Yasiel Puig brings his power-speed combo to the American League. What should we expect the rest of the way? We also examine the quiet usefulness of Jason Kipnis, the high-leverage potential of reliever Derek Law, and the surprisingly hot rebounds of Travis d'Arnaud and Matt Wisler.

Former first-round pick Hunter Dozier's spike in production this season has been backed by a corresponding growth in his plate discipline.

Michael Brosseau has a .300 BA and elite power in his first stint in the majors—how much of it is sustainable? Plus, early analysis of Zac Gallen, Austin Nola, Josh Naylor, and Thomas Pannone.

Given up for dead in many leagues, Aaron Sanchez burst back to fantasy life, hurling the first six innings of a combined no-hitter in his first start in an Astros uniform. Who else is capturing attention?

Current and projected $ value for relievers—with some hidden nuggets in the value projections.

Anthony Rizzo's string of four consecutive 30+ HR seasons came to an end in 2018 as he finished the year with 25 HR. Through 398 AB in 2019, he has 21 HR while again sporting his typically strong batting average. What changed? Plus, Jeff McNeil, Jose Quintana, Victor Robles, and Jason Vargas.

Kevin Gausman's turbulent season is hiding some sneaky underlying improvement.

Kris Bryant has bounced back from a down year, and Dinelson Lamet is making an immediate impact. Plus, Jose Peraza, Ramel Tapia, and Vince Velasquez.

MIN SS Jorge Polanco is having a breakout year. In a deep dive, BaseballHQ assesses Polanco's current performance—and his future...

Jose Berrios may not be as sharp as his ERA suggests, K. Davis loses some HR in 2019, Clevinger has the skills for a strong finish, Chad Pinder loses some xPX, and Hand's skills play well in the back of a bullpen.

Alex Bregman is an excellent fantasy player, but he's not quite living up to his high draft position this year. Meanwhile, Xander Bogaerts is having a career year. Plus, updates on Adam Ottavino, Mike Fiers, and Willie Calhoun.