There's no question you need an ace to compete in Fantasy baseball in 2020. You probably need more than one, really. The question, as it has been forever, is whether you need to pay full price to get one. Pitching is notoriously fickle, and that's more true now than ever, in an era where the ball is flying out of the yard at record numbers and so few pitchers can give you what we've come to accept is an ace's workload. Whether that dearth of reliable pitchers makes it more important to pay up for an ace is arguably the key question for Fantasy baseball this season.

See how we're answering that question as we dive deep into the position. We're updating our position preview content all week, and starting pitcher is first up, with my preview of the position, featuring a breakdown of the consensus top-24 pitchers, the top prospects, and my sleeper, breakout, and busts calls.

Plus, Scott White has updated his tiers for the position, along with his Draft Day Strategy Guide to show you how he's approaching the position -- and, he's got some sleeper calls for you, too.

There just aren't enough aces to go around, so the draft prices keep rising for Fantasy managers, risks or not.

Starting pitcher is heavy at the top and heavy at the bottom without much of a middle class.

You've heard starting pitching is half the game? Well, in 2020, it's even more than that. Scott White breaks down the most pivotal position in an era dominated by offense.