33-year old journeyman Donovan Solano has been on an amazing sprint-season-opening heater that has fantasy owners frantically scooping him up. Is he worth emptying your wallet?

A four-hit, five-RBI day in game one of the sprint sent fantasy competitors scrambling to add versatile Dodgers utilityman Enrique Hérnandez. Who else is moving the market early?

The fantasy landscape has changed a bit since we last took the pulse of the market. Here, we'll peek in on what might have changed since March, focusing on the All-Value and All-Avoid teams.

There are bad players, but there are also bad prices. Here, we'll build a team made entirely of over-priced players.

How do you win at fantasy baseball? How about putting together a team that is projected for over $340 in value coming out of the draft? We'll show you how.

We'll take a look at how the market is approaching some unsettled bullpens and check in on a few non-closers with saves potential.

There are some serious land mines among the top pitching tiers—ignore them at your own risk. There are also some good bargains to be had, especially later in the draft.

There's a mix of over-valued and under-valued outfielders according to the ADP, without a lot of obvious bargains.

First base is rather thin this year, particularly in the later rounds. There are still good choices, and one aging veteran who is an apparent bargain for the fourth straight year.

The pickings at third base are rather sparse. You will need to plan carefully if you don't get one of the obvious studs.

The 2020 array of second basemen is more deep than scarce. We will delve into the position and take a look at some players where the market disagrees with BaseballHQ.