Yonder Alonso |  |  | Progressive Field, a better park for lefty power than most think, boosts his rebound chances. |
Jake Arrieta |  |  | It's about as good a landing spot as he could've asked for signing this late, buoying his value as a top-30 SP. |
Alex Avila |  |  | Chase Field could boost Avila's power, making him a useful No. 2 fantasy catcher. |
Jay Bruce |  |  | Competition for PAs in the Mets' OF is steep, but his 30-HR potential shouldn't be in doubt. |
Melky Cabrera |  |
Lorenzo Cain |  |  | Miller Park represents a big power boost for Cain, a solid five-category contributor. |
Andrew Cashner |  |  | Cashner got by with a low K/BB, so regression is inevitable. He's a streaming candidate at best. |
Welington Castillo |  |  | Trades one hitting-friendly park for another. Still a No. 2 catcher. |
Jhoulys Chacin |  |  | Had MLB's largest home/road ERA split and moves to hitter-friendly Miller Park; tread carefully. |
Tyler Chatwood |  |  | Had 2.57 road ERA 2015-17; could a change of scenery help? |
Alex Cobb |  |
Zack Cozart |  |  | He'll shift to 3B, dramatically improving Angels' D. Solid mixed-league MI. |
Yu Darvish |  |  | By remaining in the NL, Darvish should be able to maintain his late-season Dodgers rates. |
Wade Davis |  |  | Coors will inflate his ERA/WHIP somewhat, but he's the closer, so expect another 30-plus saves. |
Lucas Duda |  |  | Duda's power-oriented approach can play anywhere, but K.C.'s is one of the few ballparks that'll keep him from being a major bargain. |
Jarrod Dyson |  |  | Whether a left fielder or fourth outfielder, Dyson should play enough to offer some cheap steals. |
Alcides Escobar |  |  | Escobar should again get regular playing time, but his hitting rates leave much to be desired. |
Todd Frazier |  |  | Citi Field is the worst power-hitting environment Frazier has called home, but he's still a solid points-league pick. |
Jaime Garcia |  |  | Rogers Centre diminishes the number of viable useful matchups for Garcia, but he has AL-only appeal. |
Carlos Gomez |  |  | He's moving to the most pitching-oriented park he has called home since his Mets days, but he'll play, keeping him a useful power/speed pick. |
Carlos Gonzalez |  |  | Returning to Colorado was a best-case scenario for CarGo, still a handy deep-mixed or NL-only fourth/fifth outfielder. |
Curtis Granderson |  |  | Rogers Centre will help his power stroke, but he's a platoon man at this stage. |
Luke Gregerson |  |  | Gregerson faces little competition for saves in St. Louis; possible sleeper? |
Jeremy Hellickson |  |
Greg Holland |  |
Eric Hosmer |  |  | Hosmer's value shouldn't increase much at Petco, a better power environment than Kauffman Stadium but worse for run scoring. |
Chris Iannetta |  |  | Dream landing spot, but will get regular PAs? Top-15 catcher if a regular. |
Austin Jackson |  |  | The Giants intend for him to be their fourth outfielder, but with regular playing time he could be a useful NL-only pick. |
Howie Kendrick |  |  | A useful NL-only pick, Kendrick's return to D.C. puts another roadblock in Victor Robles' path. |
John Lackey |  |
Jonathan Lucroy |  |  | Oakland's is a tough park for his rebound prospects, but he'll play, and that's enough to keep him a top-12 catcher. |
Lance Lynn |  |  | The move to the AL will probably hurt his ratios, but he's a capable top-60 SP. |
J.D. Martinez |  |  | Martinez's homers might decline, but he's in a great environment for runs and RBIs. Top-25 overall player, easily. |
Miles Mikolas | Japan |  | Potential NL-only sleeper had 2.18 ERA, 5.5:1 K/BB in 3 years in Japan. |
Mike Minor |  |  | Minor, who dominated after a shift to the 'pen in 2017, will attempt to switch back to starter in 2018. |
Mitch Moreland |  |  | Spins wheels fantasy-wise, but it's bad news for Hanley Ramirez's PAs. |
Logan Morrison |  |  | Target Field isn't the best park for his power stroke, but his tweaks last year should keep him corner infield-worthy. |
Brandon Morrow |  |  | 2017 breakthrough reliever could be a candidate to close in Chicago. |
Mike Moustakas |  |  | A weaker Royals offense might hurt his runs/RBIs, but Moustakas is still a top-10 fantasy 3B. |
Juan Nicasio |  |  | Back to setup duty; possible AL-only Edwin Diaz handcuff. |
Eduardo Nunez |  |  | He'll play regularly at second base until Dustin Pedroia is healed, so expect a similar PA total in 2017. |
Shohei Ohtani | Japan |  | Two-way player has top-20 SP potential, decent pop |
Brandon Phillips |  |
Addison Reed |  |  | He'll be the Twins' primary setup man, but could press Fernando Rodney for saves in-season. |
Mark Reynolds |  |
Fernando Rodney |  |  | Inconsistent, but will close for his 5th different team in 4 years nevertheless. |
CC Sabathia |  |  | Decent streaming option, even if only because of great run support. |
Carlos Santana |  |  | Points-league dynamo moves to sneaky-good power park (No. 2 HR factor 2013-17). |
Jason Vargas |  |  | The move to the NL is a plus for Vargas' matchups potential in deeper leagues. |
Neil Walker |  |  | His contact/fly-ball approach is a good fit for Yankee Stadium, even if the frustrating result is his blocking Gleyber Torres. |