The relievers in this article may or may not get to save games, making each of them a gamble at current ADPs.

We saw plenty of HRs like this from Nolan Arenado in 2015—is he worth a first-round pick this season? Plus Jeurys Familia, Addison Russell, Wei-Yin Chen, and Neil Walker.

Speculating on the raw power upside of Yasmany Tomas is a risky proposition, given his worrisome combination of groundballs and lack of plate control.

It's easy to consider Sonny Gray as a rotation building block given his upside and recent results. But a closer look reveals some short-term reasons to temper that enthusiasm.

Closers? Yeah, a few. But also some non-closers with value.

Will Jason Kipnis return to the $30 player he was in 2013? Plus 2016 analysis of Brad Miller, Jose Quintana, Anibal Sanchez, and Zach Britton.

Giancarlo Stanton was on his way to a career year in 2015 before it was interrupted by yet another injury. He's still a classic case of risk vs reward. Plus, Erick Aybar, Yasmany Tomas, Scott Kazmir, and Fernando Rodney.

Johnny Cueto was terrific before the trade the Royals in 2015. Will a return to the NL foster the same results? Plus, Matt Holliday, Ben Zobrist, Yangervis Solarte and Matt Wisler.

David Ortiz says goodbye in 2016. Can he match 2015's power output? Also Gallardo, Springer, E. Ramirez, and Gutierrez.

Strong skill sets looking for larger roles that come at discounted prices.

J.D. Martinez proved his 2014 breakout was no fluke, as he pushed the envelope even further in 2015. Is he worth building your lineup around? Plus Craig Kimbrel, Alex Rodriguez, Drew Smyly, and Jackie Bradley.