The Cardinals have optioned Jose Fermin to Triple-A Memphis. (Source: Cardinals on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Fermin was originally slated to begin the season on the Cardinals' roster, but will now start the season in Triple-A. He will likely be recalled when the team has an opening on the bench.

The Rockies have reassigned Aaron Schunk to minor-league camp. (Source: Rockies Club Information on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Schunk struggled at the plate this spring, hitting just .086 in 35 at-bats. The 27-year-old will begin the season at Triple-A Albuquerque.

The Rockies have reassigned Austin Nola to minor-league camp. (Source: Rockies Club Information on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Nola turned in a solid spring, posting a .355 batting average in 31 at-bats. The 35-year-old will provide depth in the minors for Colorado.

The Rockies have reassigned Owen Miller to minor-league camp. (Source: Rockies Club Information on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Miller posted a .283 batting average, with five RBI, and four stolen bases in 46 at-bats this spring. The 28-year-old will begin the season at the Triple-A level.

The Rockies have reassigned Diego Castillo to minor-league camp. (Source: Rockies Club Information on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Castillo pitched to a 4.50 ERA and a 1.8- WHIP in 10 outings with the Rockies this spring. He will likely begin the season with Triple-A Albuquerque.

The Rockies have optioned Zac Veen to Triple-A Albuquerque. (Source: Rockies Club Information on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Veen will head back to the minors to develop more after appearing in just 21 games at the Triple-A level last season. Nick Martini is the favorite to open the season in the outfield after Veen was optioned.

The Rockies have selected the contract of Nick Martini. (Source: Rockies Club Information on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Martini played well this spring, posting a .389 average, with two home runs, and four RBI. He will likely see plenty of playing time for the Rockies to open the season after the team optioned Zac Veen to Triple-A.

Jake Woodford has been released after exercising his opt-out clause. (Source: Steve Adams on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Woodford was informed that he would not make the roster after struggling this spring. The veteran will look to join another organization, but will likely have to settle for a minor-league contract.

The Phillies have announced that Ranger Suarez will start the season on the injured list. (Source: Matt Gelb on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Suraez suffered a back injury last week and will not be ready for the start of the season. Veteran Taijuan Walker will begin the season as the teams No. 5 starter.

Taijuan Walker will serve as the No. 5 starter for the Phillies to open the season. (Source: Matt Gelb on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: With Ranger Suarez set to begin the season on the injured list, Walker will temporarily join the starting rotation. The veteran struggled this spring and will likely head to the bullpen once Suarez is healthy enough to return.

The Mariners have released Mitch Haniger. (Source: Ryan Divish on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Haniger had been banged up in spring training and would have opened the season on the injured list. He returned to Seattle last year after one season with the Giants, but struggled all year at the plate. He will still earn the $15.5 million he was set to make as he potentially looks for a new opportunity.

Alan Roden was told Sunday he’s on the Blue Jays’ Opening Day roster, per team updates, shining in spring with strong on-base skills. (Source: Keegan Matheson)

Fantasy Impact: Roden’s 2 homers and 6:3 BB:K ratio in 19 Grapefruit League games secure his Blue Jays roster spot Sunday, awaiting 40-man confirmation, with a role TBD. The 25-year-old’s plate discipline stands out. Fantasy managers in deeper leagues should roster him, banking on his on-base ability for semi-regular value in Toronto’s 2025 outfield if he earns consistent time.

The Reds reassigned Wade Miley (elbow) to minor-league camp Sunday, per team updates, as he continues recovering from last June’s elbow surgery. (Source: Cincinnati Reds)

Fantasy Impact: Miley’s first spring outing Tuesday against hitters, post-June elbow surgery, isn’t enough for a big-league return by Opening Day, targeting May on his minor-league deal with the Reds. The 38-year-old progresses slowly. Fantasy managers in deep dynasty leagues should stash him, banking on his veteran arm for a midseason boost to Cincinnati’s 2025 rotation if rehab stays on track.

The Blue Jays are sending Addison Barger to Triple-A Buffalo to start the season, per team updates, despite a strong spring showing. (Source: Keegan Matheson)

Fantasy Impact: Barger’s .367/.429/.733 spring line, with 3 homers, 6 RBI, 8 runs, and 1 steal, couldn’t secure a Blue Jays Opening Day spot, landing him in Buffalo Sunday after two years there. The 25-year-old waits. Fantasy managers in dynasty leagues should stash him, banking on his bat for a midseason 2025 call-up to Toronto’s lineup if he keeps raking.

Logan Allen was named Cleveland’s No. 5 starter Sunday, per team updates, after a standout spring performance locked in his rotation spot. (Source: Zack Meisel)

Fantasy Impact: Allen’s 1.89 ERA and 19:4 K:BB in 19 spring innings outshine his 5.73 ERA from 20 starts last year, building on a 3.81 ERA in 2023, earning him the Guardians’ fifth slot. The 26-year-old rebounds. Fantasy managers in deeper leagues should roster him, banking on his spring form for early value in Cleveland’s 2025 rotation.

The White Sox optioned Gus Varland to Triple-A Charlotte. (Source: Daryl Van Schouwen on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Varland will likely continue to go up-and-down throughout the season between the majors and Triple-A as he did last year. He was claimed off waivers by the White Sox from the Dodgers in August last season.

The White Sox released Brandon Drury. (Source: Daryl Van Schouwen on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Drury gets a tough break after he was diagnosed with a fractured left thumb on Saturday. He had been hitting well in spring training as well and was expected to hit in the middle of the White Sox lineup.

Victor Robles had X-Rays return negative on his hand injury. (Source: Ryan Divish on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Robles left Saturday's game early after getting hit by a pitch. He is dealing with some swelling and won't be in the lineup on Sunday or Monday. It sounds like he should be good to go by Opening Day on Thursday barring any setbacks.

Ian Gibaut has made the Reds Opening Day roster. (Source: Gordon Wittenmyer on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Gibaut signed a minor league deal with the Reds at the end of January. There was a roster spot opened up with Alexis Diaz opening the season on the injured list.

Alexis Diaz will open the season on the injured list. (Source: Gordon Wittenmyer on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Diaz had struggled in his spring training appearances and will now be sidelined to start the season. It will likely be a committee to start the year for saves in the Reds bullpen.