Player nomination is an oft-overlooked opportunity to mess with your opponents.

A data-driven look at what drove García's 2022 breakout, and which players fit that same profile.

Matt Olson couldn't quite match his career-best 2021 production in his first year with Atlanta, but still wound up with a $20 R$ season. Is there reason to believe things could get better in 2023? Plus, Ketel Marte, Ian Anderson, Justin Steele, and J.D. Davis.

Gavin Lux's season-ending injury clears one barrier to playing time for Michael Busch in LA. Plus, the candidates to start at SS for ARI, Brenton Doyle is being hyped in COL, a look at the OF depth in SF, and a rotation overview in SD.

Maybe OF Masataka Yoshida won't be the leadoff hitter in BOS after all. But who will be? Also: Vavra's hot start in BAL, Holmes' supporting cast in NYY, Taj's time could be now in TAM, and Merrifield's opportunity in TOR.

Manny Machado provides consistent production, Zac Gallen moves up draft boards with a stellar second half, Ryan McMahon is better used as a CI option, Eric Lauer's ratios may regress again, and Evan Longoria can add late-round power when he's healthy.

(Third of a 3-part series) Kyle Tucker is one of the safest places to start when building a low-risk roster. But how much risk is too much? Risk costs can help you set a budget.

Hunter Brown eyes a rotation spot with the latest Lance McCullers injury in Houston. Plus updates on Solano to MIN, and a Sixto Sánchez recovery timeline.

Brice Turang is getting praise from MIL, but where does he fit on the roster? Plus, recalculating the STL outfield, a couple intriguing outfielders in CHC waiting for opportunities, injury situations to monitor that will affect PT in CIN's outfield, and one player in PIT poised to take advantage of the new rules.

Kenley Jansen has been piling up saves for years. Will he continue putting up league-leading save totals with the Red Sox? Javier Báez's draft stock has fallen this year. Has the market overcorrected? Plus updates on Sonny Gray, Adam Duvall, and Christian Vázquez.

Brendan Rodgers showed some subtle growth in his plate skills in 2022, gains that give him good value as a LIMA batter target.