The late skills growth of Joey Lucchesi in 2018 gives him some hidden breakout potential moving into 2019.

Marcell Ozuna followed up a breakout 2017 season with a disappointing step back in value—which version of Ozuna should we expect in 2019? Plus, Wade LeBlanc, Ji-Man Choi, Jake Arrieta, and Luke Voit.

Shane Bieber looks to build on his 2018 skills, Billy Hamilton takes his speed to Kansas City, and Jorge Polanco aims to provide double-digit HR and SB in 2019.

Elite skill sets currently projected at bargain prices.

Anthony Rendon has posted back-to-back $25 seasons. Is there reason to believe he could unlock another level of performance in 2019? Plus, Robinson Cano, Kenta Maeda, Harrison Bader, and Anthony DeSclafani.

Is Jurickson Profar on the verge of fulfilling his former top-prospect status in 2019? What should we expect from Matt Harvey in LA? Plus performance validation analysis of Carlos Santana, Michael Brantley, and Charlie Morton.

Nicholas Castellanos' HR output continues to disappoint. Should we give up on a breakout? Also: Aaron Hicks, Jakob Junis, Domingo Santana, and Masahiro Tanaka.

Cody Bellinger didn't return value in 2018, but his price has dropped a bit, and the power/speed combo remains enticing. Plus, David Peralta, Eric Hosmer, Madison Bumgarner, and Joe Musgrove.

Brandon Nimmo hit a career-high 17 HR in 2018 despite injuries slowing him down in the second half—was it the start of bigger and better things? Plus, Gleyber Torres, Jon Lester, Wade Davis, and Eduardo Rodriguez.

David Dahl's big September is a reminder of the multi-category potential he carries.

No starting pitcher posted better skills in September than those of German Marquez, reinforcing his breakout potential heading into 2019.