George Springer's big June was backed by the best collection of skills in the game.

The average AL starter killed you in June (5.02 ERA, 1.43 WHIP). NL pitchers weren't much better, as flyballs flew over fences in both leagues. But hidden beneath those marks were some intriguing skill flashes in unexpected places.

Tommy Pham might not seem like a player who can provide much value to you, but his extreme home/road splits suggest otherwise.

Mike Foltynewicz is one of several intriguing SP with wide home/road skill splits.

Randall Delgado has a long history of disappointment, and he doesn't even own a rotation spot. What's the point of shining our spotlight on him?

Albert Almora is one of several young bats who reach another level against certain-sided pitchers.

Jhoulys Chacin could provide some sneaky value to you if you use him wisely.

The mediocre overall production of Eddie Rosario is obscuring the upside that comes out when he hits with the bases empty.

The top-10 skills of surging Robbie Ray with the bases empty underscore the fact that he has not reached his ceiling yet.

Yonder Alonso's surprising surge in May came with full skill support.

Hidden beneath the near-5 ERA of Jeff Samardzija were some of the best skills in the game during the month of May.