Salvador Perez and Jorge Polanco are off to sluggish starts. Can they get it going soon? Plus Trey Mancini, Michael Kopech, and Nestor Cortes.

Christian Yelich's disappointing performance in 2020-21 pushed his ADP down to 99 in 2021. Is there reason to believe in a 2022 rebound? Plus, Eric Hosmer, Mitch Keller, Pavin Smith, and Nick Martinez.

Julio Urías starts slowly in 2022 with a lower SwK and velocity, C.J. Cron flashes early power, Pablo López posted strong skills through six outings, Trent Grisham's slow start is a fact, and Avisail García has earned his slow start but can improve.

Bobby Witt Jr. entered 2022 as the top prospect in baseball, but has struggled at the plate thus far—are there any positives in his skills? Plus, early analysis of Julio Rodríguez, Jeremy Peña, Seiya Suzuki, and Cristian Pache.

With Jack Flaherty's 2022 debut being delayed by shoulder inflammation, is there any hope we'll again see the ace-like skills he displayed in 2019? Plus, LaMonte Wade, Lance McCullers, James Kaprielian, and Nick Ahmed.

Sean Manaea posted a 3.91 ERA in a career-high 179 IP with Oakland in 2021. What can we expect from him in his first season with San Diego? Plus, Justin Turner, Alex Colomé, Dominic Smith, and David Peralta.

Is Alex Bregman due for a bounce back season after two down years? Can Anthony Rizzo reward the Yankees for their faith in resigning him and trading Luke Voit? Plus updates on Martin Pérez, Chad Green, and Michael Brantley.

Xander Bogaerts has been one of the best shortstop options in fantasy for several years—can he do it again in 2022? Plus, Andrew McCutchen, Drew Rasmussen, Wilmer Flores, and Tylor Megill.

Starling Marte tied a career-high in SB with 47 and set a new high with $45 R$ in 2021. What can we expect in 2022? Plus, Trevor Rogers, Nick Madrigal, Carlos Carrasco, and Omar Narváez.

Sandy Alcantara moves up 2022 draft boards, J.T. Realmuto is more than worth the cost of his 49 ADP, Joey Votto adds barrels in 2021, Kenley Jansen may have a higher ERA in 2022, and Tyler Stephenson can contribute in four categories.

Now that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has delivered on the sky-high expectations that followed him to the majors, what might he do for an encore? Plus, Clayton Kershaw, Jared Walsh, Ha-Seong Kim, and Cole Irvin.