The early returns of Yandy Diaz this spring suggest that he finally could be ready to turn his high exit velocities and top-notch plate discipline into a breakout season.

The big spring of Nick Senzel gives hope that he could be on the verge of a breakout season if he can stay healthy.

Jorge Soler went from a career year in 2019 to disappointment in 2020—can we hope for a rebound in 2021? Plus, Mike Moustakas, Devin Williams, J.T. Brubaker, and Anderson Tejeda.

Some notables from March for you to keep on your watch lists and, potentially, a bit for action lists, too.

Clayton Kershaw began 2020 on the IL with back spasms but returned to post a superb 2.16 ERA in 58 IP. What can we expect in 2021? Plus, Mike Yastrzemski, Hector Neris, David Peralta, and Tommy La Stella.

If you don't know much about Daulton Jefferies, that could change soon based on his history of elite command in the minors and the skills he is flashing this spring.

The dominant spring of J.B. Bukauskas in ARI camp gives him significant post-hype appeal in deep 2021 drafts.

What can Brandon Lowe produce with 600 PA? Can Jesus Luzardo become an ace this season? Also, Clint Frazier, Dylan Cease, and Myles Straw.

We'll take a look here at a group of players that the market appears to be overvaluing. They're not bad players, but may be bad prices.

Two pitchers with elite breaking balls could be adding nasty new breakers to their repertoires.

Tommy Edman offers a little power with a chance for more SB in 2021, Kevin Gausman finds success in SF, Austin Riley looks for more barrels in 2021, Giovanny Gallegos has the skills for saves in St. Louis' bullpen, and Jesús Aguilar can provide depth late in drafts.