The mediocre overall production of Eddie Rosario is obscuring the upside that comes out when he hits with the bases empty.

Yonder Alonso's surprising surge in May came with full skill support.

While the surface stats of Nomar Mazara continue to profile him as a young building block, his shaky underlying indicators make him a sell-high candidate in single-year leagues.

While the stats of Enrique Hernandez don't scream buy, his promising underlying skills suggest that now is a good time to target him.

The elite early skills shown by Aaron Hicks and other unheralded bats make them very roster-worthy in deep leagues.

The hot start of Matt Wieters for his new club gives hope that 2017 could finally be the year of his breakout.

James McCann is one of several intriguing hitters whose plate control metrics have surged so far in 2017.

Jose Abreu's building risk coming into the season has manifested itself into his slow start to the 2017 season, meaning he could be in store for the worst season of his career in 2017.

Todd Frazier is one of several upper-tier bats whose slow starts to the season should not cause you reason for concern.

Several extreme hitting performances in week one merit a closer look, including the quick start of Matt Wieters for his new club.

Jesus Aguilar (1B, MIL) is one of several overlooked bench bats who could produce some surprising profit in 2017.