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Is Josh Donaldson even better now than he was during his MVP 2015 season? Plus performance validation analysis of Chris Davis, Tyler Duffey, Alcides Escobar, and Collin McHugh.

Yoenis Cespedes put up some ridiculous numbers during the second half of last year, and still isn't showing signs of slowing down. Plus, Brandon Crawford, Justin Bour, Trevor Rosenthal, and John Lamb.

Jose Fernandez is off to a phenomenal start, but can he keep it up? Is Brandon Belt finally breaking out? Plus, analysis of Fernando Rodney, Denard Span and Scooter Gennett.

Nelson Cruz has been popping home runs with regularity over the past few years. Can you count on a regular contribution over the second half? Also Kennedy, Ellsbury, E. Santana, and Cuthbert.

This column looks at one simple way to evaluate buy/sell decisions of NL closers, using NL-LABR as a case study.

After an April DL stint, Charlie Blackmon appears to be back on track at Coors. We also dive in to Matt Harvey's recent struggles, Anthony Rendon's rebound attempt, Joc Pederson, and Junior Guerra.

Javier Baez's immense power upside is in full display in low-pressure situations, giving hope that he's an adjustment or two away from becoming an impact bat.

Often touted as a pre-season sleeper, OF Adam Eaton offers reliable fantasy value—but his upside is limited while is downside is considerable.

The gradual skill erosion of Matt Harvey the more times he goes through lineups in a game has been the primary reason for his struggles so far in 2016.

Salas as a saves source? He could be coming to a location near you...