Jonathan India's hot streak should keep him locked into playing time even as the infield returns to health in CIN. Plus, the future of catcher in STL, another popup arm in PIT, trying to solve the ongoing 1B problem in MIL, and examining the problematic back-half of the CHC rotation.

The Diamondbacks don't look likely to contend this season, but a few players have emerged as building blocks for the future. Plus, the next middle infielder lined up for PT in COL, Zach McKinstry's future in LA, and, the catcher landscapes in SF and SD.

Enrique Hernández has been mired in a slump of late. If it goes on much longer, might there be a surprise beneficiary in BOS? Also: Stewart vs. Hays in BAL, what if Walls came down in TAM, Romano locks in as TOR closer, and "Aaron as NYY CF? Who are we to Judge?"

Recent strong performances have players knocking on the playing time door; who should fantasy managers let in?

Finally healthy again, Shed Long is rehabbing at AAA-Tacoma, and working toward a SEA return. No sure things here, but we offer up five flyers that fantasy managers should keep an eye on as clubs seek out new answers.

Can Thomas Szapucki use a funky arm slot to smoke MLB hitters with NYM? Plus: organizational depth pitchers off to fast starts for MIA, ATL, WAS, PHI, and more.

Alex Reyes has gotten all the saves in STL, but there's plenty to be excited throughout their bullpen. Plus, who's closing in CIN, young arms emerging in MIL, Oneil Cruz's defensive home in PIT, and who may benefit from the wave of injuries in CHC.

Looking at the consequences of Tony Gonsolin's impending return to the LA rotation in June. Plus, the lack of 1B options in SF; SP who will look to take chance of unexpected opportunity in ARI; SD running wild on the basepaths; and, COL SP at a crossroads.

Manager Brandon Hyde already had one reason to remove César Valdez as BAL closer, and now the pitcher is giving him another. Also: Resetting the BOS roster, Voit's void in NYY, Feyereisen on fire in TAM and a possible escape Hatch for TOR.

Only one team in the division has been able to keep its opening week rotation intact through the first two months of the season. We take a look at the present—and likely future—reinforcements.

LAA needs OF help and Jo Adell is mashing at Triple-A, but a quick call-up still seems doubtful. Increasing clarity on the coming Astros rotation crunch, Luzardo's pending return to OAK, and more...