Fangraphs is projecting 78 wins for the Reds this season just like Draftkings, and I’m not seeing the math.

Bobby Witt Jr. takes the crown!

No surprises here, J-Ram takes the lead!

A few overlooked players to keep an eye on.

No Shohei, no problem. This winter has plenty of talent.

We’ve seen some big numbers posted by several stars around the league, despite one of the lowest league-wide batting average numbers in the last few decades.

There’s a consolation prize for Justin Verlander.

Snell can strand runners left and right.

I’m expecting 40 HR and 120 RBI from the best hitter in one of the most superstar laden lineups we’ve seen this century.

Tatis Jr. is my dark horse for the NL MVP this year.

Let’s take a look at the premium position of the outfield.

We’ve moved Corbin Carroll to the RF list, Daulton Varsho is our new #5 LF.

We’re in a special generation of catchers right now in which we have two way veteran catchers like JT Realmuto , but we also have the next generation with guys like Adley Rutschman making their impact on the game as well.

Hot corner picks! Read all about ‘em.

It’s one of the most glamorous jobs in baseball, but it’s also incredibly hard to keep.

Ozzie’s a core player on one of the best teams in baseball, and that should lend some credibility to his resume in itself.

Goldy was behind Harper on MLB Network’s list, which I understand…but disagree with.

When Bellinger’s right, he can do it all. Which team will bring him in?

The Dodgers have the more dominant bullpen albeit with some good luck, but I am counting on elite starts and a couple clutch hits to get the Brewers to the NLCS.

We already covered Shohei’s financial value in the previous article, but I will reiterate: I firmly see Ohtani as a #1 starter.