Vinnie Pasquantino quietly has emerged as one of the game's most promising young hitters, even if his results don't show it.

Keston Hiura's typically strong batted ball skills have jumped to an elite level in 2022. Combined with his surge in plate discipline so far in July, the window to buy low on him could be finally closing.

Vinnie Pasquantino hasn't done much on the surface since his recall. Here's why the window to buy low on him could close quickly.

A rare Rockies hitter doing better on the road than at home could be taking over the second spot in the lineup. Josh H. Smith getting run at leadoff for the Rangers and does Gallo need a trade to escape hitting ninth?

Josh Bell has been quietly one of the game's best batting average and power sources since July 2021.

Isaac Paredes paired excellent plate skills with prodigious power in June, making him one of the most skilled batters in the game that month.

During research for this week's column, three hitters with strong plate discipline metrics (BB/K) not only emerged with strong recent results, they've moved them up in their respective lineups. Alejandro Kirk hitting four in Toronto, Andrew McCutchen splits time between third and fourth for the Brewers and Yandy Díaz primarily leading off for Tampa Bay.

The elite power shown by William Contreras with the bases empty confirms his untapped upside.

Even with the stolen base surge, Jon Berti taking at lead-off could keep him fantasy relevant going forward. Milwaukee mixed up the lineup and its moved two key players into new spots. San Diego has some injury issues, but a catcher may be cementing his spot as a run producer.

Trevor Larnach's so-so overall battling line is hiding the elite production he has shown at home.

This week's lineup outlook focuses on one hitter potentially transitioning into the second spot in the batting order while two others thrive there.