The rough surface stats of Framber Valdez as a starting pitcher are hiding some interesting skills.

Coming off a down year in 2019, Aaron Nola is re-establishing himself as one of the top pitchers in the game. Plus, Dinelson Lamet, Keston Hiura, Travis d'Arnaud, and Tommy Edman.

Didi Gregorius backs his rebound with strong plate skills, Corbin Burnes sees fortune tide change as skills remain strong, Brandon Belt is using power to boost recent hot streak, Rick Porcello's poor start is mostly a fact, and Wilson Ramos' draft-day price looks like a sunk cost.

Does José Berríos have another gear? Also: Brad Hand's downside, Jose Iglesias' interesting plate skills, Yoan Moncada's health struggles, and Chance Sisco's new approach.

Jake Cronenworth's electric August came with the backing of very strong skills and Statcast metrics.

Jo Adell is one of baseball's best prospects, but he's struggled badly out of the gate—are there any positive signs in his skills? Plus, early analysis of Dylan Carlson, Brady Singer, Sam Hilliard, and Randy Dobnak.

Michael Pineda turned in a quality start in his first outing following a lengthy suspension, sending fantasy owners scrambling to add the Twins pitcher. Who else is moving the market?

A look at Arizona, Colorado, Kansas City, Pittsburgh, and Seattle pens.

Bryce Harper has gotten off to a fine start in 2020, including 5 SB through 100 AB. How are his skills? Plus, Ketel Marte, Jon Gray, Austin Riley, and Tyler Mahle.

Tommy Milone isn't drawing much intrigue after his trade from the AL to the NL given his age and ugly surface stats. But the skills he posted in August suggest he could provide more stretch-run value than you might realize.

Patrick Corbin hasn't quite lived up to expectations so far in 2020. Is there reason to believe he'll return to form soon? Plus, Paul Goldschmidt, Gregory Polanco, Amed Rosario, and Chad Kuhl.