The hot-stove season has brought a number of new faces to the American League East; however, there are at least some signs that teams have not finished buying.

At this point in the off-season, all AL West teams have plenty of unresolved issues—including the first base job in HOU, where Jon Singleton will try to step up.

Arizona made a couple splashes atop their rotation this offseason, but who will bring up the rear? Plus a look at COL's SS situation, SD's outfield, and more.

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.

Jon Singleton's status seems to be on thin ice in HOU, one of the more notable and obvious playing time / roster issues that AL West teams must begin to resolve over the coming off-season.

Will the Mets be able to keep Yoenis Cespedes? Plus a look at the difficult decisions and potential playing time changes elsewhere in the NL East for 2016.

Will Jose Reyes be on Colorado's Opening Day roster in 2016? We discuss the playing time impacts of the decisions coming to NL West lineups this winter.

Michael Brantley's hold on a starting spot is secure, but it is unclear who will man the other two outfield positions in Cleveland next year.

Whose playing time prospects may brighten in 2016? Even if Hanley Ramirez moves to 1B, don't write off Travis Shaw just yet. Also, an early read on BAL C and OF, NYY 2B, TAM SS, TOR 2B, and more.

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.

Hyun-Jin Ryu is one of many NL West starters looking to turn things around in 2016. We take an early tour around the division to see what next season's rotations might look like.