Behind his improved knuckle-curve and changeup, Alex Wood has posted the best skills of any SP not named Kershaw during the month of May.

Get out the FAAB! This week is all buys.

Sell high on Chris Sale? What's wrong with Tulo? And why you may want to kick the tires on Billy Burns, Salvador Perez, and Justin Verlander.

What's wrong with Paul Goldschmidt? Has Trevor Story turned into a pumpkin? Plus, Jon Gray, Hector Neris, and Jeremy Hazelbaker.

Andrew McCutchen has been a major disappointment thus far. Nobody is complaining about the HR pace, but the low batting average and SB output are surprising. What's going on here? Plus Jacob deGrom, Marcell Ozuna, Kyle Hendricks and Chris Owings.

In the age of the ace, is being merely solid like Marcus Stroman good enough? Plus Hanley Ramirez, Nicholas Tropeano, Carlos Santana and Nomar Mazara.

Relievers with 10+ holds.

Eric Hosmer is on pace to shatter his career-high HR total in 2016. Early-season fluke, or is skill-supported surge? Plus Jose Quintana, Adam Eaton, Martin Perez, and Jonathan Schoop.

No batter has improved his aggregate skills more than Jacob Lamb so far in 2016. Here's a closer look at him and others who have experienced wide skill changes from last season.

Is the King's reign coming to an end? Our deep-dive looks into Felix Hernandez's velocity decline, and whether or not the adjustments he's making will be enough to maintain ace status.

Aaron Sanchez's transition back to a starting role has been a success, as shown by his big SP skills growth from 2015 to early 2016.