Freddie Freeman delivers a strong R$, Joe Musgrove can overcome slow start, Jonathan India's rebound is mostly fact, Giovanny Gallegos nabs May saves, and Tyler Stephenson looks to improve.

Can Anthony Rizzo keep up a .300 BA and hit 30 HR? Is José Berríos back after a disappointing 2022? Plus, updates on George Springer, Paul Sewald, and Chris Bassitt.

Tanner Bibee has enjoyed a terrific MLB debut, but his skills suggest we could see a downturn in his performance in the short-term. Plus, early analysis of Zach Neto, Ryan Noda, Blake Sabol, and Louie Varland.

Corbin Young deeply analyzes Randy Arozarena, and whether his skills look legitimate based on the past history and scouting reports.

In this week's AL Facts/Flukes column, we discuss Harrison Bader, Patrick Sandoval, José Abreu, Alex Faedo, and Mickey Moniak. Do they have legitimate skills?

Aaron Nola is off to a disappointing start. Has it just been bad luck or something more? Plus, Dansby Swanson, William Contreras, Drew Smyly, and Jeimer Candelario.

Xander Bogaerts cools off in May, Taijuan Walker could see improved ratios with better fortune, Rowdy Tellez can crush RHP, Tylor Megill has lost some skills, and Alec Bohm is productive.

Grayson Rodriguez's MLB debut is off to a terrible start, though bad luck has played a sizable role in his struggles. Plus, early analysis of Ji-Hwan Bae, Gabriel Moreno, Brayan Bello, and Brice Turang.

We expected big things in 2022, and he fell flat. In 2023, though, he's seemingly living up to his promise. Or is he?

We discuss Dane Dunning, Taylor Walls, Wandy Peralta, Jake Burger, and Jason Adam in this week's AL Facts/Flukes article. Which players have legitimate skills?

Ronald Acuña is off to a tremendous start, batting .344 with 11 HR and 18 SB through 209 PA. What's behind the surge? Plus, Hunter Greene, Lourdes Gurriel, Eric Lauer, and Jean Segura.