Plenty of eyes are on the race for Colorado's starting 2B job. What else gets our speculative attention?

Why did I draft five closers at Tout Wars? It's all about the league format.

Tommy Pham in the first round? Sounds crazy right now, but it's not that far-fetched.

Mike Foltynewicz is being priced to repeat his 2018 breakout. The odds of that happening? Meh. We'll continue our fight against recency bias with a look at the pitchers.

One down year and Elvis Andrus is yesterday's news. We'll compare 2018 vs. 2019 ADP and speculate on the biggest gainers and fallers.

Chances are, he's out there somewhere. We go speculatin' to try and find him...

A thought exercise going into my first ever LABR draft, and how it played out.

Edwin Encarnacion is the highest-drafted player to get a "DN:" grade in the Baseball Forecaster. Has his outlook changed since press time? We sort through the DN listers.

We gave Matt Barnes an "UP: 30 Sv" in the Forecaster, and he could well be Boston's closer on Opening Day. We'll parse through the full list of UP: pitchers this week.

Brian Dozier and Yasiel Puig both earned UPside grades in the 2019 Baseball Forecaster and have since left LA. We'll revisit the Forecaster's UP: list for hitters whose outlooks have changed since press time.

Franchy Cordero was tagged with "breakout potential" in this year's Forecaster. Don't worry that he doesn't have a starting gig carved out just yet.