Following 2016's PED suspension, Dee Gordon bounced back with a .300+ BA and 60 steals—did his skills come back to life as well? Plus, Jacob Realmuto, C.C. Sabathia, Billy Hamilton and Miguel Gonzalez.
A pair of quality starts by Zack Wheeler has the market excited. Should you join the buying stampede or look elsewhere in search of profitable opportunities?
Joey Votto enjoyed a tremendous 2017 campaign, batting .320 while launching 36 HR and amassing an whopping 1.032 OPS. What can we expect in 2018? Plus, Jason Heyward, Kyle Freeland, Francisco Cervelli, and Chris Stratton.
Sometimes starting pitchers start slow on the surface. Others own early skills that don't support that quick starts. Let's take a closer look at both groups to identify guys worth selling or dropping.
Clayton Kershaw is no longer head and shoulders above the rest in most people's eyes, but his skills aren't really missing a beat. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for Greg Holland and Adam Wainwright. Plus, a look at Howie Kendrick and Alex Avila.
Lucas Duda carries his power profile to Kansas City, Solarte looks to make an impact in Toronto, and Treinen's growing second-half skills bode well for 2018.
The normally rock solid Robinson Cano was a little off in the second half. Is there any cause for concern? Plus, Andrew Cashner, Eddie Rosario, Mike Leake and Alexander Colome.
Following 2016's PED suspension, Dee Gordon bounced back with a .300+ BA and 60 steals—did his skills come back to life as well? Plus, Jacob Realmuto, C.C. Sabathia, Billy Hamilton and Miguel Gonzalez.
A pair of quality starts by Zack Wheeler has the market excited. Should you join the buying stampede or look elsewhere in search of profitable opportunities?
Joey Votto enjoyed a tremendous 2017 campaign, batting .320 while launching 36 HR and amassing an whopping 1.032 OPS. What can we expect in 2018? Plus, Jason Heyward, Kyle Freeland, Francisco Cervelli, and Chris Stratton.
Sometimes starting pitchers start slow on the surface. Others own early skills that don't support that quick starts. Let's take a closer look at both groups to identify guys worth selling or dropping.
Clayton Kershaw is no longer head and shoulders above the rest in most people's eyes, but his skills aren't really missing a beat. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for Greg Holland and Adam Wainwright. Plus, a look at Howie Kendrick and Alex Avila.
Lucas Duda carries his power profile to Kansas City, Solarte looks to make an impact in Toronto, and Treinen's growing second-half skills bode well for 2018.
The normally rock solid Robinson Cano was a little off in the second half. Is there any cause for concern? Plus, Andrew Cashner, Eddie Rosario, Mike Leake and Alexander Colome.