Kris Bryant hasn't lived up to his draft day cost, and is currently mired in a slump, but there's no reason for his owners to push the panic button. Plus, Tyler Flowers, Mac Williamson, Jhoulys Chacin, and Felipe Vazquez.
George Springer's 2018 numbers are on pace to eclipse his breakout 2017 line, but can he keep it up? Is Michael Fulmer a buy low or a sell low candidate? Plus, performance validation analysis of Leonys Martin, Miguel Sano, and Blake Treinen.
Fernando Romero got off to a hot start, but has cooled since—what do his skills tell us about his outlook going forward? Plus, Max Stassi, Eric Lauer, Greg Allen, and Mitch Garver.
Max Muncy, who had a .195 career batting average in 215 major league at bats coming into this season, has been a revelation for the Dodgers, as well as fantasy owners, who are increasingly taking notice. Who else is moving the market?
The monthly surge of Jurickson Profar and his upper-tier results when hitting from the right side of the plate make him a strong middle-infield play going into the second half.
Travis Shaw continues to supply his owners with plenty of power, while Ketel Marte and Joc Pederson have followed suit in recent weeks. Plus, a look at Jordan Lyles and Zach Eflin.
Kris Bryant hasn't lived up to his draft day cost, and is currently mired in a slump, but there's no reason for his owners to push the panic button. Plus, Tyler Flowers, Mac Williamson, Jhoulys Chacin, and Felipe Vazquez.
George Springer's 2018 numbers are on pace to eclipse his breakout 2017 line, but can he keep it up? Is Michael Fulmer a buy low or a sell low candidate? Plus, performance validation analysis of Leonys Martin, Miguel Sano, and Blake Treinen.
Fernando Romero got off to a hot start, but has cooled since—what do his skills tell us about his outlook going forward? Plus, Max Stassi, Eric Lauer, Greg Allen, and Mitch Garver.
Max Muncy, who had a .195 career batting average in 215 major league at bats coming into this season, has been a revelation for the Dodgers, as well as fantasy owners, who are increasingly taking notice. Who else is moving the market?
The monthly surge of Jurickson Profar and his upper-tier results when hitting from the right side of the plate make him a strong middle-infield play going into the second half.
Travis Shaw continues to supply his owners with plenty of power, while Ketel Marte and Joc Pederson have followed suit in recent weeks. Plus, a look at Jordan Lyles and Zach Eflin.