Edwin Encarnacion posted a month for the ages, tying the AL record for HRs in May. Also Tanaka, Reddick, Peacock, and Chisenhall.

Matt Carpenter had one of the bigger breakout campaigns in 2013—is he on pace for a repeat? Plus Julio Teheran, Ryan Howard, Charlie Morton, and Brandon Crawford.

Justin Verlander's slow start might have some owners worried, and his BPIs suggest maybe they should be. Also, Cruz, Kinsler, Britton, Pomeranz.

It's not surprising that Phil Hughes is seeing better results in Minnesota than New York, but the degree of his turnaround is impressive. Is it sustainable, though?

Yonder Alonso tries to rebound from a sluggish start. Plus Juan Lagares, Aaron Harang, Yasmani Grandal and Trevor Rosenthal.

Joe Mauer's move from C to 1B was supposed to help his hitting, but he's not done much this season. Also Kluber, Francisco, Peavy, Ibanez.

We're seeing a slightly different version of Yasiel Puig in 2014, but the results are just as good. Plus Yovani Gallardo, Todd Frazier, Josh Beckett, and Evan Gattis.

Cuban imports Jose Abreu and Yasiel Puig have overshadowed Yoenis Cespedes after a down year in 2013. How has he responded? Also, Ventura, Fowler, Skaggs, Pinto.

The latest Spotlight takes an in-depth look at Alex Gordon's lack of power over the season's first quarter.

Stephen Strasburg hasn't pitched poorly, but he hasn't been the ace his owners expected. Plus Mike Leake, Jayson Werth, Starlin Castro and Danny Espinosa.

Adam Dunn has surprisingly added a decent BA to his prodigous HR totals. Also Gray, Brantley, Young, DeJesus.