No batter has improved his aggregate skills more than Jacob Lamb so far in 2016. Here's a closer look at him and others who have experienced wide skill changes from last season.

Aaron Sanchez's transition back to a starting role has been a success, as shown by his big SP skills growth from 2015 to early 2016.

The big early start of Michael Saunders has made him a post-hype target in some leagues, but his lack of underlying support says you should be looking to sell high now.

It may be easy to buy in to the quick early start of Jordan Zimmermann. But his lack of underlying skills points to some significant regression on the horizon.

In spite of continued shaky plate control, the early power surge of Nick Castellanos cements his profile as a premium young power source.

Former first-round pick Aaron Nola's excellent early start confirms his profile as a young mid-rotation building block.

Logan Forsythe's has shown early signs that he could build upon his 2015 breakout.

Our first Facts and Flukes deep-dive of 2016 takes a detailed look at Drew Pomeranz, who has flashed some of the filthiest stuff in MLB over the season's first month.

The slow start of David Price is hiding the best skills of any AL hurler.

Odubel Herrera's huge early surge in walks gives him more SB potential than you might realize.

Charlie Morton's increased velocity on his two-seam fastball has helped him produce very early skills we haven't seen from him before.