Mike Leake gets to face two of the three lowest scoring teams in the American League this week, which should make him a worthwhile play in most formats.

Josh Hader continues to dominate opposing hitters, and could provide even more value in 2019 with a higher portion of his team's saves. Plus, Joc Pederson, Tyler Flowers, Jose Iglesias, and Jeremy Hellickson.

Matt Shoemaker looks to keep his hot start going against the Red Sox and Rays.

Steven Matz had a rough spring, but a juicy matchup against the Marlins should get him on track.

After signing a 10-year mega deal, is Bryce Harper ready to truly take off in Philadelphia? Plus, Chris Taylor, Brandon Crawford, Pedro Strop, and Trevor Richards.

Nolan Arenado continues to put up excellent numbers year after year. Is there any reason to doubt we'll see more of the same this season? Plus, Juan Soto, Tucker Barnhart, Michael Wacha, and Caleb Smith.

Manny Machado should continue to provide a little bit of everything with his new team. Plus, can Wilson Ramos and Max Muncy repeat their big years, and what's next for Jose Quintana and Jose Urena?

Noah Syndergaard can't be counted on to make 30-plus starts, but his massive upside is still very enticing for fantasy owners. Is he worth taking a chance on as your staff ace? Plus, Chase Anderson, Buster Posey, Jose Peraza, and Wilmer Flores.

Stephen Strasburg made just 22 starts in 2018, a season in which his ERA rose by more than a full run. Now that his price has dropped, is this a good time to buy in? Plus, Julio Teheran, Mike Moustakas, Ian Desmond, and Jorge Alfaro.

Charlie Blackmon is no longer a first-rounder, but the 32-year-old still helps out in all categories. Plus, Ketel Marte, Adam Eaton, Hyun-Jin Ryu, and Zach Eflin.

Miles Mikolas and Zack Wheeler both exceeded expectations in 2018, and showed improved skills in the second half. Are they worth investing in for 2019? Plus, Yasiel Puig, Kurt Suzuki, and Ian Kinsler.