Some pens worth watching the first few weeks of the season--BAL, CHW, CIN, CLE, HOU, KC, MIA, NYM, WAS

Here are some of the recent closer changes and some relievers who put up great springs.

Names and commentary on relievers who should go for $1 or reserve round picks in AL-only or NL-only leagues.

[free] This week, the column looks at relievers who may cost more than they are worth; where the skills could cause a loss of role.

[FREE] Searching for those relievers who are expected to sell for a small price but earn a large profit—a combination of skill and not-yet-realized opportunity.

Here are your top skill sets among lesser-known end-gamers.

This column takes a deeper dive into pens where the closers have weaker skill sets and could lose the role, giving other relievers hidden value.

Part 2 of last week's bullpen article—evaluating bullpen options in the event that the incumbent or designated closer is traded, injured or otherwise replaced. This article covers Milwaukee through Washington.

This column is the first of two parts that examines which relievers are in line should an incumbent get hurt, traded or replaced and discusses potential scenarios. Arizona through Florida this column; Milwaukee through Washington next column.

Friday the 13th. Perfect for discussing the frightening Orioles, White Sox, Twins, A's, Reds and Astros bullpens.

This column is a quick peek into the Baseball Forecaster's LIMA ratings of relievers for 2012.