Prince Fielder has a second chance to make a first impression on his Rangers teammates. Also Gibson, Machado, W. Davis, and Hanigan.

Looks in at the Braves, Padres, Red Sox, Yankees and the first couple days of the season.

Yan Gomes is being drafted as the top AL catcher in 2015. Is he worth it? Plus Zach Britton, Elvis Andrus, Adam Warren, and Torii Hunter.

The strong spring of solid hitting prospect Randal Grichuk makes him a very intriguing early bench target.

Could Randall Delgado become this season's version of Carlos Carrasco or a dominant closer in an unsettled ARI bullpen? It's not as far-fetched as it might seem.

Chris Davis' follow-up to his 53-HR season fell far short of expectations—can he return? Plus Paxton, Hahn, McAllister and Schoop.

Adam Wainwright has established himself as a rotation anchor in recent years, but there's reason to believe he'll take a step back in 2015. Plus, Brett Anderson, Dexter Fowler, Wilmer Flores, and Derek Norris.

Injuries relegated Ryan Zimmerman to 214 AB in 2014, but what can we expect from one of the game's most consistent performers (when healthy) in 2015? Plus, Mat Latos, Jordy Mercer, Jon Niese, and Domonic Brown.

Nelson Cruz transfers his heavy lumber from the east to west coast. What can he do for an encore? Also Archer, Pearce, Danks, Nunez, and Finch.

Some strong K/BB relievers in March bear watching—here are five of them.

Scott Van Slyke has made significant gains against RH pitching this spring, giving hope that he can finally carve out a full-time role with only brittle Carl Crawford in his way and fulfill his 30-HR upside.