Spring Training Surprises: Which Pitchers Are Rising and Falling? 

Spring Training is upon us, and with it comes the excitement and anxiety of drafting your fantasy baseball team. As we dive into the latest updates on starting pitchers, it's clear that the landscape is shifting rapidly. Injuries, performance fluctuations, and emerging talents are all part of the game, but how do we navigate these waters effectively?

Let's talk about the top 100 starting pitchers for 2025. With names like Paul Skenes and Tarik Skubal leading the pack, who do you think will be the biggest surprise this season? Are there any pitchers you believe are being undervalued or overvalued in drafts right now?

Consider the impact of injuries—George Kirby's shoulder inflammation is a prime example. How do you adjust your draft strategy when a player you were targeting suddenly becomes a question mark? Do you pivot to a safer option, or do you take the risk and hope for a bounce-back?

And what about the newcomers? Roki Sasaki's impressive debut has many buzzing. Could he be the breakout star of the season? Or will the pressure of the big leagues prove too much for him?

Let’s also not forget about the veterans. With Justin Verlander still performing at a high level, how do you weigh experience against the potential of younger pitchers?

I want to hear your thoughts! What bold predictions do you have for the starting pitchers this season? Who are you targeting in your drafts, and who are you avoiding like the plague? Let’s get the conversation rolling!