Tyler Mahle's intriguing skill flashes in 2019 make him a premium profit target heading into 2020.

Mike Ford's excellent finish to the 2019 season gives him some hidden intrigue heading into a shortened 2020.

Frankie Montas teased us with some elite skills in 2019 before a PED suspension put all of that into question. Here's why that volatility could make him extra valuable in a shortened season.

The elite rate at which Dansby Swanson produced 95+ mph exit velocity in 2019 suggests that he's an overlooked breakout target.

Nick Pivetta gave up less very hard contact in 2019 than you might think. Could it be a precursor to a rebound season?

The upper-tier barrel rates of emerging bats like Mitch Garver and Yoan Moncada give them added appeal heading into the 2020 season.

The barrel rate allowed by starting pitchers has a pretty strong correlation with their ERA, HR/9, and GB%. It's why guys like Max Fried, Julio Urias, and Brandon Woodruff all carry significant breakout appeal heading into 2020.

Our first spotlight of the 2020 season shines on the enigmatic Dylan Bundy. Can he finally tap into the upside that once made him one of the top prospects in the game?

The average exit velocity of batters has a stronger correlation with more stats and skills than you might realize, and a weaker one than expected with others.

Let's try to develop practical applications of Statcast metrics into our toolbox at BaseballHQ.com by looking at the correlation between a SP's average exit velocity and their ERA and HR/9.

Jordan Luplow's big September and elite production and skills against lefties give him the profile of a premium end-gamer heading into 2020 drafts.