Jackson Merrill's huge multi-category contributions in August came with strong underlying support.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has seemed destined for greatness from the time he was a teenager, but he has had an up-and-down journey in the Major Leagues. We dig into how he has bounced back in 2024.

The exciting early returns from James Wood would accelerate quickly if he could figure out a way to loft the ball against lefties.

This week we focus on three hitters who moved into new lineup spots in the second half, fueling improved production.

The extreme home/road stats and skills of Bobby Witt Jr. suggest he has not reached his ceiling yet.

Pete Crow-Armstrong's dramatic second-half gains in contact and batted ball quality make him a premium buy-low target.

Zach Neto has taken over hitting second for the Angels. Matt Wallner and Jackson Chourio are also moving up.

Isaac Paredes was just traded from the Rays to the Cubs, and to celebrate we examine how he achieves his success in an unconventional manner, and why the Friendly Confines may not be Paredes Friendly.

Brent Rooker's July featured elite multi-category production, backed by premium batted ball quality.

Jackson Chourio's mid-season surge in volume and quality of contact is reinforcing his premium value in keeper leagues and his likely value to you down the stretch.

Buoyed by hot streaks, Lawrence Butler and Juan Yepez have moved up in their respective lineups.