Giancarlo Stanton was on his way to a career year in 2015 before it was interrupted by yet another injury. He's still a classic case of risk vs reward. Plus, Erick Aybar, Yasmany Tomas, Scott Kazmir, and Fernando Rodney.

Jose Peraza doesn't have a starting job, but should see fairly consistent playing time due to his versatility. Plus, a look at rotation depth in MIL and STL, plus more from around the division.

Carlos Gonzalez was healthy and unstoppable during the second half of 2015, when he connected for 29 home runs. Is it safe to use an early round pick on him once again? Plus, Andre Ethier, Freddy Galvis, Michael Wacha, and John Lamb.

Fresh off a second half resurgence, how much will Gyorko cut into Wong's playing time? Plus, a couple of closer battles, and more from around the division.

Stephen Strasburg dealt with injuries for much of 2015, but finished the season in dominant fashion. Plus, Chad Bettis, David Peralta, Wil Myers, and Marcell Ozuna.

Gerrit Cole's elite BPIs after his first full season in the majors suggest he's in line for another big year. Plus, Julio Teheran, Jhonny Peralta, Yasmani Grandal, and Domingo Santana.

The Brewers are in rebuild mode, but have several players with the potential to provide plenty of value in 2016. But who are the third base candidates, and can any of them step up and become fantasy relevant? Plus, Baez learning to play center field, and more from around the division.

Corey Dickerson couldn't stay healthy in 2015, but his on-field performance never wavered. Big things should be in store in 2016. Plus Joe Panik, Derek Norris, Raisel Iglesias, and Kyle Hendricks.

Jason Heyward has helped keep the Cardinals on top despite all the injuries, but are they willing to sign him long-term? Plus, a look at some players around the division who may be called upon to step in and contribute in 2016.

The Cubs invested heavily in Jon Lester, and he hasn't disappointed in year one. Plus, Rubby De La Rosa, Angel Pagan, Cory Spangenberg, and Aaron Altherr.

Even after moving to a less demanding defensive position, Pedro Alvarez has been a liability in the field. Now his bat has gone cold, he may get squeezed in favor of Aramis Ramirez.