The shortstop position is a touch top-heavy, but there are a lot of ways to approach the position, and value up and down the ADPs.

Can Nelson Cruz defy the aging curve for another season? Plus James McCann, Ryan Yarbrough, Mark Canha and Alex Colome.

Keston Hiura will stand a good shot at delivering on his 2020 breakout potential if he can continue the gains he made late in 2019.

Yuli Gurriel's lucky HR total isn't going to repeat... right? Plus insights on Randal Grichuck, Andrelton Simmons, Jose Leclerc and Lance Lynn.

Tommy Pham batted .273 with 21 HR and 25 SB in 2019 despite being limited by a right hand injury and a flexor strain (elbow) over the final two months of the season. What can we expect in 2020? Plus, Zac Gallen, J.D. Davis, Joe Musgrove, and Jesse Winker.

Applying some 2020 vision to the position that is the most devoid of viable fantasy options. Just for fun, we will lump in the DH position. TL;DR: don't look here for steals.

Tyler Beede's big second half and former first-round pedigree make him an intriguing profit play heading into 2020.

Yu Darvish rebounded from an injury-riddled 2018 and posted an impressive 2.95 ERA, 0.93 WHIP and 124 K in 88 IP in the second half. What can we expect in 2020? Plus, Andrew McCutchen, Carson Kelly, Jairo Diaz, and Dansby Swanson.

Jose Berrios can be an SP #2 for a fantasy roster, Matt Olson's power is worth targeting, Ian Kennedy can offer some saves with a middle round pick, Hunter Renfroe looks for a healthy 2020, and Nick Anderson has electric skills, as he looks for saves in Tampa Bay.

Luis Castillo was really good in 2019, but could he be even better in 2020? Plus, performance validation analysis of Ketel Marte, Eugenio Suarez, Jack Flaherty, and Wil Myers.

Taking the projections spreadsheet and using simple filters gives you quick lists of high skill sets. Here are some examples.