Josh Tomlin has pinpoint control, Aledmys Diaz attempts to improve his hard contact, and Mallex Smith offers elite speed.

Can Lonnie Chisenhall provide significant value in 2018? Can Yan Gomes rebound? Also, outlooks on Estrada, Semien, and Chad Green.

Skilled, breakout-aged bench bats coming off big springs like Adam Frazier, Enrique Hernandez, and Dan Vogelbach make for shrewd early-season stashes.

We know that a sore elbow hindered Corey Seager's performance in the second half of 2017, but could his late-season slide have also hidden some pre-injury skill growth? Plus, Luis Castillo, Jorge Soler, Corey Dickerson, and Francisco Liriano.

Some teams named their closers; others got lit up on Opening Day. We have you covered.

Anthony Rizzo has been remarkably consistent since the beginning of 2014, batting a combined .282 while averaging 32 HR per season. Is there any reason to expect anything other than more of the same? Plus, Archie Bradley, Ender Inciarte, Brandon McCarthy, and Logan Forsythe.

The sneaky good spring by Brandon Woodruff makes him one of the game's most intriguing sixth starter profit targets heading into the season.

Yoenis Cespedes is still a force at the plate, but injuries have slowed him down the past couple of seasons. What is his outlook for 2018? Plus Eugenio Suarez, Jarrod Dyson, Jeurys Familia, and Bryan Mitchell.

Corey Kluber backs big-four SP status with elite skills, Matt Chapman offers power and low contact, Ian Kinsler looks for rebound season with LAA, and Aaron Hicks offers across-the-board production in the Yankees' OF.

The big spring of David Dahl has put him back on track to becoming an impact bat with COL later this season if he can stay healthy.

Is Gary Sanchez headed for a major breakout that will justify his lofty draft status? How far can Cole Hamels bounce back after his sub-par 2017 season? Plus Max Kepler, Mitch Haniger, and Kyle Gibson.