So BaseballHQ is valuing relievers much lower than the market overall. We'll take our usual approach and look at how the market expects bullpen competitions to shake out.

Can Royce Lewis build on his late-season breakout? Plus, T.J. Friedl, Cristian Javier, Johan Rojas, and Jhony Brito.

Over time, chase skills not roles and good things will happen. But closers with poor skills sometimes get a good long run before they are replaced. Buyer beware.

Sonny Gray is being drafted as an upper-rotation starter, a profile that is likely to disappoint those showing that level of investment.

Elly De La Cruz currently has an ADP of 24. Is it justified? Plus, J.T. Realmuto, Hunter Harvey, Lars Nootbaar, and Steven Matz.

Hunter Greene offers strikeouts as he tries to lower ratios. Plus Brandon Nimmo, Evan Phillips, Christopher Morel, and Merrill Kelly.

Luis Castillo is ready for another strong season. Plus 2024 outlooks on Luis Robert Jr., Mitch Garver, Alex Lange, and George Springer.

Jarren Duran's contact growth late in 2023 gives him some real breakout potential in 2024.

Ha-Seong Kim is at risk of regression after a breakout season. Plus, Matt Wallner, Josiah Gray, Nolan Schanuel, and Fernando Cruz.

The annual LIMA article gives you some names to track. Here are some more who did not get a LIMA "A" but are projected to have elite skills in 2024.

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.