Chase Utley has been hampered by injuries as he enters his mid-30s. Can he still be a productive hitter? Plus Jason Hammel, Mark Reynolds, Henderson Alvarez, and Lucas Duda.

Impatient owners are adding hitters that are off to hot starts, but what of the players being cast aside? This week's article looks at the skills being tossed on waiver trash heap.

Jacoby Ellsbury moves to one of the most favorable parks in the league for left-handers—so is a power revival in the cards? Also, Aoki, Dozier, Escobar, Buerhle.

Michael Pineda's quick start to the season obscures the fact that he has received significant support along the way.

It's early enough that most teams don't have huge holes to fill, but if you do, there are certainly players to fill those holes.

Can Andrew Cashner build on his impressive finish last season? Plus Nolan Arenado, A.J. Pollock, Anthony Rendon and Kyle Kendrick.

Prince Fielder heads south to Texas—will the move help his power? Also Price, Pierzynski, John Danks, Kubel.

A cross-section of many pens, featuring BOS, CHC, NYM and NYY.

Stephen Strasburg was being drafted as one of the best pitchers in baseball—can he produce to that level? Plus Andrelton Simmons, Francisco Rodriguez, Nate Schierholtz, and Brandon McCarthy.

It is way too early to be turning over one's roster. However, since many owners insist on ignoring months of prep work and chasing players off to hot starts, we examine the skills of some of the early season's hottest adds.

Some owners have cut bait on Carlos Carrasco given his early 7.84 ERA and 1.74 WHIP. If that happens in your league, here's why you should take a flyer on him.