No starting pitcher has shown more growth so far in the second half than Tanner Bibee.

With the dog days of summer subsiding and football on the horizon, many will shift their focus, but these last six weeks may reveal late-round bargains. One such player could be Oakland's second baseman. Although the Angels have struggled, one hitter has surged in his new lineup spot. Last, but not least, our weekly hitting stream recommendations for the upcoming scoring period.

What's going on with Ryan Mountcastle's power? We discuss that and more in this week's AL Facts/Flukes column that includes Dean Kremer, Travis Jankowski, Alex Lange, and Eugenio Suárez

Matt Olson is on pace to breeze past his career-high of 39 HR. What's behind the power surge? Plus, Jorge Soler, Kyle Hendricks, Nico Hoerner, and Brooks Raley.

Fernando Tatis Jr. makes his new home in right field, Kodai Senga brings the whiffs but they come with walks, Josh Bell is a Marlin after the trade deadline, A.J. Puk improves his skills, and William Contreras' power pace slows down.

Several young batters took a big step forward in July. One was Yainer Diaz, whose monthly gains suggest his bat could perform at a frontline level down the stretch.

Has Alex Bregman settled into a future as a mid-tier third baseman? Plus, Jarren Duran, Isaac Paredes, Reid Detmers and Brady Singer.

This article touches on Arizona, Seattle, St. Louis, Toronto, Chicago (AL), and Kansas City pens.

Our weekly at market risers, SP matchups, and hitter schedules for the week ahead.

Gavin Williams has a low ERA through his first eight MLB starts, but we haven't yet seen his outstanding skills from the minors. Plus, early analysis of Oscar Colás, Bryan Woo, Scott McGough, and Stone Garrett.

Tyler Glasnow turned back the clock in July by resurrecting his combination of whiffs and groundballs.