The big early start of Michael Saunders has made him a post-hype target in some leagues, but his lack of underlying support says you should be looking to sell high now.

In spite of continued shaky plate control, the early power surge of Nick Castellanos cements his profile as a premium young power source.

Logan Forsythe's has shown early signs that he could build upon his 2015 breakout.

Odubel Herrera's huge early surge in walks gives him more SB potential than you might realize.

It may be tempting to cut bait on C.J. Cron after his total lack of production over the first two weeks. Here's why you shouldn't, along with some other guys worth holding onto.

While Christian Yelich has not enjoyed a big start to the season on the surface, a closer look suggests he could take a significant step forward in 2016.

Michael Taylor's upside and big spring make him one of several excellent early-season bench stashes.

Darin Ruf has become a sneaky target again in deep leagues due to the big gains he has made this spring against RH pitchers.

A strong finish in 2015, positional versatility, and big spring have all made Travis Shaw one of many bats with emerging profit potential heading into Opening Day.

Tommy Pham's late 2015 power surge will put him on the end-game radars of some owners, but his wheels are the attribute that make him such an intriguing target as you fill out your offense.

Speculating on the raw power upside of Yasmany Tomas is a risky proposition, given his worrisome combination of groundballs and lack of plate control.