Jim Leyland offered little help last week to fantasy owners trying to figure out the Detroit closing situation. Leyland stated that he would be comfortable using any of the seven arms he currently has in the bullpen to close out a game in the ninth.

With Opening Day and "final" roster decisions here, we have a better handle on AL West playing time ... at least for April. Jed Lowrie, for example, is at his old SS spot. And per usual, injuries are a factor in many of these early calls...

The Yankees are turning to Vernon Wells to help combat a spate of injuries this spring. But how much help will he offer? The Orioles are looking for help, too, after an injury to Wilson Betemit, while the Red Sox are ready to break camp with a young phenom.

Nelson beats out Arenado for third base job, Arizona looks to be minus two starting outfielders to begin season, and more...

PIT and MIL rotations take shape, STL bullpen options, and more

MIA floats the idea of Placido Polanco batting cleanup. Plus, updates on the C situation in ATL, the NYM OF and more...

Aaron Hicks, a long-shot for making the Twins Opening Day roster entering spring training, has won the starting center field job.

Less than a week before Opening Day, the immediate outlooks for the Angels Pen, A's 2B job, the Ranger #5 spot—and nearly everywhere in unsettled, crowded Houston—remain murky.

Will Ricky Romero be able to hold onto his spot in the Blue Jays' rotation?

Hanley Ramirez and Chase Headley will each miss the beginning of the season, and the Dodgers and Padres may due some shuffling to fill the void.

Gabby Sanchez, Cubs' 3B, and updates on the Cardinals infield and Brewers rotation.