Anthony Rendon's skills have taken another step forward this season. Plus, Kolten Wong, Elias Diaz, Joe Musgrove, and Adam Wainwright.

Our latest Spotlight sheds light on the frustrating Jon Gray. Is there any hope for an end to his chronic volatility?

Whit Merrifield continues to provide steady value, Daniel Hudson could be in line for some saves in Toronto, Omar Narvaez finishes a strong first half, and Mike Leake's mediocre skills give reason to expect league-average ratios.

Opposing pitchers have found Jurickson Profar's weakness. Plus, Yuli Gurriel, Danny Sananta, Michael Pineda, and Shawn Kelley.

Hunter Renfroe's low batting average is the only thing holding him back from becoming an upper-tier outfielder. His high expected batting average suggests that it could be in store for big improvement in the second half.

Padres right-hander Dinelson Lamet has shown he still has his strikeout stuff as he makes his way back from Tommy John surgery.

Francisco Mejia has been a disappointment at the plate so far in 2019—are there any signs that his skills might finally be coming around? Plus, early analysis of Luis Arraez, Giovanny Gallegos, Adrian Houser, and Mike Tauchman.

If a closer is sold, the next man up for saves will be in demand. We take an early look at TOR, SF, DET, SD, and KC.

Freddie Freeman is on pace for what could be his best season yet, including a potential run at 40 HR. Can he keep it going? Plus, Greg Holland, Max Fried, Evan Longoria, and Dexter Fowler.

While Freddy Peralta's ugly first half stats have driven many owners away, his strong foundation of skills should make him a premium buy low target.

Ronald Acuna has been even better in year two, but what do we make of the struggles of Edwin Diaz and Nick Pivetta?