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What you need to know: The Braves will allow fans to attend games at 33% capacity through their first homestand. Capacity will be re-evalauated for each following homestand.Chicago Cubs MLB Design Face Coverings

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In the months leading up to the 2020 MLB season, Caleb Baragar got used to waiting for a call that wouldn't come.Milwaukee Brewers MLB Design Face Coverings

We're talking Garrett Crochet of the White Sox here, who went from the University of Tennessee to the first round of the 2020 draft to the White Sox bullpen over the span of a few months. Obviously, pitchers of this type aren't too easy to find.Minnesota Twins MLB Design Face Coverings

There also appears to be no chance of an expanded postseason this year with several officials saying it’s a dead issue.Washington Nationals MLB Design Face Coverings



That’s where room for both Hoerner and Sogard could be found to join David Bote in the infield mix, especially if the Cubs keep a fifth outfielder in Cam Maybin.

Some pitchers might end up here without being true swingmen, but they are still a group to watch. For example, Kansas City's Josh Staumont started in 12 of his 32 minor league appearances in 2019 and finished up in 11 others. He never threw more than two innings in any of his starts. Nevertheless, after breaking in for K.C. late in 2019, he emerged as the Royals' top reliever last season and one of baseball's most vicious hurlers in general.

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5. Marcus Semien (30, SS, Athletics): An interesting test case for what matters more: The recent but limited-sample 60-game season or a 2019 campaign that saw Semien finish third in the AL MVP race thanks to 33 home runs and an .892 OPS. He batted .223 in 2020 and his adjusted OPS fell from 139 to 91. Yet Semien represents a strong, more economic alternative to the epic 2021 shortstop class (Javy Baez, Francisco Lindor, Corey Seager, Trevor Story, Carlos Correa), providing stability up the middle and atop a batting order. SIGNED: One year, $18 million with Blue Jays, Jan. 26.