Even though he's far from the player he once was, now is the time to jump at the chance to buy low on Curtis Granderson if you can get him at a steep discount.

Chris Archer's improving changeup has expanded his arsenal and is positioning himself for a sub-3.00 ERA breakout in 2015.

Some speed, some pitching and a rookie you might want to spend some FAAB on.

A poor 2H kept Austin Jackson under the radar this draft season—is it a mistake to overlook him? Also, Jimenez, R. Hernandez, Fuld, Marisnick.

Giancarlo Stanton's 2014 season came to an abrupt end after he was hit in the face by a pitch, but now he's back. Plus, Denard Span, Nick Hundley, Ender Inciarte, and Jimmy Nelson.

Joey Votto battled injuries and failed to provide much return on investment in 2014. Can he rebound in 2015? Plus Jeurys Familia, Chris Coghlan, Carlos Martinez and Alexi Amarista.

Jose Abreu broke out in a big way in 2014, winning the AL Rookie of the Year and finihing fourth in the MVP race. Can he repeat? Also Wilson, Plouffe, Detwiler and Drew.

As advertised, this column looks at HOU, NYY, TAM, LA and WAS through the LI lens.

Victor Martinez had a career year at 35 years old. Can he come close to doing it again? Plus Edinson Volquez, Erick Aybar, J.A. Happ, and Seth Smith.

Lorenzo Cain as this season's Michael Brantley? It's not as implausible as it might sound.

Kyle Hendricks has posted some intriguing skills over a tiny sample size during the season's first two weeks, making now the time to buy him low if you can.