The Orioles and Rays have bright prospects filling holes in their respective rotations. How long will their stays in the majors last? And is one of the Yankees' early season heroes not long for a roster spot?

Off-season acquisition Jake Odorizzi is getting a chance to fill in for the injured David Price, while Jair Jurrjens is back in the majors with the Orioles.

The bad, old version of Fernando Rodney has been on display thus far this season; the back end of the Boston bullpen has been reshuffled by injury; and the Blue Jays' starting rotation is nothing short of a mess.

The Red Sox are concerned about the velocity dip of one of their starters, the Yankees add an infielder, the Rays welcome back a DH, and a Jays starting pitcher makes an earlier-than-expected return.

The back ends of the Orioles, Red Sox and Yankees rotations are in flux, and the Blue Jays may soon need a fill-in starter as well.

In Boston, the Red Sox receive an emotional lift from the return of David Ortiz. Can he stay on the field? And how does his return affect the rest of the lineup? Has Chris Davis crashed back to earth for good? And will the Rays eventually have to look elsewhere for SS production?

The division's biggest news was the serious ankle injury suffered by the Blue Jays' Jose Reyes. A Red Sox slugger, on the other hand, is getting healthier (we think).

Already beset by injuries to aging veterans early in the season, the Yankees had starter C.C. Sabathia add to their troubles on Opening Day.

The Yankees are turning to Vernon Wells to help combat a spate of injuries this spring. But how much help will he offer? The Orioles are looking for help, too, after an injury to Wilson Betemit, while the Red Sox are ready to break camp with a young phenom.

Will Ricky Romero be able to hold onto his spot in the Blue Jays' rotation?

How secure is Colby Rasmus' starting CF job? Who is the Orioles' fifth starter? Red Sox for deja vu with another oft-injured Drew?