Team-by-team TDG eligible players

	A	B	C
1	Arizona Diamondbacks
2		Gerardo Parra	Appears to be written off as a fourth OF, but contributes at a roughly average rate in 5 categories. Be ready to pounce in the event of INJURY or demotion
3		Adam Eaton	Currently owned at a high rate, intriguing mix of skills. Capable of producing in 5 categories but will probably lack RBI opportunities
4		A.J. Pollock	Should start most days while Eaton and Ross are injured
5	Atlanta Braves
6		Juan Francisco	Power option against righties, should not play against lefties
7		Chris Jonnson	Best if used against poor pitching - career reverse platoon split is something to keep in mind
8		Evan Gattis	Will serve as the back-up to Laird while McCann is on the DL, could also see time in the OF
9	Baltimore Orioles
10		Wilson Betemit	Good match-up against contact oriented pitchers. Looks like the primary DH
11		Nolan Reimold	Playing time and health are far from guaranteed, but more upside than most in the waiver pool
12		Nate McLouth	Could end up in a platoon with Reimold. Potential to contribute to any category on a given day if you need a spot start
13		Brian Roberts	Quietly put together a solid, healthy spring. Will bat 9th and share 2B duties with Alexi Casilla
14	Boston Red Sox
15		Jackie Bradley Jr.	Currently looking at a full time role until Ortiz returns
16		Jonny Gomes	A column favorite last year, mashes LHP. Getting towards the back end of his career. Likely a platoon DH while Ortiz is out
17		Mike Carp	Could end up in a few partial platoons including LF, 1B, and DH
18		David Ross	Will likely be relegated to day game duties or working with a specific SP. Watch
19	Chicago White Sox
20		Tyler Flowers	Major strike out issues make him hard to roster as a regular, but he does have some utility as a power bat against LHP
21		Jeff Keppinger	Good bet to deliver a solid batting average and little else. 1B, 2B, and 3B eligibility make him more helpful
22	Chicago Cubs
23		Scott Hairston	Should form a predictable handedness platoon with Schierholtz. Good power against LHP
24		Nate Schierholtz	Solid production against RHP. Good for streaming
25	Cincinnati Reds
26		Chris Heisey	Full time starter while Ludwick is out
27		Devin Mesoraco	Post-hype sleeper as an offensive minded C, will start the season behind Hannigan
28	Cleveland Indians
29		Jason Giambi	Power option against righties as DH
30		Lonnie Chisenhall	Enough upside to be worth a speculatory pick in some leagues. Will probably platoon with Aviles
31		Mike Aviles	May platoon at 3B and could see an increased role if Chisenhall struggles. Currently slated as the super-UTIL while the team carries 11 POS players
32	Colorado Rockies
33		Tyler Colvin	Optioned to AAA but could be brought back to platoon with Helton at a later date
34		Jordan Pacheco	Has received some love for C eligibility, but will likely split time with Nelson in an unpredictable 3B platoon
35		Chris Nelson	More power and upside than Pacheco, although he had the lesser spring
36		Eric Young Jr.	Steals in bunches but rarely starts
37	Detroit Tigers
38		Andy Dirks	Respectable against RHP, 2012 platoon numbers against RHP were driven by a .394 BABIP. Currently a surprise everyday starter
39		Asivail Garcia	Could be a useful straight platoon with Dirks but will start the season on the DL
40		Nick Castellanos	He's not a long way off from a call-up if there are OF or DH troubles
41	Florida Marlins
42		Juan Pierre	Can still swipe a base and won't face much competition for playing time in the early going
43		Placido Polanco	Has been perpetually unhealthy for two years. A bounce back is possible if he can figure out how to play without pain
44		Rob Brantly	Had a strong debut last season but is in line for some regression. Should be roughly replacement level at C
45	Houston Astros
46		Rick Ankiel	Starting RF for now and should be batting towards the middle of this flawed lineup
47		Brett Wallace	Stinging the ball this spring and scouts are impressed. Unless K's drop drastically, he's still just a roster patch. Carter or Pena may platoon with him at 1B
48		Chris Carter	Big power and big K rate. Should provide some major mashing against LHP and little else. Very streaky
49		Carlos Pena	Big power, OBP upside against RHP
50		Justin Maxwell	Decent power and speed combo against bad pitchers
51		Fernando Martinez	Former top prospect should get a long look, but the recent track record says he'll be hard to use even as a streaming option
52		Jason Castro	Former prospect had a big spring, matching his 2012 HR total of 6. Could be a useful post-hype sleeper
53		JD Martinez	Offers decent power and little else, could be bumped once F-Mart is recalled
54	Kansas City Royals
55		Lorenzo Cain	Has the ability to produce across 5 categories. Good streaming option for shallow leagues or a deep league starter
56	Los Angeles Angels
57		Alberto Callaspo	He can contribute batting average and very little else. Good for filling Monday/Thursday roster spots and little else
58	Los Angeles Dodgers
59		Luis Cruz	Very BABIP dependent with no walk, low strikeout approach. Also lacks power and base-stealing capabilities.
60		Jerry Hairston Jr.	Also BABIP dependent, but can take a walk. Currently 2B/3B/OF eligible but playing time is uncertain and unpredictable
61		Mark Ellis	Sub-replacement level. Could be full time player or participate in a strict handedness platoon with Schumaker.
62		Skip Schumaker	Sub-replacement level. Path to playing time is unclear.
63	Milwaukee Brewers
64		Watch 1B	With Corey Hart out about 1 month, the club is turning to a platoon of Alex Gonzalez and Yuni Betancourt. Anything else would be an improvement
65		Carlos Gomez	A favorite of the column last season, should be heavily owned this year and a full-time starter
66		Norichika Aoki	Another column favorite that should be seeing mostly full-time reps, will also be heavily owned early on
67	Minnesota Twins
68		Chris Parmalee	Good power option but it remains to be seen if he will be overmatched at the MLB level
69		Aaron Hicks	Will break camp as the CF. Decent mix of power and speed, but might be too early in his develop to expect fantasy help
70		Ryan Doumit	Heavily owned early on, but spent much of last season on the waiver wire despite top 10 C numbers
71		Trevor Plouffe	Lost his best eligibilities over the offseason, still 3B/OF eligible but his power outburst last season has him rostered in too many leagues
72		Darin Mastroianni	Steals bases in bunches and little else. He's the fourth outfielder until Morneau is traded or Hicks is demoted
73	New York Mets
74		John Buck	Should get full time reps until D'Arnaud is called upon
75		Travis D'Arnaud	Good candidate to roster in late April/early May. Should take over from Buck as full time backstop
76		Daniel Murphy	Provides good ratios and some production across all categories
77		Collin Cowgill	Grinder who has the potential to contribute across the board on any given day
78		Lucas Duda	An atypical post-hype sleeper. Still has power to mash RHP and provide solid numbers
79		Kirk Nieuwenhuis	Typical replacement level fodder. He could steal a base or pop a home run on a given day, it just isn't likely
80		Jordany Valdespin	Positional flexibility and could bat leadoff in a lineup that only features a couple hitters worth noticing
81	New York Yankees
82		Travis Hafner	Should benefit from that short RF porch. Good power play against RHP
83		Vernon Wells	There are better fish in the sea, but he still has some power when he plays
84		Eduardo Nunez	Jeter enters the season banged up, and Nunez's ability to steal bases makes him more attractive than other waiver options like Stephen Drew
85		Brennan Boesch	Could see time in a handedness platoon with Wells, and we all know how friendly Yankee Stadium II is to lefties
86	Oakland Athletics
87		Derek Norris	Could possibly end up in a handedness platoon with Jaso
88		Nate Freiman	Could see time against lefties as a 1B/DH. A hot start could lead to a handedness platoon with Moss
89		Brandon Moss	Good power option versus lesser RHP
90		Josh Donaldson	Trendy 3B sleeper. Playing time is not assured, but could post HR+SB totals above 20.
91		Jed Lowrie	Fantasy starter when healthy. Lacks assured role at this point.
92		Jemile Weeks	Disappointing sophomore effort complete with BABIP troubles. Will be competing with Lowrie and Nakajima for playing time
93		Hiroyuki Nakajima	Has shown no power and a large strikeout problem in very small-sample spring training action
94		Coco Crisp	Very steady supplier of SB when healthy
95		Seth Smith	Should reprise his role as platoon DH against RHP. Could see time in OF and 1B
96		Eric Sogard	With playing time, could put together 20 HR+SB which is palatable given his 2B/SS/3B eligibilities. Needs some help to find the playing time
97	Philadelphia Phillies
98		Delmon Young	Passable against LHP, solid HR threat
99		Erik Kratz	Should provide respectable production until Ruiz returns
100		John Mayberry Jr	Best against LHP, can be used against RHP if "hot"