Davis Martin or Sean Burke are candidates to step in if Mike Clevinger is away from the team.

Let's take a look at some players who were hurt in 2022 (or the off-season) and how that might affect their performance in 2023.

Rookie SP Hunter Brown is on the brink of significant IP in HOU, but he could still find himself in Triple-A on Opening Day. We look at the SEA pen, the TEX catching dilemma, and more ...

Brandon Crawford is entering the final season of his contract in SF, but the team looks to be in good hands in the future. Plus, the catcher outlook in ARI and SD, opportunity suddenly appears plentiful in the COL outfield, and the new-look rotation in LA.

Surveying some playing time battles at the corner positions around the division, as well as the rotation in STL.

A few final pre-spring training moves as teams gear up for camps, including veterans Fulmer to Chicago, Peralta to LA, Chafin to ARI and more.

If you are chasing upside in the fifth-starter battle between NYY's Domingo Germán and Clarke Schmidt, there may be a clear way to go. Also: Hall's upside stands out in BAL rotation competition; Casas' golden opportunity in BOS; Fairbanks' save ceiling in TAM; and a Belt tightens things for TOR's catchers.

An unexpected regular third baseman could emerge in ARI. Plus, players entering 2023 with something to prove in LA, COL, and SD. Finally, a look at the situation behind the plate in SF.

Mike Zunino looks like the primary backstop in Cleveland heading into spring, but top prospect Bo Naylor should take on a significant role at some point.

Zack Greinke re-ups with the Royals; depth pieces move around in Toronto, Detroit, Philadelphia and Miami as spring training approaches.

Precocious rookie Logan O'Hoppe is LAA's catcher of the near future, but whether or not that means Opening Day remains a 50-50 proposition for several reasons. The ever-fluid HOU CF spot, OAK's 1B crowd, and other AL West notes.