Chase Headley and Hanley Ramirez headline the list of players discussed by Jeff Stotts this week.
Prince Fielder's rise in ADP speaks to the desire for owners to find a safe option in the first round. Is such safety real or an illusion?
In a league that switched from batting average to on-base percentage, Derek VanRiper made Giancarlo Stanton the anchor of his Tout Wars offense.
After a nightmare year last season, Tim Lincecum should come at a healthy discount this season.
In some instances, spring training smoke means fire. Howard Bender takes a look at Nolan Arenado and others who are an opportunity away from making an impact.
Dave Regan examines the common links on the team's that he's drafted so far this spring, including Phillies outfielder Domonic Brown.
Clayton Kershaw is the king of the hill in Bernie Pleskoff's starting pitcher rankings for 2013.
Jeff Stotts breaks down all of the breaking down Yankees among others banged up this spring.
Edwin Encarnacion landed on Jeff Erickson's team in the third round. Who else did he take and why?
Erik Siegrist's Keeper League column discusses one of the most important issues facing you in a keeper league - how long do you extend your top keepers like Eric Hosmer?
Domonic Brown has been moving up the ADP charts in the NFBC as he may finally get an everyday look with the Phillies this season.
Jedd Gyorko is one of the big risers this spring as he's closing in on the starting job at second base for the Padres.
Like many southpaws at this stage of their careers, Derek Holland is still finding, or at least looking for, consistency.
Baltimore's Kevin Gausman may not contribute much in 2013, but he is primed to make a significant leap up prospect lists. Nick Shlain takes a closer look.
While there may not be a rookie of Mike Trout or Bryce Harper's caliber this season, there are plenty of intriguing youngsters poised to make big contributions.
Justin Verlander is at the top of Dave Regan's board as he shares his top-50 starting pitcher and top-30 reliever rankings.
Ryan Braun remains at the top of the outfield ranks for Bernie Pleskoff, but you don't have to look far down the list to see a big surprise.
Austin Jackson leads all qualified hitters with a .370 BABIP over the last three seasons. Is he bound for regression? Derek VanRiper takes a closer look.