Injury-related closer changes are often the impetus for major ownership movement. Week 1 was no exception, as Strickland parlayed a hot spring into the SF closer role when Melancon opened the season on the DL. Who else should be on your radar?

The Futility Force. The Overpriced 23. Call them what you like; these are the players you're most likely to regret drafting.

(corrected version!) The 2018 All-Value team is here. Find yourself a boatload of bargains on the way to a championship.

Relievers are good for more than saves! But it's mostly about the saves!

At the top end, the market seems to be ignoring risk. That's a mistake, and it features heavily in this week's Pulse.

An interesting mix, with some good values and some players to avoid. TLDR: don't draft Bryce Harper. Full stop.

First base is a pretty easy set of players to navigate through, with only a couple of pitfalls and a few minor bargains.

Values big and small at the hot corner in 2018. The "big three" are now two, with a bunch of guys on their way up. Just don't draft...[click link to read more].

Taking a look at second basemen. Few values early, with a red flag or two. Patience is the key here.

The shortstop position features good players and some good values throughout the draft. It's a very deep position, and in particular, a great place to find stolen bases.

Kicking off the pre-season with our annual comparison of the market values and BaseballHQ.com projections for a group of players that fantasy GMs generally wish they didn't have to draft.