Let's take a look at some players who were hurt in 2022 (or the off-season) and how that might affect their performance in 2023.

There is a surprising number of third basemen going very cheaply, and not because they're excessively risky. Who to get and how to handle the position in drafts is the question... one we'll try to answer inside.

We (including BaseballHQ) often obsess over ADP. We even have a whole series (Market Pulse) in the off-season dedicated to it. But ADP is usually a poor framework for drafting. So stop.

We've never seen so many huge differences between rankings and ADP. That means second base has some serious potential pitfalls along the way. Tread lightly.

The shortstop position is a bit top-heavy (still), but there are some up-and-comers. And more than a few players with large differences between BaseballHQ's value and the market. Who's right? Only time will tell...

The catcher pool is usually pretty ugly, but in 2023 it's been upgraded to homely. Not in a Clark Kent sense, where there's a hunky superhero lurking underneath an unassuming façade, but it's still... not unattractive.

Nothing says "time for fantasy baseball" like Standings Gain Points (SGP). Get the estimated baseline 2023 values here.

We all know that the game has changed, particularly pitcher usage. How can we adapt our tried-and-true strategies to the new environment?

Miley, Warren, Luis González, and E. Cabrera. Plus, a done-for-the-season update. Earlier: Is Julio Rodríguez done? Buxton is. Plus Acuña, Yandy, and Story. Earlier than earlier: Tick, tick, tick... the season is winding down. Who's done? Who's coming back? Who's up in the air?

Minor injuries for Rodgers and J-Rod? Montas and Gonsolin done? Albies is. Earlier: Hands! So many hands! Hoskins, Fletcher, S. Suzuki, and Robert. Earlierer: Getting into the home stretch. Looking at La Stella, B. Lowe, Gonsolin, and a surprise Rendon comeback.

Treinen hurt again. Also, S. Marte, F. Bautista, and L. Gurriel. Earlier: Keibert Ruiz: Ouch! Plus, L. Gurriel, F. Peralta, Lauer, LeMahieu, and Carlson. Even earlier: Steele and Slater. Stanton and Franchy. Willson and Rizzo. We got your injuries right here.