Can re-watching games from the fourth day of the 2019 season result in takeaways for 2020? Sure they can. Game2 of our 2019 Re-Watch is Baltimore at the New York Yankees.

Corey Kluber struggled in early 2019 before losing the rest of the year to a broken arm. Can he rebound? Plus dives on R. Chirinos, Hill, Kahnle, Mazara.

Walker Buehler has quickly emerged as a front-line starter, but is he worth a first round price tag? Plus, Steven Matz, Nick Castellanos, Adam Frazier, and Yan Gomes.

A spring training injury pushed Carlos Martinez into a relief role in 2019 where compiled a 3.17 ERA with 24 saves. The plan is for him to return to the starting rotation in 2020, but is he up to the task? Plus, Eric Thames, Scott Oberg, Jarrod Dyson, and Eric Sogard.

Miguel Cabrera's power wanes, Ryan Pressly's elite skills can turn a profit, Jose Martinez looks for at-bats in Tampa Bay, Spencer Turnbull tries to improve in 2020, and Tauchman can contribute a little in all five categories.

Even in limited playing time, Fernando Tatis Jr. was one of the most valuable rookies in fantasy in 2019—can we expect a repeat in 2020? Plus: Byron Buxton, Brian Anderson, Martin Perez, and Jakob Junis.

Chris Paddack hunts a strong sophomore effort, Smoak moves to Milwaukee, Hader's skills are elite, Kendrick defies age with more power, and Bradley offers saves in the desert.

Nolan Arenado continues to get the job done, and remains one of the safest picks in drafts. Plus, Ian Happ, Francisco Mejia, Madison Bumgarner, and Dakota Hudson.

Luis Arraez can provide mid-round BA, Matt Barnes' skills can play, Danny Jansen may boost his BA, Aaron Bummer could find some saves, and Kevin Pillar lands in Boston.

After his impressive 2019, is Rafael Devers ready for another step up? What are the prospects for Marcus Semien's follow-up to his career year last season? Plus updates on Mike Fiers, Roberto Osuna, and Elvis Andrus.

Stephen Strasburg's skills look as good as ever coming off one of the best seasons of his career, but his injury risk remains. Plus: Eloy Jimenez, Harrison Bader, Yonny Chirinos, and Isan Diaz.