Can Justin Upton return to the $30 level in Detroit? Forward-looking performance analysis of Adam Lind, Dustin Ackley, Josh Fields, and Tommy Milone.

Christian Yelich has been a consistently solid source of batting average and speed over the past few seasons. Having significantly cut down on the strikeouts during the second half of 2015, could a breakout be looming? Plus, Joc Pederson, John Jaso, Jeremy Hellickson, and Jeff Locke.

Injuries essentially made 2015 a lost season for David Wright. What can we expect in 2016? Plus Mark Melancon, Patrick Corbin, Peter Bourjos and Danny Espinosa.

Russell Martin's first year in TOR had plenty of power; can he sustain it? Also Odorizzi, A. Garcia, Feldman, and A. Escobar.

A whirlwind view—with more about roles than skills (for once!)

Chris Davis' mammoth power returned in 2015 as he led MLB with 47 HR, but is his shaky contact rate worth the investment? Plus Luke Gregerson, Kevin Pillar, Edinson Volquez, and Eduardo Escobar.

While Christian Yelich has not enjoyed a big start to the season on the surface, a closer look suggests he could take a significant step forward in 2016.

Ross Stripling's near no-hitter has made him a FAAB darling after week one, but his extreme performance wasn't the most interesting one among young or unheralded SP.

Injuries and performances have opened up some opportunities. We'll try to find the better ones.

Has Prince Fielder recovered his 30-HR swing? Analysis of 2016 breakout candidates Aaron Hicks & Kyle Gibson, as well as Kevin Kiermaier & Ryan Madson.

Brandon Belt was putting up excellent numbers across the board in 2015, but another concussion cut his season short. Can he put up even better numbers in 2016? Plus Gerardo Parra, Yadier Molina, Jon Niese, and Steven Matz.