You might think not much has changed about the Fantasy baseball landscape in the months since the season was postponed. After all, there haven't been any games, how could a player's value have changed when he's just sitting at home?

Well, in many cases -- James Paxton, Mike Clevinger, Justin Verlander -- that sitting at home is the reason why. They were dealing with injuries in spring training, after all, and the time off has allowed them to return to full health. In other cases, the expected addition of the DH in the National League has cleared out playing time situations.

Whatever the reason, players are still rising and falling in value, and we're here to catch you up on all of the movement. Scott White looked at the biggest movers from the last two months, and tried to figure out if you should buy or sell their rises and falls. Plus, Scott gives his thoughts on the upcoming rookie class, who might be overrated, and who benefits from a short season, and he gives you some tips on how to hit the ground running with a shortened season.

Scott White breaks down 20 of the biggest ADP movers since the start of April, and why you should buy or sell their new prices.

What does A.J. Puk's upside look like? What about Luis Robert's downside? Has Jose Urquidy become overhyped?

A half season would stress the need to hit the ground running, Scott White says. Here are some of the ways Fantasy baseball would and should change.