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  • NYY Center Fielder #78
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    Yankees optioned OF Spencer Jones and RHP Elmer Rodriguez to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
    The 24-year-old slugger was awfully impressive during Grapefruit League play, slashing .333/.455/.889 with three homers, seven RBI and three stolen bases in 22 plate appearances. He was unfortunately battling against a crowded outfield mix. He’ll now fight with Jasson Dominguez to be the next man up once injury eventually strikes and the Yankees need reinforcements.
  • HOU Shortstop #3
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    Jeremy Peña (finger) will return to the lineup for Tuesday’s exhibition game against Triple-A Sugar Land.
    Peña will return to game action for the first time since suffering a fractured finger while playing for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic. The 28-year-old shortstop progressed to taking on-field batting practice on Monday and there’s a chance he’ll be ready for Thursday’s season-opener against the division-rival Angels.
    Cubs' Suzuki (knee) to miss opening day
    With Seiya Suzuki's start to the season uncertain due to injury, Eric Samulski gives advice to fantasy managers eyeing the Cubs for their depth in designated hitters.
  • CHC Center Fielder #4
    ESPN’s Jeff Passan reports the Cubs and Pete Crow-Armstrong are finalizing a long-term contract extension.
    No word yet on the financial terms. Crow-Armstrong made the leap into full-fledged superstardom last season, delivering a 31-homer, 35-steal breakout campaign and emerging as one of the most impactful all-around contributors in the fantasy landscape. The 23-year-old center fielder is firmly entrenched as one of the core building blocks for the Cubs moving forward and projects as a perennial early-round selection in all fantasy formats as he enters his physical prime.
  • TEX Left Fielder #24
    Brandon Nimmo went 2-for-4 with a two-run homer on Monday, lifting the Rangers to a 3-2 win over the Royals.
    Nimmo took Royals starter Michael Wacha deep to right field in the third inning for his third round-tripper of the spring. The 32-year-old outfielder has eclipsed the 20-homer mark in three straight seasons and will occupy the leadoff spot for a new-look Rangers offense that will feature Wyatt Langford and Corey Seager in the heart of the order.
  • KC Relief Pitcher #53
    Carlos Estévez struck out three in a scoreless inning on Monday against the Rangers.
    The major concern here is that Estévez’s fastball velocity hovered between 88-90 mph, while topping out at just 91 mph, after averaging nearly 96 mph last year during a 42-save campaign. He hit one batter and also handed out a free pass, needing 22 pitches (11 strikes) to work a scoreless frame. The fact that he’s barely touching 90 mph is a flashing warning light. He’ll open the regular season as Kansas City’s closer but the fantasy managers should be prepared for some potential early-season turbulence.
  • TEX Starting Pitcher #1
    MacKenzie Gore struck out three over four shutout innings on Monday against the Royals.
    Gore scattered three hits and threw 51 pitches (38 strikes) in his final spring tune-up. The 27-year-old lefty will take the ball on Sunday against the Phillies, a familiar foe from his Nationals tenure, in his Rangers debut.
  • LAD Catcher #16
    Will Smith will bat cleanup against left-handed starters to open the season, according to Dodgers manager Dave Roberts.
    Roberts has decided to flip Smith and Freddie Freeman against southpaws, likely to prevent having three lefty bats in the top four of the order, now that offseason addition Kyle Tucker is in the mix. It’s a small change for the Dodgers but one that fantasy managers should monitor to see whether it sticks. It would likely result in a few additional run-producing opportunities for Smith.
  • MIL 2nd Baseman #6
    David Hamilton went 2-for-2 with a two-run double and a stolen base on Monday, leading the Brewers to a blowout win over the Reds in an exhibition contest.
    Hamilton kicked off the scoring with a two-run double in the second inning. He also singled and stole a base, his sixth theft of the spring, in the fourth. The 28-year-old speedster will occupy a reserve infielder role on Milwaukee’s bench to open the season. He would have some appeal in deeper mixed leagues if an injury opened up a full-time opportunity.
  • CIN Starting Pitcher #51
    Brady Singer was charged with six runs — five earned — over four innings on Monday against the Brewers.
    Singer struck out three, issued one walk and threw 51 of 78 pitches for strikes. The key takeaway is that the 29-year-old made it through the outing without the blister issue resurfacing. He’ll take the ball on Sunday against the Red Sox to open the regular season.
  • HOU Starting Pitcher #45
    Tatsuya Imai recorded three strikeouts over 3 2/3 scoreless innings on Monday against Triple-A Sugar Land.
    Imai recorded 12 swinging strikes and averaged 95.8 mph on his four-seam fastball, topping out at 98.5 mph in his spring finale at Daikin Park. He threw 51 of 79 pitches for strikes. The 27-year-old has done a nice job mixing speeds and locations this spring and looks like he’ll offer enough strikeout potential to be impactful in all fantasy formats. There are going to be a wide range of opinions on his immediate fantasy value, but Imai is easily a top 50-60 range starter entering the year. He’ll make his major-league debut on Sunday against the division-rival Angels.
  • STL Starting Pitcher #3
    Dustin May struck out four over four scoreless innings on Monday against Double-A Springfield.
    We don’t have any Statcast data since this contest took place at Double-A Hammons Field but May turned in a strong performance in his final tune-up before opening the season in St. Louis’ rotation. The 28-year-old figures to take the ball this weekend against the Rays at Busch Stadium. His immediate fantasy appeal is strictly limited to deeper formats until he strings together a handful of quality outings.