At different points in his career, Jason Kipnis has been a 30 SB guy, a .300 hitter, and has slugged 20+ HR... so what should we expect from him in 2017? Plus, Matt Harvey, Ariel Miranda, Hector Neris, and Jefry Marte.

Carlos Correa's 2016 performance was a bit of a disappointment after his rookie season raised expectations—were there skill changes, or was it merely stat regression? Plus, Shelby Miller, Trevor Cahill, Matt Davidson and Andrew Toles.

Francisco Lindor followed up his strong rookie season with an equally strong full-season performance in 2016—did his skills show any improvement? Plus Robert Gsellman, Nomar Mazara, Hunter Renfroe, and Ryan Pressly.

Giancarlo Stanton is coming off a disappointing 2016 season that featured the lowest batting average and OPS of his career—do his skills offer a better outlook for 2017? Plus Jordan Zimmermann, Adam Ottavino, Mallex Smith, and Albert Almora.

Cole Hamels is coming off another terrific season, but as he moves further into his 30s, are there any signs of age in his skills? Plus Michael Wacha, Yulieski Gurriel, David Peralta, and Hector Santiago.

Aledmys Diaz impressed with a breakout rookie season in 2016, batting .300 with 17 HR. Does he have the skills to do it again? Plus Blake Snell, Yasiel Puig, Aaron Judge and Arodys Vizcaino.

Ken Giles is finally getting a shot at a full season as closer—does he have the skills to be an elite saves option? Plus Steven Matz, Jorge Polanco, Austin Hedges, and Raul Mondesi.

Julio Urias made an impressive debut in 2016--was it really as good as it looked? Plus Tyler Skaggs, Tommy Joseph, Mark Canha, and Neftali Feliz.

Could Byron Buxton's September breakout lead to full-season success in 2017? Plus Michael Conforto, Luis Severino, Michael Lorenzen, and Ryon Healy.

Is Jose Peraza a worthwhile investment following the recent roster shuffle in Cincinnati? Plus Mikie Mahtook, Luke Weaver, Keone Kela, and Matt Joyce.

Fans have been waiting several seasons for Kevin Gausman to break out—is 2017 the year he finally does it? Plus Chris Herrmann, Andrew Benintendi, Felipe Rivero, and Robbie Grossman.