for more playing time. Plus more analysis from the AL Central.

Looking at skills, Cleveland closer John Axford has gotten off to a poorer start than last year when he lost his job in Milwaukee. Who would replace Axford if he continues to struggle?

With Avisail Garcia out for the year, Dayan Viciedo and Alejandro de Aza should see more AB than expected. Each should be a prime FA target if either is available.

Spring Training showed that the Tigers would run much more than they have in recent years. Several Tigers will post significantly improved SB totals as a result.

Manager Robin Ventura finally named Matt Lindstrom the closer on Opening Day. He also announced that left field will be shared by Alejandro De Aza and Dayan Viciedo.

The Tigers have acquired two shortstops in the last several days to fill in the hole created by the injury to Jose Iglesias. Will either have a fantasy impact?

Several AL Central teams have injuries to members of their projected Opening Day starting lineup? What will the Tigers, White Sox, and Indians do to fill in for these missing players?