Fantasy Team Preview

Fantasy Team Preview: Detroit Tigers

Victor Martinez is back, Miguel Cabrera is still there, and those are two reasons why you shouldn't sleep on the fantasy options in Motown.

Two words: Mike Trout.

The Royals don't have a ton of fantasy awesomeness. There's always Jeremy Guthrie!

The A's are low on studs but have plenty of potentially useful fantasy role players.

Two studs on the mound, two more at the plate, and notes on the rest of the Emerald City players who could hold fantasy value next year.

The Tribe boasts intriguing present and future options at a few of the shallowest fantasy positions.

The Yankees still have holes to fill on their way back to contention, but they also have plenty of players who could be useful to your fantasy squad.

The Jays have the longest active postseason drought in the majors, but they also have players that can help your fantasy team get there.

With a new GM and without a skipper at the moment, the Rays' future, real and fantasy, is up in the air.

Built around two superstars, the White Sox are not likely to contend, but they'll field useful fantasy assets.

Just one year removed from a championship, John Farrell's squad will look to bounce back in 2015.

After showing a 19-game improvement in 2014, the slowly rebuilding Astros boast several intriguing fantasy options.

The Twins are teeming with top prospects, but there are big leaguers who could help your fantasy squad in 2015, too.

Kicking off the series with a team that surprisingly was baseball's worst in 2014.

Top-shelf bats, quality rotation arms, and the game's best closer make the Braves an excellent team from which to mine fantasy assets.

A club that was already replete with fantasy assets got even better this offseason.