#roster-decisions

#roster-decisions

The Braves are exploring options for pitching and outfield but have no current deals.

Spencer Strider and Ronald Acuña Jr. won't be on the Opening Day roster.

Cardinals aim to reduce payroll and promote youth, making Arenado a trade candidate.

Arenado's no-trade clause and declining performance affect potential trades.

Arenado seeks winning teams for a trade, complicating matters.

Boston is exploring trades involving Arenado while managing a crowded roster.

Week 18 poses unique challenges for fantasy managers due to playoff implications influencing player availability and performance.

The Washington Capitals cut 20 players from their Training Camp roster, leaving 31 players vying for a spot prior to Opening Night.

Brennan Othmann and others are competing for roster spots in the second preseason game.

The Phillies plan a flexible postseason roster with 12 pitchers and a potential five-man bench.

Jason Heyward was designated for assignment by the Dodgers to make room for Chris Taylor, despite his recent contributions.

Preseason performances impact roster decisions significantly, though their immediate impact may not affect the regular season.

The New York Mets are facing roster decisions with the return of injured players like Reed Garrett and Sean Reid-Foley, potentially impacting veteran pitcher Adam Ottavino.

The Edmonton Oilers will face the Los Angeles Kings in the NHL playoffs for the third consecutive season with a rookie head coach facing tough roster decisions.

The Steelers have a strong tight end group with all four members from last season returning and the addition of McCole Pruitt, who has a history with their new offensive coordinator.

The team is likely to carry at least five tight ends on the 53-man roster, with Pat Freiermuth and Darnell Washington as locks, and the potential for Connor Heyward to secure a spot.