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?

Barring an injury, Billy Burns won't crack the A's Opening Day roster. But's a likely call-up at some point in 2014, and when he plays, he'll run.

Felix Doubront came into camp in great shape, and his spring numbers have looked good as well. Plus, BAL gets a bit of bad news on Machado; Pineda, Karns, TOR OF.

Andrew Lambo has a chance to carve out a significant role, but isn't helping himself with his slow start this spring. Also, a look at a few bullpen situations, as well as the Aledmys Diaz signing.

Could this be LA's Opening Day outfield? Andre Ethier (center) looks to be one of many backup OFs in the NL West with profit potential in 2014.

Who potentially stands to gain from ATL's starting rotation injuries? Plus, updates on fifth starter battles in MIA, PHI, WAS and more.

Both the White Sox and the Indians have third base questions that are unanswered as Opening Day approaches. What are the possibilities in Chicago and Cleveland?

Entering 2014 with a woefully shallow and inexperienced rotation, LAA will lean heavily on a bullpen that looks to improve with the addition of ex-Indian Joe Smith, among others.

Grady Sizemore and Masahiro Tanaka may be creating a buzz big enough to place them out of your price range; the intrigue continues with the Orioles' 2B job, and is Jake Odorizzi still the favorite for fifth starter in TAM?

No matter how well Javier Baez hits this spring, he's still expected to begin the season with Triple-A Iowa. Also, a look at the PIT bullpen, and other notes from around the division.

Josh Rutledge (pictured) is one of the NL West's most talented backup infielders. Is there profit potential elsewhere throughout the division?