Fantasy Team Preview

Fantasy Team Preview: New York Mets

There aren't many high-end fantasy assets in Queens, but a youth movement could soon change that.

This aging club has some intriguing players, but many of them carry significant injury risk.

Giancarlo Stanton and Jose Fernandez are the headliners in south Florida.

The defending National League champs are replete with fantasy assets on both sides of the ball.

The defending NL MVP headlines the fantasy crop in the Steel City.

Bryan Price's club boasts a three-headed rotation monster, a triple-digit-throwing closer, two lefty sluggers, and the fastest player in the game.

The Brew Crew might be a flawed club, but it also has plenty of excellent fantasy assets.

Rick Renteria's lineup has a few intriguing bats, but you'll probably have to look elsewhere for pitching.

The league's highest-payroll team is loaded with fantasy goodness.

The Snakes feature a new closer and a power-hitting first baseman with a case to be the no. 3 pick in drafts this spring.

The pitchers are the headliners on Bruce Bochy's club, but there are several valuable bats in the lineup, too.

Petco Park can turn most any pitcher into a fantasy asset, but the Padres' position-player depth limits the appeal of their bats.

Troy Tulowitzki and Carlos Gonzalez stand out, but Coors Field can breathe fantasy life into just about anyone's bat.

The defending World Series champions are low on elite fantasy talent, but have numerous useful assets.

There is plenty of attractive pitching on Joe Maddon's roster, but the closer role is up in the air.

Robinson Cano is gone, but the Yankees have added intriguing fantasy options in Jacoby Ellsbury and Brian McCann.