A look at Josh Bell's batted ball metrics helps to validate his electric first half.

As a fan, you’ve likely criticized a team’s front office for not pulling off a blockbuster trade or failing to spend money to acquire a key free agent. But if you’re also a fantasy baseball owner, you’ve probably done many of those same things.

We're entering the dog days of summer, so it's time for an update on the HQ experimental league, HQ-WONK.

A look at six starting pitchers who have stark contrasts between their April/May splits, as a breakdown of each pitcher’s monthly skills shows that things are not always as good or as bad as they seem.

For fantasy owners who missed out on the likes of Austin Riley, Keston Huira, or Cavan Biggio, all is not lost. The Super Two cutoff, amateur draft, and trade deadline will offer more opportunities to find potential difference-makers on the waiver wire.

Some players start fast, and others... not so much. But what if a slow start is more than just a slump? We'll go around the horn and try to assess which players might rebound and which are a concern.

MLB teams have put up a stop sign for all but the best basestealers, and steals are at their lowest level in nearly 50 years. But two AL shortstops have shown how valuable speed can be in fantasy, especially when combined with production in other categories.

Jerad Eickhoff taking advantage of his opportunity.

Now six weeks into the season and with May here, contenders and rebuilders will begin trying to fix what isn't working. And MIL 2B prospect Keston Hiura looks like a solution waiting to happen.

As a dynasty league owner who is "going for it," I know I can't get too attached to elite prospect Wander Franco. But when should I trade him, and for what?

We know Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has power, but it's his ability to control the strike zone that makes his potential so intriguing.