MIL loaded up on versatile infield options this offseason, which could pay off during the sprint season. Also, Cole Tucker getting outfield work in PIT, veterans on notice in STL, saves speculation in CIN, and the second base situation for CHC.

Which bench outfielders have a chance to impress in 2020 with the early season expanded rosters?

How do you know it's going to be a weird year? Well, DJ Stewart, Anthony Banda and... *checks notes*... Marcus Walden may be fantasy relevant, for one. In other preseason messages: Don't give up on Jonathan Loaisiga and Rowdy Tellez just yet.

Can the Vince Velasquez harness a new cutter to finally fulfill his potential? Plus: a look at rotation depth in ATL (Wright), MIA (Yamamoto), Peterson (NYM), Voth (WAS), more.

Ring around the Posey in SF; Leake and Price replacements, and which corner OFers will emerge in COL and SD?

Mushrooming pitching uncertainty in HOU with Opening Day just a week away ensures that young, inexperienced arms like Cristian Javier will find opportunities. SEA's young OFs make noise, and more ...

Carlos Martinez will once again play a pivotal role in the STL pitching staff. Plus, Trevor Bauer's leg up to start the season in CIN, back-end rotation roles are up for grabs in CHC, PIT, and MIL, and save speculation in PIT.

Infield issues and adjustments as AL Central summer camps are under way.

The DH helps clarify playing time in the CIN, CHC, and STL outfields. Plus, Jose Osuna is a big winner with the introduction of a DH in PIT; Justin Smoak could in line be for a big season in MIL.

Now back as a two-way force, Shohei Ohtani suddenly looks like LAA's best fantasy value play. We reset the LAA, HOU and OAK rotations after a long hiatus, and more.

While the division zigs toward strengthening coverage of the early/ middle innings, KC zags by expanding their bullpen impact.