Giancarlo Stanton has 12 HR, but he owns a putrid .192 BA and has been mired in an awful slump of late. What's going on here? Plus, Jason Heyward, Scott Kazmir, Wilson Ramos and Adam Conley.
It's been high-fives all around for Kris Bryant—can he continue this torrid pace all season? Plus we look at John Lackey's late-career revival, Wil Myers' breakout, Francisco Liriano, and Brandon Moss.
Steve Pearce turns into one of the most well-rounded and productive hitters in the game when he hits on the road. A closer look at him and several other unheralded types worth using when the situation warrants.
Danny Duffy's recent emergence and upper-tier skills both at home and on the road position him as an intriguing target who won't be available for much longer in many leagues.
Nobody expected Michael Wacha to have a 5.16 ERA and 1.51 WHIP through his first 12 starts of 2016. What do the skills say about his chances of a rebound? Plus Ben Revere, Matt Duffy, Matt Adams and Tyler Chatwood.
Giancarlo Stanton has 12 HR, but he owns a putrid .192 BA and has been mired in an awful slump of late. What's going on here? Plus, Jason Heyward, Scott Kazmir, Wilson Ramos and Adam Conley.
It's been high-fives all around for Kris Bryant—can he continue this torrid pace all season? Plus we look at John Lackey's late-career revival, Wil Myers' breakout, Francisco Liriano, and Brandon Moss.
Steve Pearce turns into one of the most well-rounded and productive hitters in the game when he hits on the road. A closer look at him and several other unheralded types worth using when the situation warrants.
Danny Duffy's recent emergence and upper-tier skills both at home and on the road position him as an intriguing target who won't be available for much longer in many leagues.
Nobody expected Michael Wacha to have a 5.16 ERA and 1.51 WHIP through his first 12 starts of 2016. What do the skills say about his chances of a rebound? Plus Ben Revere, Matt Duffy, Matt Adams and Tyler Chatwood.