Can Austin Meadows recapture the 2019 magic? Plus two LHP—Rich Hill, Steven Matz—and two SS—Elvin Andrus, Marcus Semien—going to new teams.

Gary Sánchez has been in a tailspin in recent years, but there's hope that his growing strikeout rate can be reversed.

Edwin Díaz's run as a closer has been plagued by volatility—will 2021 be any different? Plus, Framber Valdez, Yandy Díaz, Nick Ahmed, and Nate Lowe.

Spring training watch list: Braves, Red Sox, Dodgers, Rays, and Blue Jays pens.

Some wide disagreements here between the market and the BaseballHQ oracle. That creates some good buying opportunities.

Nolan Arenado had a disappointing 2020 season, by his elite standard. What should we expect in his first season with the Cardinals? Plus, Drew Pomeranz, Carson Kelly, Elieser Hernandez, and Scott Kingery.

Following these guys in the spring could help you maximize the profit from your starting rotation in 2021.

Carlos Correa has seen his value plateau over the last three years, but is there reason to believe he can return to his previous form? Plus, Liam Hendriks, Gary Sánchez, Michael Pineda, and Mark Canha

Kyle Hendricks continues to deliver strong ratios, Ryan McMahon could provide decent power, Pablo López could take the next step in 2021, Evan Longoria can add counting stats, and Austin Nola can build on skills in 2021.

Lourdes Gurriel had a huge 2020 season for the Blue Jays, contributing across all categories. Can more of the same be expected in 2021? Plus Matt Chapman, Christian Vázquez, Andrew Heaney, and Brad Keller.

Overall, a less-than-exciting crop of third-baggers, but there's still some profit to be had. And of course, some potential pitfalls. Read on!