The surge in Tucupita Marcano's plate discipline and batted ball quality makes him an intriguing under-the-radar pre-peak bat.

Logan Webb increases his sinker usage while throwing fewer sliders to LHH, which could boost his future results.

A look at teams with K%-BB% challenged closers: BOS, CHW, CLE, COL, and TAM.

Grayson Rodriguez's MLB debut is off to a terrible start, though bad luck has played a sizable role in his struggles. Plus, early analysis of Ji-Hwan Bae, Gabriel Moreno, Brayan Bello, and Brice Turang.

Not a major week for FAAB spending with the exception of Bobby Miller.

Underneath Reid Detmers' ugly surface stats has been a huge surge in his skills foundation.

A pathway towards playing time can create an uptick in production. Zach McKinstry may be making the most of his chance in Detroit and has settled in as the team's preferred leadoff option. Catchers hitting in the heart of the lineup remain rare, but another post-hype breakout may be in progress for the Rockies. With eyes on the next scoring period, two intriguing batting stream options for those seeking power or speed.

We expected big things in 2022, and he fell flat. In 2023, though, he's seemingly living up to his promise. Or is he?

We discuss Dane Dunning, Taylor Walls, Wandy Peralta, Jake Burger, and Jason Adam in this week's AL Facts/Flukes article. Which players have legitimate skills?

Ronald Acuña is off to a tremendous start, batting .344 with 11 HR and 18 SB through 209 PA. What's behind the surge? Plus, Hunter Greene, Lourdes Gurriel, Eric Lauer, and Jean Segura.

Will Smith turns up his skills, Merrill Kelly has improved slightly, Jesse Winker's power skills have declined, Seth Lugo gets a chance in the SD rotation, and Wil Myers' slow start is a fact.