Did the Winter Meetings answer any question marks posed at the end of last season? What are the White Sox thinking? Who's on first for CLE and KC? Can MIN fill the void in a suddenly rebuilding AL Central? Find out in the PT Tomorrow opener for 2018.

With four clubs in various phases of rebuilding, the AL Central may be the Division for Change in the offseason. Cleveland's the lone exception, but players like Yandy Diaz still have hope for making the team in 2018.

What does an organization that seemingly has everything (and now Justin Verlander) do during the off-season? Probably more than one might think. We review the coming off-season objectives and needs of all five AL West clubs...

Tampa Bay Rays top prospect Brent Honeywell will be among the young pitchers bucking for a promotion in 2018. How might it all shake out?

Luis Castillo has plenty to be smiling about, as he has emerged as a potential top-of-rotation arm for the Reds. Plus, a look around the division at where every other NL Central rotation stands entering the offseason.

As the 2017 season winds to a close, we look at some glaring needs, possible departures, and up-and-coming prospects that could make an impact in 2018.

Might Ronald Acuna open 2018 as one of ATL's starting outfielders? Who will man 3B for ATL? Plus position-players issues for the rest of the division.

Eugenio Suarez’s improvements this season leave the Reds with a good problem to have at third base as Nick Senzel approaches major league readiness. Plus, 2018-themed looks at CHC’s internal closing options, MIL’s infield bats, Jordan Luplow’s prospects in PIT, and potential STL lineup changes.

Former top prospect Bradley could catapult up the ranks of 2018 closers, while the end of an era could be looming in SF, potential SS hopefuls in SD, big names coming off the books in COL, and OF options aplenty for LA down the stretch.

Mike Clevinger has 18 outings as a fill-in for the 2017 Indians. With a 3.18 ERA as a starter, he may be positioning himself for a spot in the 2018 Cleveland rotation, but his walk rate may hold him back. Plus, more 2018 pitching possibilities from the AL Central.

Daniel Gossett's 5.21 2H ERA was the best in the current OAK rotation entering Tuesday, with no September relief in sight. A look at the HOU rotation, the LAA pen, and more...