BaseballHQ health scores are very good estimates of a player's injury risk. However, there are sometimes nuances that cause a player's score to be overstated or understated. We'll look at a group of players that perhaps need to be examined more closely.

Bat-first rookie Jordan Diaz isn't likely to make the club out of spring training, but he's in a good position to inherit playing time quickly depending on his glove. We check in on the LAA and SEA 1B situations, and more ...

ARI has four intriguing arms that should contribute to the club in 2023. Plus, under-the-radar players to keep in mind in LA, SF, and SD; and, recalibrating the COL infield after the injury to Brendan Rodgers.

Bobby Dalbec is off to another hot spring start. Should we buy in? Also: Hays' challengers in BAL, the left field battle in NYY, Raley versus Lowe in TAM, and two young names to know in TOR.

Jordan Walker's early spring training performance is worthy of a small playing-time tweak. Plus updates on COL injuries and replacements, PHI holding their breath on Painter, and BOS' rotation adjustments.

Nico Hoerner is being trusted with leadoff duties in CHC. Plus, some minor-league signings that could have a big impact in MIL, rotation updates in STL, an overview of the CIN rotation, and an outfield update in PIT.

With question marks in the Braves and Mets' starting rotations, they'll have to lean on their depth. In this week's NL East Playing Time Tomorrow article, we'll discuss the starting pitcher depth for the Braves, Mets, and Marlins, plus potential hitter playing time for the Nationals and Phillies.

Open season at third base in DET, possible untapped power in Jake Burger, and center field question marks for the Guardians. Plus, who will close for the Royals?

Tyler Glasnow's oblique injury puts a damper on his return Plus injury ripples regarding Lux, Suzuki, Tyrone Taylor and more.

Injuries are hitting hard early in spring training. We'll run down some of the key injuries from the first week of camp: Lux, Glasnow, T. Taylor, Musgrove, deGrom, Suzuki, Hoskins, and Rodgers.

Griffin Canning tries to revive his professional career as the Angels begin auditions for their #6 rotation spot. We take a look at the OAK closer role, HOU's infield depth, and more ...