Back before the season started, the BBG looked at batters with seemingly “lucky” HR and BA performance in 2011. Now we look back to see if the performances were as lucky as we thought.

Can Nolan Reimold keep whacking HRs at a 40-HR/550-AB pace? Analyzing how many times his hard-hit flies go out says Reimold, and others, are enjoying some good luck.

The core skill of any successful batter is to make hard contact, and we look at batters who appear to be demonstrating that skill.

At mid-May, it's time to start looking at batters to target for the balance of the year (and batters to avoid).

We can learn from Albert Pujols' past HR slumps.

BHQ's Skills Indicator pages help owners sort the headfirst slides from the face plants in BA, Power and Speed.

Ten batters are above .385. How likely are they to sustain that performance?

Which teams are running more aggressively a week into the 2012 season?

After three games, hot starts or manager noise about added PT mean players like Chone Figgins are being widely added in public online leagues. But should they be?

Batters like Ben Zobrist, who qualify at multiple positions, add value by giving owners extra roster flexibility.

BATTING: Young players like Jose Tabata reached 800 career PAs last year—often a predictor of solid career growth.