Rick Porcello (RHP, DET) added more velocity to his fastball from April 2011 to April 2012 than any other starting pitcher. Some other velocity changes might surprise you too.

This early, skills and results often do not match for relievers who may have around 10 innings pitched. You can take advantage of this.

We can learn from Albert Pujols' past HR slumps.

Here's why you should ignore the 5.58 ERA and 1.76 WHIP of Ivan Nova (RHP, NYY) and buy low.

CHC, LA, MIA, NYM, SF, WAS, BAL, CHW, LAA, MIN, TAM, TOR pens.

BHQ's Skills Indicator pages help owners sort the headfirst slides from the face plants in BA, Power and Speed.

Many early results of starting pitchers are surprising. Not all are flukes.

Using the Red Sox, this column illustrates the information provided in the various pen charts on BaseballHQ.com.

Ten batters are above .385. How likely are they to sustain that performance?

If you've got these guys on your active roster, you're asking for trouble.

SF, MIN, WAS, HOU, CHW, ARI pens