Jorge López improved his skills in 2022 in his first shot as a full-time reliever, but that doesn't mean he's in line for a repeat of his 2.54 ERA. Plus, Riley Greene, Jurickson Profar, Jordan Hicks, and Marco Gonzales.

The growth in Braxton Garrett's skills last season makes him a very intriguing early stash, regardless of his role to start the season.

Yu Darvish had an outstanding 2022 campaign, posting a 3.10 ERA and 0.95 WHIP in 195 IP. What should we expect in 2023? Plus, Michael Conforto, Marcell Ozuna, Adbert Alzolay, and LaMonte Wade.

Brandon Woodruff can be a staff anchor, Alec Bohm can provide a R$ repeat in 2023, Logan Webb can fit in the middle of a fantasy rotation, Charlie Blackmon offers OF depth, and Joey Wendle can add some value in deep leagues.

Can Anthony Rizzo get a batting average lift in the post-shift era? Plus Eduardo Rodriguez, Austin Hays, Pablo Lopez and Jeremy Pena.

The concerns over Carlos Correa's ankle have been the focus this offseason, but his skills look as good as usual. Plus, Matt Chapman, MacKenzie Gore, J.P. Crawford, and Matt Bush.

Cristian Pache made some gains in 2022 that flew under the radar given his ugly overall stats. He has continued that momentum into the spring, making him an intriguing post-hype target in deep leagues.

Kyle Lewis quietly has enjoyed a big spring, making him a steal at his current market value.

Joe Ryan's improved offspeed stuff in spring camp could help him take another step forward in 2023.

Hayden Wesneski has followed up his big debut last September with more dominance this spring, giving him some overlooked breakout potential heading into 2023.

Spring observations focused on the Tigers, A's, Angels and White Sox pens.