9 Players to Watch in Spring Training According to Experts (and Card Insights, According to Me)

I miss baseball. I also miss seeing cards pop off from players you were least expecting. For now, I'll stick to speculation, scanning the latest and greatest written opinions and headlines for clues.

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While I’ve yet to see an all-inclusive “top players to watch in Spring Training” article, a few blogs and sites here and there have released team-focused lists.

And honestly, for anyone trying to get a leg up on the card front, these more specific types of articles are better than the general listicles (more unknown/little known names).

Today we have the Dodgers, Yankees, and Phillies, and 9 players between them.

I included the original article source for info about the players, along with my own insights and cards currently listed off eBay that caught my eye.