Some say good teams get more saves because they get more wins. Others say poor teams get more saves because they have more close wins. We look into the issue.

A speculative look at some of the notable performances in the season's first 10 days

Pitchers develop splits within their careers, some more extreme than others. Are they correctible?

Continuing last week's exercise with MVP and Cy Young candidates, plus off-the-radar closers.

Anyone can predict a Miguel Cabrera MVP or a Clayton Kershaw Cy Young Award. Here, we dig deeper...

Which teams might be in line for unexpected contending runs in 2014?

A week or two ago, we demonstrated that walk rate is not connected to BA. Now we ask the same questions about more advanced strike zone metrics.

In the past two years, Carlos Gomez has harnessed his raw power/speed skills and turned them into an elite fantasy package. What players may be on the verge of a similar leap?

A few weeks ago we looked at the performance of aging hitters and showed that owners should use caution in drafting hitters who are 35+ years of age. Does it also apply to pitchers?

Which pitchers have the potential to post a dramatic 2014 rebound akin to what John Lackey pulled off a year ago?

Analysts tell us higher walk rates mean higher BAs. Research tells us otherwise.