What will TOR do with the upcoming return of Aaron Sanchez? Could TAM have more firepower coming up from the farm? Plus the BAL bullpen and possible changes affecting catchers in NYY and BOS.

Michael Wacha’s performance over the last month could lead to his ouster from the rotation in STL. Plus, CHC’s in the market for SPs, another look at the rotation in CIN, one catcher could be seeing more AB for MIL, and a review of the post-Watson closer situation in PIT.

Gray nearing a return to the COL rotation, plus the fallout from the Adrian Gonzalez injury in LA, the SS situation in ARI, SD bullpen and SF outfield.

Cleveland's Richie Shaffer is having a monster June at Triple-A Columbus, batting .348 and reversing the power outage he suffered through in 2016. Plus, pitching woes continue in the rest of the AL Central.

The skills of Keone Kela and Jose Leclerc—along with Matt Bush's recent meltdowns—help keep the TEX closer outlook fluid; ditto Sean Doolittle in OAK. The returns of Felix and Iwakuma to SEA, and more.

Given the injury ravaged infield and rapidly fading postseason hopes, might the Mets soon promote top prospect Amed Rosario? Plus a look at the ATL OF and the closer situations in MIA, PHI and WAS.

Ubaldo Jimenez has returned to the Baltimore rotation; hooray? Also: BOS bullpen rolls despite injuries, young corner infielders hurt in NYY; Ramos' return and Plouffe's addition in TAM; and Travis' dire prognosis in TOR

Keon Broxton will enjoy fewer opportunities if recent call-up Lewis Brinson is able the center field job in MIL away from him. Also, a look at the CHC bullpen, an update on CIN’s minor league hitters, the PIT outfield, and what to expect once Randal Grichuk returns to STL.

Injuries providing opportunity for Pirela to shine in San Diego, plus updates on LA's rotation, ARI's bullpen, and middle infield options in both SF and COL.

After struggling in 2015 and 2016, Alex Avila is reliving his 2011 All Star campaign in a 2017 reunion with Detroit. Like 2011, his BA has been bolstered by a high hit rate, but unlike 2011, his power and flyball profile have reached new levels. Plus, more analyses from the AL Central.

Surprising Ben Gamel's .331 BA suggests that his AB won't immediately impacted by Mitch Haniger's return, but his future looks less rosy longer term. An imminent LAA rotation change, a new wave of OAK SPs, and more.