Coming off a monster sophomore campaign and World Series title, Juan Soto has moved into the first round in early drafts. Is he worth it? Plus, Buster Posey, Robinson Cano, Joey Lucchesi, and Rick Porcello.

Mike Moustakas has been a steady source of power, and now finds himself in another good situation. Plus Eric Hosmer, Kole Calhoun, Marcus Stroman, and Hector Neris.

Javier Baez had his season cut short by a fractured finger, but had a strong follow-up prior to the injury, with only the steals lagging behind his monster 2018 season. What is his outlook for 2020? Plus, Omar Narvaez, Brandon Nimmo, Kenta Maeda, and Pablo Lopez.

Pete Alonso led the majors with 53 home runs in 2019. Can he be expected to post similar numbers in year two? Plus, B. Reynolds, Hiura, Fried, and Woodruff.

Eduardo Rodriguez goes searching for wins 19 and 20 with two starts lined up for the season's final week.

Stephen Strasburg lines up for two starts this week, including one against the lowly Marlins.

Noah Syndergaard and Brandon Belt have both stayed in one piece in 2019, but have still managed to disappoint their owners. Plus, Eric Lauer, Willson Contreras, and Paul DeJong.

Jacob deGrom headlines the group of two-start pitchers this week.

Scherzer's skills are holding firm, but back issues are keeping his innings down in 2019. Should that have an impact on his 2020 outlook? Plus, Craig Kimbrel, Chris Taylor, Bryan Reynolds, and Wilmer Flores.

Many owners are involved in tight stolen base battles down the stretch. Here, we'll look into some players (and teams) to target to help get the extra push during the final few weeks of the season.

Mike Clevinger has allowed just one earned run in his last three starts combined, and lines up for two starts this coming week.