Miguel Cabrera is one of several established bats off to slow starts that we can't assume will rebound significantly.

Paul Goldschmidt, Nolan Arenado, and Jose Ramirez all are frontline bats that are off to slow starts. Here's why there's no reason for panic.

Yoan Moncada and Maikel Franco have looked like studs over the early part of the season, and their soaring plate skills suggest that you shouldn't dismiss their hot starts.

David Fletcher's high-contact profile and the steals that he collected this spring suggest he could be a BA/SB contributor in 2019.

The smoking spring of Scott Schebler makes him a profit center worth targeting in your 2019 drafts.

The big springs of former top prospects Austin Meadows, Byron Buxton, Yoan Moncada, and Franklin Barreto are turning them into some of the best young breakout targets in the AL.

Franklin Barreto's big spring and former top prospect pedigree makes him one of the better end-game targets around.

Harrison Bader is being drafted as an upper-tier OF after the power/speed combo he showed in 2018. Here's why you shouldn't follow suit.

Hunter Renfroe's big second half in 2018 makes him one of the better breakout targets in the game.

The multi-skilled, middle-valued emerging bat of Max Kepler makes him one of the top LIMA batter targets in the game.

Yasmany Tomas once was a promising young bat with a high power ceiling. Now he's fighting for a roster spot. Here's a closer look at Tomas and other non-roster invitees who could make an impact in the majors in 2019.