Blue Jays manager Charlie Montoyo says Guerrero is slightly ahead of schedule as he recovers from a left oblique strain. The 20-year-old phenom will reportedly report straight to Triple-A Buffalo once’s he’s deemed healthy, and his arrival to the major leagues shouldn’t be too far after that. Expectations are high ...

Price will make his first start on Monday in Oakland. Manager Alex Cora said he will be a relief option during the Red Sox’ first couple games of the year.

It’s unclear how San Diego will split up the playing time between him and Austin Hedges, but ultimately Mejia’s offensive upside was too much to leave off the roster. If Mejia gets even close to everyday playing time he has the potential to be a top-10 fantasy catcher.

The terms of the deal haven't been announced. Hendricks was previously under contract through the 2020 season, so the Cubs extended team control for three additional years. The 29-year-old has become fantasy relevant over the past few years, though he's not the type of pitcher that profiles as a staff ...

Hopefully the Astros are just playing it safe with their star shortstop as Opening Day is just two days away. Houston will likely update his status later today. Correa spent a lot of 2018 dealing with a back problem.

This is a tough break for Senzel, who suffered the injury playing in a minor league game last night. The top prospect was staying in Triple-A to continue getting more comfortable in center field, but he’ll now likely miss the first few weeks of the season - at least. Senzel ...

It means Chris Taylor will shift to a super utility role, which was Hernandez’s role the previous few seasons. Hernandez is an established lefty masher who also hit well against righties last season. His multi-position eligibility helps his fantasy value, and he’s a solid option for those in 14-team leagues ...

After the five game suspension is up Sabathia will go on the injured list. He is not expected back until late April. Luis Cessa or Domingo German will take his spot as the 5th starter until he returns.

Kiermaier looks to bounce back from a disappointing 2018 when he battled injuries and hit just .217 in 332 at-bats. The veteran outfielder has had a solid spring and could be a bounce back candidate for 2019. Fantasy owners should keep Kiermaier on their watchlists. ...

Porcello gave up a home run to opposing pitcher Cole Hamels but otherwise had a strong game on the mound it his final spring appearance. Porcello can be counted on for plenty of wins and quality starts this year and should be owned in all leagues.