Rhys Hoskins got off to a sluggish start, but still managed to finish his first full MLB season with a .246 BA and 34 HR. What can we expect in 2019? Plus, Yu Darvish, Yasmani Grandal, Jed Lowrie, and Seranthony Dominguez.

The emergence of Luis Cessa this spring after showing strong skills late in 2018 suggests he could be a positive contributor early in 2019.

Chris Paddack is one of a group of young starting pitchers in the NL whose results this spring have increased their stocks considerably.

Nolan Arenado continues to put up excellent numbers year after year. Is there any reason to doubt we'll see more of the same this season? Plus, Juan Soto, Tucker Barnhart, Michael Wacha, and Caleb Smith.

We'll flip last week's search for value and present a team of players for whom the market is overpaying. These aren't bad players—just bad prices.

Kyle Gibson boosted his skills in 2018, while Cody Allen will try to rebound for LAA, Daniel Palka offers platoon power vR, and Zunino tries to rediscover 2017 in Tampa Bay.

Albert Pujols is not as bad as you think. Plus: Matt Boyd, Marco Estrada, Jonathan Lucroy and Hanley Ramirez?

Franklin Barreto's big spring and former top prospect pedigree makes him one of the better end-game targets around.

Following a knee injury and a slight drop in velocity in 2018, is it possible Corey Kluber is being undervalued this spring? Plus, Ian Happ, Eric Lauer, Brett Gardner and Daniel Norris.

This week, end game targets and a little bit about the Red Sox bullpen.

Max Scherzer enjoyed another terrific season, as he compiled a 2.53 ERA, 0.91 WHIP and became just the sixth MLB pitcher to record 300 strikeouts in a season. What should we expect in 2019? Plus, Brandon Belt, Franmil Reyes, Jeff Samardzija, and Orlando Arcia.