Same profit-seeking methodology as last week, only with NL relievers.

Manuel Margot is one of several young bats in each league whose strong 2017 finishes are setting them up for further growth in 2018.

With an eye to 2018, here is just another set of filters to create a data set that could add profit to your AL-only roster.

The second half growth of German Marquez is setting him up for a strong September and a potential breakout in 2018.

Joey Gallo's combination of power and walks reached elite levels in August, making him the most skilled bat in the game that month.

Need a boost to your peripheral pitching stats down the stretch, or a potential save speculation heading into 2018? While high end closers are all rage, these middle relievers shared similar skill sets and created value in their own right.

Kyle Gibson finally showed some sustained legitimate signs of tapping into his long-dormant potential in August.

James McCann's surge in the second half and top-tier production against lefties are reasons to keep him on your short list of catchers with intriguing breakout potential.

Several teams with bullpens in flux. Who's likely to lead these teams in saves down the stretch?

Dinelson Lamet is one of several young arms whose lefty/righty skill splits suggest they own more upside than it might seem.

The profile of Ketel Marte as an intriguing young bat comes out in full display when he's on the road.