We got some great news Wednesday, on the first official day of the MLB season: Eloy Jimenez will be with the White Sox on Opening Day. We break down why that matters and what to expect, and then present the latest and final version of Scott White's tiers for each position. Take these with you and Draft Day and you'll never go wrong.

The service time waiting game likely no longer applies to hot White Sox prospect Eloy Jimenez, and here's why that will matter in Fantasy.

Starting pitcher is still mostly about aces and non-aces, but some depth is emerging in the middle again, as Scott White's tiers show.

Outfield is never lacking in options, as Scott White's tiers show, even if it's thin at the top.

Third base is shaping up to be the deepest position this year, as Scott White's tiers show.

Shortstop has suddenly become one of the deepest positions in Fantasy, as Scott White's tiers show.

Individual roles are becoming better defined as opening day nears, but the relief pitcher position remains as volatile as ever, as Scott White's tiers show.

Second base is probably the weakest infield position, but it offers some intriguing depth in the middle, as Scott White's tiers show.

Today's first base is weaker than in years past, as Scott White's tiers show.

Catcher is as weak as ever, but there are a couple points where it's worth the investment, according to Scott White.