Jesus Luzardo's growth this spring won't be a secret much longer.

Brandon Marsh is the kind of post-hype batter worth speculating on given his batted ball metrics, age, and depressed market value after a disappointing 2021 season.

Max Kranick had a 6.28 ERA and 1.71 WHIP in 2021, but a closer look reveals some real reasons for optimism.

Rowdy Tellez's impressive Statcast metrics and big second half give him a lot of appeal as an end-gamer in 2022 drafts.

Tylor Megill's hidden skills make him a very interesting end-gamer heading into 2022 drafts.

Andrew Vaughn's elite hitting upside comes out when lefties are on the mound.

Refining his approach against lefties could help Griffin Canning tap into his significant upside on a more consistent basis.

Trevor Larnach is a young batter whose upside is evident when he hits with the bases empty.

The inconsistency of José Berríos so far in 2021 can be traced to his significant struggles while pitching with runners on base.

Kyle Tucker's combination of plate skills, power, and speed made him one of the best bats in the game during May.

Kevin Gausman's excellent May came with the full support of his underlying skills.