Nathan Eovaldi—and former teammate Luis Severino—represent some of the most skilled pre-peak starting pitchers in the game.

A healthy Jordan Zimmermann has found his groove again.

Don't let your frustration with Jon Gray overlook his positive regression potential in the second half.

Chris Sale has taken over the torch as the most skilled starting pitcher in baseball.

Trevor Bauer's former top prospect pedigree was on full display in June.

No pitcher owns wider home/road skills splits than Sonny Gray, suggesting that he's someone you want to bench at home but start on the road.

Jack Flaherty's intriguing potential comes out when he faces same-sided batters.

The widest none on/runners on skills split in the game belongs to inconsistent Jon Gray, whose elite skills with the bases empty confirm his rotation-anchor upside.

The most skilled starting pitcher in May wasn't Scherzer, Kluber, Verlander, or Sale. Here's how Ross Stripling topped the list.

Jose Berrios is one of a bunch of promising young starting pitchers worthy of a heavy investment for this season and beyond.

On the surface, it's been more of the same for Vincent Velasquez in the early part of 2018. But a look under the hood reveals several reasons for optimism.