Kenta Maeda is the strongest start on a Friday with high heartburn potential, thanks to 15 of the 24 starters being in the Judgment Call category.

Nomar Mazara has hit 20 HR for three straight seasons--does he have the skills to finally push past that barrier in 2019? Plus, Willson Contreras, Matt Barnes, Brandon Lowe, and Jason Vargas.

Gerrit Cole and German Marquez are the two best bets for Friday, while Ross Stripling and Jack Flaherty look like the arms to target in the next tier of starters.

Trevor Bauer blossomed into ace-level performance in 2018—did he also have ace-level skills, and could he get even better in 2019? Plus, C.J. Cron, Archie Bradley, Johan Camargo, and Alex Gordon.

Following a knee injury and a slight drop in velocity in 2018, is it possible Corey Kluber is being undervalued this spring? Plus, Ian Happ, Eric Lauer, Brett Gardner and Daniel Norris.

Felipe Vazquez has only been closing games for a little over a year and a half, but has he already risen to elite status? Plus, Justin Upton, Carson Kelly, Jake Odorizzi, and J.P. Crawford.

A knee injury turned Jose Altuve from elite to merely very good in 2018—can he bounce back in 2019? Plus, Evan Longoria, Mike Minor, Magneuris Sierra, and Brandon Woodruff.

Scooter Gennett repeated his 20+ HR season in 2018, and added a .310 BA to the mix—can he do any of it again in 2019? Plus, Yoan Moncada, Ross Stripling, Starlin Castro and Trevor May.

Ronald Acuna lived up to some massive hype in his rookie year—what should we expect from him in 2019? Plus, Niko Goodrum, Jhoulys Chacin, Andrew Suarez, and Yandy Diaz.

Marcell Ozuna followed up a breakout 2017 season with a disappointing step back in value—which version of Ozuna should we expect in 2019? Plus, Wade LeBlanc, Ji-Man Choi, Jake Arrieta, and Luke Voit.

Brandon Nimmo hit a career-high 17 HR in 2018 despite injuries slowing him down in the second half—was it the start of bigger and better things? Plus, Gleyber Torres, Jon Lester, Wade Davis, and Eduardo Rodriguez.