Michael Brantley isn't quite living up to last year's torrid pace, but are there signs he'll pick things up? Also, Dozier, Bauer, Cain, McCullers.

After missing all of last year, Matt Harvey has returned with his skills fully intact. Plus, Mark Melancon, Will Venable, Randal Grichuk, and Maikel Franco.

Andrew Cashner has been a major disappointment so far in 2015. Can he turn things around? Plus Cameron Maybin, Wilmer Flores, John Lackey, and Justin Bour.

Yoenis Cespedes is doing well in his first season in Detroit—Can he keep it going all year? Also Volquez, Zobrist, Rodney, and Rodon.

A look at the fickle nature of closers and how to capitalize on recent trends to buy/sell.

Gerrit Cole is off to a Cy Young-type start with an 11-2 record and 1.78 ERA. Is he a true ace under the hood? Plus Jhonny Peralta, Jaime Garcia, Dexter Fowler, and Juan Lagares.

George Springer is one of several young bats who could take a big step forward with a tweak when hitting with runners on base.

Are you passing over Kyle Gibson due to his mediocre 54 BPV? A closer look suggests he might be a tweak or two away from having his skills blossom. Teammate Trevor May is among other SPs who would flourish with mastery of situational skills.

From old and boring to young and unrosterable, we cover all of the players worth covering.

With a sub-2.50 ERA, David Price looks like his usual Cy Young-worthy self on this surface—but there are some underlying concerns. Also, C. Santana, T. Walker, Miley, Swihart.

Ryan Braun has been an excellent power source so far in 2015, but can't seem to shake the thumb injury that plagued him last year. Plus, Francisco Cervelli, Danny Espinosa, Drew Storen, and Noah Syndergaard.