Bold predictions for the MLB season are here, and they’re designed to challenge conventional wisdom. Starting with Xavier Edwards, who is projected to steal at least 60 bases, his speed and aggressive Miami team approach make him a player to watch despite concerns about his 2024 BABIP. Reynaldo Lopez’s successful transition back to starting raises expectations, with a projected top-20 SP finish due to a solid K% and repertoire. Spencer Horwitz, after a strong Blue Jays stint, could achieve a .400 OBP, buoyed by his plate discipline in a favorable Pirates setup. On the flip side, Jackson Chourio and Bryce Miller might disappoint, with Chourio needing significant growth to meet expectations and Miller facing regression in his numbers. Emmanuel Clase's stellar save numbers from last season might not be repeated, as regression looms. Danny Jansen is a sleeper for 30+ home runs, while Edwin Uceta is poised to emerge as the Rays' top closer.