In our latest Tuesday Tout Edition, host Patrick Davitt is talkin' baseball with expert Peter Kreutzer ...

Two blows to the Reds early-season rotation, plus signings and injuries start to affect Opening Day rosters.

Injuries have created a potential need for young starting pitchers to step up in STL and CHC. Plus, the hidden potential playing time winner in the MIL outfield, and highlighting two catchers likely to get plenty of playing time in PIT and CIN.

Sandy Alcantara moves up 2022 draft boards, J.T. Realmuto is more than worth the cost of his 49 ADP, Joey Votto adds barrels in 2021, Kenley Jansen may have a higher ERA in 2022, and Tyler Stephenson can contribute in four categories.

In the first Arsenal Report of the year we break down two exciting young starters who may be poised to take a step forward in 2022.

Draft prep! Keeper decisions! Ten days of spring training games to overract to! With Opening Day on for next week, let's talk all the fantasy baseball implications with co-GM of BaseballHQ.com Brent Hershey. Chat live at noon ET on Monday; view the transcript afterwards.

Prospects could make an early impact in SD and SF. Plus, players at risk in the playing time crunch for LA, plus rotation options in ARI and COL.

Brandon Marsh is the kind of post-hype batter worth speculating on given his batted ball metrics, age, and depressed market value after a disappointing 2021 season.

E. White, Teoscar, Longoria, Belt, and Floro all hurting. Plus, way-too-soon speculation on Vaughn. Earlier: Is Moustakas a serious concern? What about Odúbel? Plus, three pitchers with possible delayed starts. Even earlier: Our first foray into the 2022 injury minefield. Tatis, Acuña, S. Marte, Flaherty, Baz, and more.

Alejandro Kirk may turn out to be the biggest winner from the trade that brought Raimel Tapia to TOR. Also: Mateo making a move in BAL, Martinez grabs a glove in BOS, Chapman's new role in NYY and the Lowe down on prospect in TAM.

Now that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has delivered on the sky-high expectations that followed him to the majors, what might he do for an encore? Plus, Clayton Kershaw, Jared Walsh, Ha-Seong Kim, and Cole Irvin.