Skills

There are many reasons why the Washington Nationals pitching staff leads the NL in ERA, WHIP batting average against. And Jordan Zimmermann (RHP, WAS) is among them. With a 2.35 ERA and 1.09 WHIP, the 26-year-old continues to build on last year's breakout season.
Jul 25 2012 11:04pm
With a power surge in the second half of 2011, Billy Butler (DH, KC) was on many breakout lists going into this season. Sure enough, with over two months left, he’s close to matching his career high in HRs.
Jul 24 2012 11:04pm
Nothing changes teams fortunes more than deadline deals involving closers. Who might move?
Jul 24 2012 11:03pm
It might be difficult to remember that just four months ago, Ryan Braun's (OF, MIL) 2012 season was a great unknown. Though he had a history of stable and elite skills, his performance level was stained (legitimately or not) by a PED allegation. How would this roto-god respond on the field?
Jul 23 2012 11:04pm
Five batters, including Robinson Cano (pictured) are whacking more line drives than other players but getting fewer hits.
Jul 23 2012 11:03pm
Many pitchers continue to try, but the only thing capable of shutting Dustin Pedroia (2B, BOS) down apparently is injury. Pedroia remains one of the AL's top second basemen, but his struggle with a thumb injury this season has cut into his production significantly...
Jul 22 2012 11:05pm
Rick Porcello (RHP, DET) now owns a higher average fastball velocity than Felix Hernandez (RHP, SEA).
Jul 22 2012 11:04pm
There are some intriguing players available right now, some of whom are short-term injury fill-ins, but not all. The new, improved Pulse with more BUYs than ever!
Jul 21 2012 11:04pm
There's a litany of reasons why Philadelphia is pulling up the rear in the NL East, and Jimmy Rollins (SS, PHI) isn't among them. That said, the 33-year-old remains behind last year's pace for HRs and SBs and is swinging and missing at pitches with increasing frequency.
Jul 18 2012 11:04pm
By taming the Red Sox last weekend with his fourth-straight PQS-5 performance, David Price (LHP, TAM) became the first 12-game winner in the AL. Price “stumbled” a bit in 2011 with a 12-13 record, but he seems to have recovered the form that led to a 19-6 record and second place finish in the Cy Young race in 2010.
Jul 17 2012 11:04pm
Eight more names to consider—skills are extremely strong; values in the first half, not so much. Prospects for the second half—certainly worth a look.
Jul 17 2012 11:03pm
There are many reasons why the Washington Nationals pitching staff leads the NL in ERA, WHIP batting average against. And Jordan Zimmermann (RHP, WAS) is among them. With a 2.35 ERA and 1.09 WHIP, the 26-year-old continues to build on last year's breakout season.
Jul 25 2012 11:04pm
With a power surge in the second half of 2011, Billy Butler (DH, KC) was on many breakout lists going into this season. Sure enough, with over two months left, he’s close to matching his career high in HRs.
Jul 24 2012 11:04pm
Nothing changes teams fortunes more than deadline deals involving closers. Who might move?
Jul 24 2012 11:03pm
It might be difficult to remember that just four months ago, Ryan Braun's (OF, MIL) 2012 season was a great unknown. Though he had a history of stable and elite skills, his performance level was stained (legitimately or not) by a PED allegation. How would this roto-god respond on the field?
Jul 23 2012 11:04pm
Five batters, including Robinson Cano (pictured) are whacking more line drives than other players but getting fewer hits.
Jul 23 2012 11:03pm
Many pitchers continue to try, but the only thing capable of shutting Dustin Pedroia (2B, BOS) down apparently is injury. Pedroia remains one of the AL's top second basemen, but his struggle with a thumb injury this season has cut into his production significantly...
Jul 22 2012 11:05pm
Rick Porcello (RHP, DET) now owns a higher average fastball velocity than Felix Hernandez (RHP, SEA).
Jul 22 2012 11:04pm
There are some intriguing players available right now, some of whom are short-term injury fill-ins, but not all. The new, improved Pulse with more BUYs than ever!
Jul 21 2012 11:04pm
There's a litany of reasons why Philadelphia is pulling up the rear in the NL East, and Jimmy Rollins (SS, PHI) isn't among them. That said, the 33-year-old remains behind last year's pace for HRs and SBs and is swinging and missing at pitches with increasing frequency.
Jul 18 2012 11:04pm
By taming the Red Sox last weekend with his fourth-straight PQS-5 performance, David Price (LHP, TAM) became the first 12-game winner in the AL. Price “stumbled” a bit in 2011 with a 12-13 record, but he seems to have recovered the form that led to a 19-6 record and second place finish in the Cy Young race in 2010.
Jul 17 2012 11:04pm
Eight more names to consider—skills are extremely strong; values in the first half, not so much. Prospects for the second half—certainly worth a look.
Jul 17 2012 11:03pm

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