Major League Baseball is scheduled to kick off the 2021 regular season on April 1. In some respects, the year will mark a return to normalcy after the pandemic-altered 2020 campaign. Every team is slated to play 162 games, in front of crowds (albeit of varying sizes), and with the intent to serve as one of the 10 teams left standing come October.

With the season nearing, we decided now would be a good time to compile a living document that chronicles every team's Opening Day starter situation. A number of teams have already announced their plans, and more should be joining them over the coming days and weeks. (We'll update this piece as need be.)

Before we get to the good stuff, here is the all-time Opening Day start leaderboard:

While it's true that Opening Day counts for only one game in the standings, it's still an honor to be tabbed as the starting pitcher for that day. With that in mind, here's who's getting the ball in Game 1 around the league.