Three of Tampa's surprise contributors, a part-time Yankee, and a post-hype prospect in Anaheim.

Scott Kingery has struggled badly in his first six weeks in the majors—do his skills offer any reasons to keep the faith? Plus, Joey Lucchesi, Miguel Andujar, Tyler Mahle, and Brian Anderson.

Jon Gray owns a disappointing 4.99 ERA through his first 40 IP of 2018. Should fantasy owners be concerned? Plus, Marcell Ozuna, Nick Ahmed, Tyler Chatwood and Addison Russell.

Noah Syndergaard is looking like an ace again, which isn't surprising, but is Francisco Cervelli really a slugger now? Plus, Chase Anderson, Amed Rosario, and Jesse Winker.

Andrew Miller is a top flight middle reliever with saves upside. Eduardo Escobar consistently delivers value above expectations. Also, outlooks on Marisnick, Leon, and Fiers.

Sir Didi Gregorius opens up April as the top AL hitter, Gerrit Cole thrives in Houston, and Alex Bregman looks for more production.

Zack Greinke has a 4.80 ERA and his velocity is down through his first five starts—should his owners be worried? Plus, Jed Lowrie, Jose Berrios, Andrew McCutchen, and Ryan Flaherty.

Javier Baez has come out of the gates swinging a scorching hot bat. Could this be his best season yet? Plus, Carlos Santana, Nick Pivetta, Ryan Zimmerman and Chad Bettis.

Patrick Corbin has built off his strong second half in 2017, and been one of the most dominant pitchers in the league thus far. Can he keep it up? Plus, Vincent Velasquez, Eric Hosmer, Dansby Swanson, and Michael Taylor.

Luis Severino has the skills and look of an ace, Encarnacion tries to keep up the power, and Nunez can provide some value in deep leagues.

Is Eduardo Rodriguez primed for a 2018 breakout? Plus Brandon Drury, Kevin Pillar, Mitch Moreland and Jake Odorizzi.