German Marquez's skills turned electric in July, his third straight month of skills improvement.

A.J. Pollock has mostly been his usual self this year, mixing elite skills with a lengthy DL stint, but he's also added some more power to his game. Plus, Yasmani Grandal, Paul DeJong, Luis Castillo, and Will Smith.

Vincent Velasquez has shown flashes of near-elite skills in 2018 and is posting the best surface stats we have ever seen from him. Let's put him under our spotlight to see if he could be in store for a big finish.

Mike Trout continues to post elite skills, Carrasco looks for a stronger second half, and Eduardo Nunez and Tim Beckham have had disappointing 2018 seasons.

Stephen Piscotty rights the ship. Plus, Edwin Jackson, Felix Pena, Mallex Smith, and Joe Wendle.

Juan Soto's emergence at age 19 has made him one of the most skilled young bats in the game.

Few talk about Kenta Maeda, but he's really good. We'll show why; plus looks at Matt Olson, Chris Taylor, Jose Berrios, and Matt Chapman.

In the hunt for value among market movers, Mets reliever Robert Gsellman emerged as this week's biggest mover. Is he worth bagging, or is there better game on which to set your sights?

We roll through pens who have lost the closer and pens who might yet lose the closer.

Buster Posey posted a $20 campaign in 2017, despite a notable dip in HR and RBI totals. His power has waned even further so far in 2018, as he has slugged just 5 HR through 319 AB. What’s going on here? Plus, Joe Musgrove, Travis Jankowski, Jose Quintana and Elias Diaz.

Nathan Eovaldi—and former teammate Luis Severino—represent some of the most skilled pre-peak starting pitchers in the game.