A new ballpark is opening in Arlington, complete with retractable roof. Meanwhile, fences are coming in in Miami and San Francisco

Gio Urshela heads into the preseason with a "leg up" to be the starting 3Bman for NYY, but can Miguel Andujar bump him off the spot? Also: Jobs to fill in BAL, 1B vacancy in BOS, center field thoughts in TOR and the end of the opener in TAM?

The Yankees have a problem to resolve in 2020 many teams would envy: too many infielders. Other question marks heading into next season include outfield in BAL, first base and second base (and Betts' status) in BOS, designated hitter in TAM and outfield in TOR.

AL East pitchers to watch heading into the 2020 season include Hunter Harvey, Darwinzon Hernandez, Thomas Kahnle, Jordan Roman and... take your pick on the Rays.

NYY OF Clint Frazier is expected to be among the more interesting players added to AL East rosters in September. Other possibilities include Austin Hays (OF, BAL), Bobby Dalbec (1B, BOS), Nate Lowe (1B, BOS) and Anthony Alford (OF, TOR), among others.

The bullpen in BOS may be in better shape than many believe, and Josh Taylor is one of the reasons. Also: Davis demoted (finally) in BAL, Garcia's possible role in NYY, Wendle's opportunity in TAM and late-season SP possibilities in TOR.

Since making the All-Star team as the lone representative from BAL, John Means has struggled. Is it time to cut bait? Also: Travis heats up in BOS, German's innings in NYY, Lowe and Wendle on the mend in TAM and Giles' health in TOR.

Rowdy Tellez has made good use of his demotion to AAA-Buffalo. If he returns, how might that shake up the playing time picture in TOR? Also: Stewart's opportunity in BAL, rotation woes in BOS and TAM, overachievers' job security in NYY.

Two teams in the AL East were busy at the trade deadline; the other three, not so much. But in all cases, the moves—or non-moves—will have playing time implications.

OF Mike Tauchman has gotten hot just as at-bats have fallen his way. Will Maybin's return slow his roll? Also: infield changes in BAL, Chavis bounces back in BOS, Snell's loss in TAM and Bichette's plea in TOR.

Outside of the fantasy context, media coverage of the Major League Baseball trade deadline tends to focus on the big names on the move to a contender. But for fantasy purposes, these players are generally less worthy of our attention.