Injuries limited Giancarlo Stanton to 413 AB in what was a disappointing 2016 season, but he has bounced back nicely so far in 2017. Could this be the year he finally reaches the 40 HR plateau? Plus Zack Godley, Josh Harrison, Dan Straily, and Curtis Granderson.

The average AL starter killed you in June (5.02 ERA, 1.43 WHIP). NL pitchers weren't much better, as flyballs flew over fences in both leagues. But hidden beneath those marks were some intriguing skill flashes in unexpected places.

Both Johnny Cueto and Rich Hill have been disappointments so far in 2017. Are either of them good bets to get back on track in the second half? Plus, Mark Reynolds, Tommy Pham, and Brandon Drury.

After a couple tumultuous seasons in 2014-15, Jay Bruce has returned with a bang. This week's Spotlight shines on his 2017 surge.

Francisco Lindor's first two seasons were so lofty, 2017 doesn't seem to measure up. Can he return to form? Also Stroman, Rosario, Pelfrey, and Pillar.

Tommy Pham might not seem like a player who can provide much value to you, but his extreme home/road splits suggest otherwise.

We slapped an "UP: Cy Young" speculation on Chris Archer in the 2017 Baseball Forecaster—how's it turning out? Plus Jackie Bradley Jr., Ryon Healy, Brad Peacock and Lonnie Chisenhall.

Bradley Zimmer was one of the more highly anticipated call-ups of 2017—has he lived up the hype? Plus, Jose Martinez, James Pazos, Wandy Peralta and Deven Marrero.

We look at 11 relievers—five with inflated value and six who may be bargains.

Is Franchy Cordero worth a FAAB investment? The market evidently thinks so. Cutting bait in the middle infield and pinning your hopes on the youth movement. All in this week's Market Pulse.

After enjoying a nice rebound in 2016, Anthony Rendon is on pace for his best season yet. What's behind the power surge? Plus Corey Knebel, Brandon Belt, Gio Gonzalez, and Travis d'Arnaud.