Drew Smyly (LHP, DET) is one of many high-skilled starting pitchers who will be knocking on his rotation's door this spring.

[FREE] Matt Moore's (LHP, TAM) high ceiling is evident not only in his elite fastball velocity but also in the movement he gets on his pitches. That said, looking at pitch movement alone can yield to premature conclusions. Here's why.

The swinging strike rates of starting pitchers can help us forecast those who may be in store for a surge or fade. Let's take a closer look.

Analyzing PQS trends and variances can unearth attractive starting pitching targets that you might not have otherwise considered.

The complete dominance of Marco Estrada (RHP, MIL) vs. RH bats suggests that his growth might not be finished.

If you already have written off Jake Arrieta (RHP, BAL) and Jordan Lyles (RHP, HOU), here's why it's time to take another look.

Lance Lynn (RHP, STL) is one of several starting pitchers who could be in store for a breakout in 2013.

Homer Bailey (RHP, CIN) has been an elite pitcher in the second half. Here are 19 more starting pitchers worth owning down the stretch if you need to speculate on upside.

The strikeout and groundball combination of Zach Britton (LHP, BAL) put him in some elite company in August, making him an intriguing stretch-run target in deep leagues.

Splitting the skills of Matt Moore (LHP, TAM) by time through lineup explains what is preventing him from becoming an ace.

Mike Minor (LHP, ATL) has been on a roll since July 1. His skill split when pitching with the bases empty vs. runners on base suggests there's more growth on the horizon if he can refine his approach while pitching from the stretch.