Cristopher Sánchez has become a true upper-rotation arm over the past 12 months due to his combination of control, groundballs, and barrel avoidance.

Our latest Outlook features Colt Keith settling into the second spot, Jose Miranda hitting cleanup, and Arenado dropping in the batting order.

Cedric Mullins lost, then gained, playing time on a loaded Orioles' offense. We'll also discuss the legitimacy of Alec Marsh, Jose Miranda, Andrew Heaney, and Tyler O'Neill.

Bryan Reynolds delivers $20 R$ value, Freddy Peralta looks to improve ratios, Jorge Soler loses some barrels, Brandon Finnegan's ratios could increase, and Rhys Hoskins still has some power.

Randy Arozarena has had a difficult first half. Can he turn it around? Will Nathan Eovaldi's excellent start continue? Plus, updates on Marcus Semien, Craig Kimbrel, and Isiah Kiner-Falefa.

Jarren Duran's elite multi-category production in June was backed by a sturdy skills foundation.

James Wood and Brooks Lee — let the bidding begin.

Pete Crow-Armstrong is fast, but how are his other skills holding up in the majors? Plus, early analysis of Tobias Myers, Enmanuel Valdez, Joey Estes, and Austin Wells.

This column filters the 45 relievers with positive value to date and examines their balance of the season projections.

Logan Gilbert's sterling June results were backed by equally elite underlying skills.

Jack Flaherty is bouncing back with the Tigers by throwing more curveballs to right-handed hitters. Meanwhile, Cristopher Sánchez added velocity on all pitches.