Our weekly look into lineup movements reveals three players with the potential for an uptick in production featuring Jurickson Profar, Jeff McNeil and Josh Naylor.

This week we will look at two promising left-handed pitchers who are adjusting after poor 2021 seasons.

Alex Verdugo's super early skills and results give hope that he could be on a path towards a breakout season.

The Market Pulse's revamped "FAAB File" column combines BaseballHQ's skills metrics and projections with player availability and schedule data to guide you through FAAB waters every Sunday.

Bullpens in Boston, Colorado, Seattle, San Francisco and Texas

Daniel Lynch's showed improved command this spring, and his very early 2022 skills give hope that it could be an improvement that sticks.

Moving into the American League Central should not only provide Austin Meadows into more plate appearances, he will benefit from facing a division rife with right-handed pitching. Plus, Owen Miller and Connor Joe could be terrific additions for fantasy going forward.

With Jack Flaherty's 2022 debut being delayed by shoulder inflammation, is there any hope we'll again see the ace-like skills he displayed in 2019? Plus, LaMonte Wade, Lance McCullers, James Kaprielian, and Nick Ahmed.

Keston Hiura's mechanical adjustments at the plate paid big dividends this spring, giving hope that this former top prospect can turn his career around in 2022.

Touching many pens through their first games.

Sometimes the best early-season gambles among starting pitchers exist outside of a team's starting rotation.