Relievers you should consider buying or selling.

Marcell Ozuna enjoyed a monster 2020 season, but he has started slowly in 2021. How are his underlying skills? Plus, Max Muncy, Alex Reyes, Jacob Stallings, and Zach Davies.

Kolby Allard's pedigree and hidden upper-tier skills make him one of the better deep league targets around.

Guerrero Jr. improves his power numbers, Kopech brings a lot of K% upside to the table, Moncada still trying to recapture his success from 2019, McKenzie demonstrating lack of command, and Chapman still struggling with ct%

Our Spotlight next shines on Byron Buxton. Is his blistering start to the season another tease, or is it a building block?

Kyle Tucker came with a hefty price tag on draft day, and has fallen well short of expectations so far. We'll dig in to what the future holds for him, as well as Jeimer Candelario, Isiah Kiner-Falefa, Justus Sheffield, and Domingo Germán.

Dansby Swanson starts slowly but has the skills for a BA rebound, Tyler Anderson flashes a SwK increase, Tommy Edman makes more contact in 2021, Luke Weaver's ratio struggles continue, and Bryan Reynolds returns to 2019 skills.

Carson Kelly's electric April came with the full support of his underlying skills.

Rays phenom Shane McClanahan made back-to-back solid, if abbreviated starts after getting called up last week, causing his ownership to quickly skyrocket. Who else is moving the market?

Adolis García is off to a terrific start—what do his skills tell us about his ability to sustain it over the rest of the season? Plus, early analysis of Trevor Rogers, Huascar Ynoa, Dom Nuñez, and Akil Baddoo.

Leverage looks at CIN, COL, LAA, MIN and TAM.