Stephen Strasburg dealt with injuries for much of 2015, but finished the season in dominant fashion. Plus, Chad Bettis, David Peralta, Wil Myers, and Marcell Ozuna.

Matt Harvey returned from 2013 Tommy John surgery and looked as though he never left. Plus Maikel Franco, Jose Reyes, A.J. Ramos and Nick Markakis.

Can Nelson Cruz repeat his strong performance from the past two years? Also S. Gray, Singleton, Hutchison, and Iannetta get the Fact or Fluke treatment.

Non-roster invitees rarely make a fantasy impact out of the pen—but sometimes, there are outliers. Here are ten arms to monitor as pitchers and catchers report.

The first-half version of Chris Archer was an ace in 2015 (2.18 ERA, 0.95 WHIP). Can we trust that 1H in 2016? Plus Brian Dozier, Rougned Odor, Rick Porcello, and Carlos Santana.

Former BOS catching prospect Ryan Lavarnway is one of several batting non-roster invitees who have the upside to provide value in a part-time role in 2016.

Cory Luebke is one of several formerly promising starting pitchers coming off their second Tommy John surgery who will try to win a roster spot as a non-roster invitee in spring camp.

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Derek Dietrich's intriguing raw power/speed combination gives him some hidden post-hype breakout potential in 2016.

A special "re-post" of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association 2015 Baseball Article of the Year, Online, where author Ryan Bloomfield took a mid-June 2015 deep dive into Collin McHugh.

There's good and bad at third base in 2016. Draft in early and middle rounds for best value.