Paul Goldschmidt, Nolan Arenado, and Jose Ramirez all are frontline bats that are off to slow starts. Here's why there's no reason for panic.

Fourteen shutout innings to start the season, including a gem at Coors Field, has Max Fried's ownership skyrocketing. Who should you target and who should you be afraid of when braving the free agent waters?

A look at early leverage and usage compared to skills and projections for ATL, BOS, CHC, TAM and TEX.

Josh Hader continues to dominate opposing hitters, and could provide even more value in 2019 with a higher portion of his team's saves. Plus, Joc Pederson, Tyler Flowers, Jose Iglesias, and Jeremy Hellickson.

The early strong skills of James Paxton and others suggest it's way too early to hit the panic button on them.

Yoan Moncada and Maikel Franco have looked like studs over the early part of the season, and their soaring plate skills suggest that you shouldn't dismiss their hot starts.

A mere afterthought on draft day, Kolten Wong's red-hot start suddenly has him atop the hot pickup list. How does he stack up against other early season market movers?

Can Elvis Andrus shake off injuries and repeat his breakout 2017? Plus Ivan Nova, Tyler Glasnow, Josh Harrison and Marco Gonzales.

One week in, we take a look at the BAL, PHI, SEA, STL and LAA pens.

Few starting pitchers have been more dominant in the early-going than post-hype breakout target Matthew Boyd.

Could Jordan Zimmermann be a good buy for owners in deep leagues? Felix Pena struck out 25 batters in 15 spring training IP, could he be an inexpensive asset in 2019? Plus, performance validation analysis of Chris Owings, Eduardo Nunez, and Luis Cessa.