Looking at injuries that have carried over from 2023 or come up in the off-season or pre-season. We have some answers and some questions.

The market is taking starting pitching earlier than BaseballHQ's projections overall. However, there are still some unusual differences to be examined, so that's what we're going to do.

It's easy browsing with the outfield in 2024... a lot of prime opportunities, with only a few mines.

First base ain't what it used to be, but there are still opportunities for profit. And losses.

It's Standings Gain Points season, just as drafts are kicking into high gear. SGP away!

Taking a look at third base this week. As usual, it's a mix of under-and over-priced players.

Second base is a pretty well balanced position, led by a surprise top finisher from LA.

As usual, there are options up and down the draft board. You don't have to reach, either—there are value options in the early middle rounds.

Kicking off the pre-season with our annual look at the market for catchers and DH. Guess who tops the list, even though he can't throw?

Monday: It's still possible for Arozarena, Yandy, and Robert to return. Saturday: Several additions to the "out for the season" list. Wednesday: The good news? Not a lot of additions to the "out" list. We do have some questionable players, though, with Maile, Correa, E-Rod, and Fried. And an Ohtani update.

Monday: At this point, most injured players will be done. However, we'll discuss Casas, Yelich, and O'Neill. Saturday: Just in case you thought the injuries would slow down, we have Baty, Mountcastle, Gorman, Yandy, Candelario, Moniak, and Moustakas. Wednesday: The "out for the season" list is growing, but we still have some things to talk about. We're looking at you, Misters Siri, T. Murphy, Alzolay, F. Bautista, and J. Domínguez.