Jared Walsh continues to outperform expectations, Dallas Keuchel losing effectiveness. Also: Nicky Lopez, Cole Sulser, and Taylor Ward.

Soler looks to overcome injury obstacles, Greinke starting to miss less bats, Rosario adding value with speed, Irvin doesn't have the skills to be more than a back-end starter, Tellez a fine speculative target in deep leagues.

Mancini not slowing down after layoff, E. Rodriguez destined to turn things around, Grichuk upping ct%, Cobb boasts favorable skills, and Mejia continues to underwhelm.

Miley, Peterson, and Hill are intriguing LHP in the "Strong Start" tier. McKenzie, Bundy, and Kaprielian are included in the "Judgment Call" range, and Garrett Richards looks to keep HOU at bay in the "Weak Start" category.

Semien showing signs that 2019 wasn't a fluke, Kikuchi maintaining velocity gains from 2020, Plate skills the only thing in question for Devers, Fulmer finding success as a reliever, Grossman provides value in HR and SB.

Trevor Rogers and Brandon Woodruff headline an eight-game slate that only includes three Judgment Call options.

Can Austin Meadows recapture his 2019 magic? Plus, Matt Boyd, Cesar Hernandez, Andrew Heaney, and Carlos Santana.

Cole, Kikuchi, and Buehler headline the "Strong Start" tier; Happ, Gray, and Webb are included in the "Judgment Calls," while Lyles and Walker bring some potential value in the "Weak Start" group.

Guerrero Jr. improves his power numbers, Kopech brings a lot of K% upside to the table, Moncada still trying to recapture his success from 2019, McKenzie demonstrating lack of command, and Chapman still struggling with ct%

Alex Wood hosts the Rangers as he receives the top rating for today's slate and is one of only three "Strong Start" options.

Solak showing improved power with subpar plate skills, Javier improves his SwK, Grandal could be dealing with an injury, Gibson rebounding from a disastrous 2020, and Mountcastle struggles to make contact