Joc Pederson posted skills in June that by far were the best in the game.

Andrew Benintendi's growth this season has been evident especially when he hits in Fenway Park, where both his production and plate control go from good to elite.

The monthly surge of Jurickson Profar and his upper-tier results when hitting from the right side of the plate make him a strong middle-infield play going into the second half.

The unluckiest batter in the game with runners on base? None other than premium post-hype target Wilmer Flores.

The ability of Jeimer Candelario to barrel the ball helped him deliver skills in May that gave a glimpse of his upside.

The early underlying growth of Johan Camargo suggests he's a young batter worthy of your attention.

Alex Bregman's slow start has caused some of his owners to wonder if now is the time to shop him.

Alen Hanson has put his former upper-tier prospect pedigree on display after his recall from the minors.

The elite skills posted by Max Kepler in April give hope that he could be on his way towards a breakout in 2018.

Joey Gallo has cut down his strikeouts significantly in the early part of 2018. Does it put him on a path towards more growth this year?

Ian Desmond is one of several slow start performers who might be worth selling low.