Jared Walsh was one of the most productive and skilled bats in the game last September.

We kick off our annual look at the market for each position to identify opportunities for profit and pitfalls to avoid. We'll start with the least mobile group: catchers and DH. Let's goooo!

LIMA grade A and B+ relievers from the Baseball Forecaster put into context.

Ian Anderson's emergence late in 2020 gives him intriguing breakout potential moving into 2021.

The elite power and improving plate skills of Edwin Rios will make him a premium speculative target in 2021.

Jonathan Brubaker's mediocre stat line in 2020 is hiding some intriguing skills that will make him an interesting speculative target in 2021.

Has there been an erosion of skills for Nelson Cruz at age 40? Is Chris Bassitt's appearance among the AL ERA leaders a fluke? Plus updates on Byron Buxton, Matt Barnes, and Manuel Margot.

Freddie Freeman's elite skills can be a roster foundation piece in 2021, Alex Young offers some strikeouts but not the ratios, Jason Heyward improves his skills in 2020, Tyler Anderson hasn't bounced back in 2020, and Kevin Newman has been a bust at his 2020 ADP.

After several up-and-down seasons, Jeimer Candelario is finally breaking out in Detroit. Plus, Hunter Renfroe, Nathan Eovaldi, Mike Fiers and Christian Vázquez.

Will Smith's elite collection of production, Statcast metrics, and plate discipline gives him the tools to become a frontline contributor in 2021.

Though his first six starts, Sixto Sánchez has lived up to the hype—what do his skills tell us about his performance thus far? Plus, early analysis of Leody Taveras, Carter Kieboom, Tony Gonsolin, and Ryan Mountcastle.