Will Mariano Rivera continue to provide vintage value in his farewell season, or will age finally catch up with him? Also, Melkly Cabrera, Eric Hosmer, Brandon Morrow and Manny Machado.
No one expected what Starling Marte is doing so far in his first full season, outperforming teammate Andrew McCutchen. Plus Jon Niese, Chase Utley, Trevor Rosenthal and Jordan Schafer.
Albert Pujols is off to another slow start - are there signs to suggest rebound is coming, or is this the beginning of the end? Also, Willingham, Buehrle, Perez, Kazmir.
Martin on track for big year ... Russell Martin (C, PIT) opened eyes last year with a career-high 21 HRs. But the power burst obscured a .211 batting average -- the continuation of a five-year decline. Add that to a change of teams and it was hard to know what to expect from the veteran catcher.
Vernon Wells has certainly resurrected his career in the Bronx—can he sustain it all year? Plus Jason Vargas, Jhonny Peralta, Bartolo Colon and Aaron Hicks.
Was Anibal Sanchez' 17-strikeout performance a total abberation, or a sign of things to come? Also, Jarrod Parker, Justin Smoak, James Loney and Daniel Nava.
Shin-Soo Choo rebounded nicely last year after injury cut short his 2011, and now his home is hitter-friendly Great American Ballpark. Plus Wainwright, Villanueva, Howard and Craig.
Colby Rasmus hasn't lived up to the hype he had as a prospect years ago. Any chance that this is the year? Plus Roberto Hernandez, Adam Dunn, Aaron Harang, and Josh Donaldson.
Will Mariano Rivera continue to provide vintage value in his farewell season, or will age finally catch up with him? Also, Melkly Cabrera, Eric Hosmer, Brandon Morrow and Manny Machado.
No one expected what Starling Marte is doing so far in his first full season, outperforming teammate Andrew McCutchen. Plus Jon Niese, Chase Utley, Trevor Rosenthal and Jordan Schafer.
Albert Pujols is off to another slow start - are there signs to suggest rebound is coming, or is this the beginning of the end? Also, Willingham, Buehrle, Perez, Kazmir.
Martin on track for big year ... Russell Martin (C, PIT) opened eyes last year with a career-high 21 HRs. But the power burst obscured a .211 batting average -- the continuation of a five-year decline. Add that to a change of teams and it was hard to know what to expect from the veteran catcher.
Vernon Wells has certainly resurrected his career in the Bronx—can he sustain it all year? Plus Jason Vargas, Jhonny Peralta, Bartolo Colon and Aaron Hicks.
Was Anibal Sanchez' 17-strikeout performance a total abberation, or a sign of things to come? Also, Jarrod Parker, Justin Smoak, James Loney and Daniel Nava.
Shin-Soo Choo rebounded nicely last year after injury cut short his 2011, and now his home is hitter-friendly Great American Ballpark. Plus Wainwright, Villanueva, Howard and Craig.
Colby Rasmus hasn't lived up to the hype he had as a prospect years ago. Any chance that this is the year? Plus Roberto Hernandez, Adam Dunn, Aaron Harang, and Josh Donaldson.