No pitcher's skills have improved more from 2016 to 2017 than those of Jimmy Nelson.

Joe Musgrove is one of several pitchers whose bad hit, strand, and hr/f rates in the first half are hiding some reason for optimism down the stretch.

The skills of Lance McCullers over the last 12 months confirm that he's a legit ace now.

The average AL starter killed you in June (5.02 ERA, 1.43 WHIP). NL pitchers weren't much better, as flyballs flew over fences in both leagues. But hidden beneath those marks were some intriguing skill flashes in unexpected places.

Mike Foltynewicz is one of several intriguing SP with wide home/road skill splits.

Jhoulys Chacin could provide some sneaky value to you if you use him wisely.

The top-10 skills of surging Robbie Ray with the bases empty underscore the fact that he has not reached his ceiling yet.

Hidden beneath the near-5 ERA of Jeff Samardzija were some of the best skills in the game during the month of May.

Luis Severino is one of several young starting pitchers with blossoming skills worth targeting.

Luis Perdomo is one of several high-skilled starting pitchers with poor stats who make for good early buy-low targets.

An early look underneath the terrible surface stats of Tyler Anderson and others reveals plenty of reasons for optimism.