Former top prospect Trevor Bauer made some mechanical adjustments to his delivery over the winter. He's one of many young starting pitchers to watch in AL camps this spring.

Too many second basemen going too soon. What to do? Reach? Throw in the towel? Then you remember that column you read a few weeks ago, and it all becomes clear.

With the exception of Jason Castro in HOU, fantasy owners have no clear paths to 2014 profitability with AL West catchers. And even Castro comes with some risk.

Part I of our consistency series highlights the best draft values for fantasy baseball's most consistent performers.

It ain't Wins.

This week we kickoff our annual review of the top prospects in baseball by position. We start with the catchers.

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Your 2014 fantasy championship starts here.

Fernando Rodney finds a closer's job in Seattle. Plus some injury updates and spring-training invites as camp open up.

This is not 12 reasons to avoid Mike Trout. This is just proof that he can be neutralized. Take note, MLB teams.

Sonny Gray's upside may still be debatable. But he's plenty good enough to earn a $10+ profit in his first full MLB season. We look at Gray and other AL pitchers poised for earnings spikes over the next three seasons.