Troy Tulowitzki of the Colorado Rockies is a very risky investment because of his high injury risk, but he is one of baseball's best when healthy.
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J.J. Hardy of the Baltimore Orioles had a down offensive year in 2014, but he could easily rebound his power numbers at the thin shortstop position.
Hanley Ramirez is a free agent and his stock could actually rise if he leaves the Dodgers for a team with a more hitter-friendly ballpark.
Kris Bryant is the crown jewel of the highly touted Chicago Cubs prospects. He will debut in 2015 and may have an instant impact with his unrivaled power.
Todd Frazier of the Cincinnati Reds had one of the most statistically impressive seasons in 2014 among third basemen, but is his performance repeatable?
Kyle Seager of the Seattle Mariners continues to quietly put up top production from third base, but no one seems to notice.
Pablo Sandoval is once again one of baseball's postseason heroes, but his October feats may not necessarily translate great successes in 2015.
Adrian Beltre of the Texas Rangers continues to be arguably the top third baseman in the Majors even at age 35.
Neil Walker of the Pittsburgh Pirates hit 23 home runs last year that went under the radar. His sneaky power could be prove to a handy tool next season.
Jose Altuve finished as the highest rated player in fantasy baseball according to ESPN's Player Rater. Learn why that rating does not make sense.
Dee Gordon was one of the top fantasy baseball second basemen in 2014, but there are quite a few risks that could prevent him from repeating in 2015.
Brian Dozier was second in MLB with 112 runs scored and was one of five players in 2014 to join the 20-20 club, but he is not earning enough respect.
Jason Kipnis of the Cleveland Indians suffered through a terrible 2014 season, but he will still command a fairly high price next year. Is he worth it?
Robinson Cano is one of the best second basemen in baseball, but he is not close to worth his cost in fantasy baseball.
Anthony Rizzo is coming off a banner year in 2014, but he still could improve in 2015 as he leads the Chicago Cubs back into relevance.
Mark Trumbo of the Arizona Diamondbacks has the chance to be a fantasy baseball bargain in 2015 after injuries limited his season and effectiveness in 2014.
First base is one of the most loaded positions in fantasy baseball because of the amount of top-flight talent.
Edwin Encarnacion of the Toronto Blue Jays had a fantastic season outside of the first month and when he had a strained quad that held him to 128 games.
Freddie Freeman of the Atlanta Braves had a slightly disappointing 2014 season, but he enters 2015 as one of the potential top first basemen in the game.
Jose Abreu of the Chicago White Sox had the best season of any first baseman of 2014, but he will not be drafted that way.