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.

A look ahead to 2013—first the teams from the AL and NL East divisions.

Ron Shandler's "Extreme Regression Drafting" method looks for players with big year-to-year variances. We take a first look ...

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.

Five names worth knowing among call-ups: Aumont, Wilson, Bundy, Rondon and Black. Aumont and Wilson are already up, Bundy is a special player, Rondon and Black have big K/9 and could get called.

We identify batters who have had the highest HCtX scores since the All-Star break, and the biggest gainers and losers in the period.

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

Slogging through the pens of note—CHC, DET, HOU, KC, MIA, MIL, SF, OAK, NYM and TOR.

Robinson Cano's OPS is 444 points lower vs. LHP than vs RHP. We found other batters with big left-right splits.

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.

Owners need to take risks and get incremental value if they are going to catch the leaders with less than 50 games to go. Here are some of those calculated risks with MIL, SD, SF, OAK and BAL.