Just a short list of non-closers who will provide a profit over the balance of 2012.

Scott Downs goes for $25 in $100 FAAB leagues, but less than $200 in $1,000 leagues. How come?

D'Arnaud, Joseph, and Billings are demonstrating why they are worthy of a call up in the near future.

Torii Hunter's big weekend keeps Peter Bourjos nailed to the bench with little relief in sight. Robbie Ross as a potential TEX SP, Morrow faces a DL stint, and more ...

Jay Bruce (OF, CIN) entered the season with high expectations—coming off his first 30-HR season, good xBA trend, still just 25—but a .229 May BA raised some questions. But he's back to his old stroke in the first 10 days of June.

Are Ervin Santana and other 2012 underperformers being done in by hidden injuries?

We look for batters over- and underperforming BA and PX.

The A's have decided to go to a closer-by-committee, opening the door for young Ryan Cook to seize a more prominent bullpen role. Meanwhile, the Marlins have promoted Gaby Sanchez, installing at 1b, which will cost the team's OFers some playing time.

In parts of the past three seasons, Michael Brantley (OF, CLE) gave the impression that he is most effective in a platoon role. This season, however, Brantley is showing he may have been shortchanged by this assessment and has taken advantage of fulltime duties...

Bud Norris (RHP, HOU) is an adjustment vs. lefties away from becoming a top-tier starting pitcher.

Quality starting pitchers are hard to replace and with two new key injuries to Jaime Garcia and Carl Pavano, their owners are looking for any decent arms. Plus a bunch of retroactive moves this week.