David Price spent much of 2020 in front of his television, watching from afar as his Los Angeles Dodgers chased an elusive World Series championship.

How he could improve: Maintaining the performance of that four-seam fastball would go a long way, but the other interesting takeaway from Means' 2020 was his ramped-up curveball usage, especially in September. In his final four starts, he threw the pitch 16.2% of the time, posting 3-of-4 quality starts with a 34.5% strikeout rate during that period. Continuing the trends with those two pitches, combined with his well-above-average changeup, could go a long way towards fueling a possibly top-40 fantasy starter breakthrough.Milwaukee Brewers face coverings

"We're not hyperfocused on any one team," Seidler said. "We respect the heck out of what that franchise has accomplished, winning the World Series last year, winning our division for eight years in a row. Competition makes everybody better, and I expect it will make us better."Boston Red Sox face coverings

It's easy to forget about them sometimes, to forget how young and inexperienced some of the current Giants still are. And then they sit in front of the Zoom camera and provide a funny reminder. 

RHP Clayton Beeter (11, 45 FV) missed the 2019 season at Texas Tech with Tommy John surgery, emerged in the 2020 preseason and short spring with a fastball into the upper 90s with bat-missing characteristics, and had a plus curveball that drew grades as high as 80 before the shutdown. The raw elements are there to project him as a starter, but he has had command and/or health issues his whole career and was just turning the corner when the season was suspended, eventually going No. 66 overall (for a slightly above slot $1.2 million bonus) to one of the best pitcher-developing organizations in baseball. RHP Landon Knack (23, 40 FV) was another 2020 gainer, popping up in the spring as a nearly 23-year-old senior at East Tennessee State running his fastball up to 98 mph with starter traits but more ordinary secondary stuff.

Regardless, the market has been reset and the Braves have a young star locked up. If Acuña was not signed long-term and this Tatis news came out, his starting price would be nowhere near $100 million.Cleveland Indians face coverings

However, the right-hander did finish strong last year after being traded to Toronto, pitching to a 1.37 ERA in six starts with the Blue Jays. And he’s still only 28, with some scouts seeing considerable upside ahead.Oakland Athletics face coverings

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