We know to bench a pitcher after a high-pitch-count start, right? Don't be so sure...

Which of 2013's slow starters might be hiding injuries?

Every spring, fantasy managers draft highly touted rookies with high performance expectations. Breakthrough seasons in 2013 by Trout and Harper have many owners looking for the next difference-making rookies.

Following last week's look at skill gainers, this week we look at those hitters and pitchers who have shown diminished skills in tiny April sample sizes.

It's still a bit early to interpret early-season performance, but that doesn't mean we can't generate some interesting lists. This week: skills gainers.

Ex-players in the booth tell us HR hitters like Jose Bautista hit HRs in bunches. The numbers disagree.

Extrapolating what some full-season stat lines could look like for a set of early-season surgers and strugglers.

Lefties like Cliff Lee have the edge, right? Kinda, sorta...

Over the course of the season's first week, there has been some notable SP blowups. Which ones are most concerning?

Jason Castro has massive platoon batting splits. But what do we really know about handedness effects?

In past seasons, Brett Gardner has not had a set position in the batting order. Going into 2013, the Yankees seem committed to making Gardner their full-time leadoff hitter. Will it impact Gardner's statistical output?