Jeremy Hellickson's excellent command and swing-and-miss skills after three starts make him a strong early-season hold and intriguing buy-low target.

Ross Stripling's near no-hitter has made him a FAAB darling after week one, but his extreme performance wasn't the most interesting one among young or unheralded SP.

While former top prospect Trevor Bauer will start the season in the CLE bullpen, his spring gains vs. LH give hope that he could develop into a profit center in 2016.

Few owners are driving away from their fantasy drafts with Trevor Cahill on the back of their staffs. Here's why you should reconsider if you play in a deep league.

Matt Moore has a long history of not living up to his upside, but after a strong September in his return from TJ surgery last season and an electric spring, he's someone worth targeting again.

The huge skill growth of Trevor May in 2015 and questionable role heading into the season make him a premium end-game target in 2016.

It's easy to consider Sonny Gray as a rotation building block given his upside and recent results. But a closer look reveals some short-term reasons to temper that enthusiasm.

Post-hype Brandon Maurer started to put it all together out of the bullpen in 2015 before a shoulder ailment shut him down. If healthy, rotation spot-chasing Maurer enters 2016 as a sleeper breakout target in deep leagues.

Zach Davies is one of several young and skilled SP whose ambiguous 2016 roles make them prime targets for those looking to build a LIMA staff with tons of profit potential.

Cory Luebke is one of several formerly promising starting pitchers coming off their second Tommy John surgery who will try to win a roster spot as a non-roster invitee in spring camp.

Flamethrower Yordano Ventura was one of several young SP who started to put it all together after the 2015 All-Star Break.