Hector Rondon has the tools to close. Plus Kole Calhoun, Ryon Healy, Teoscar Hernandez, and Wily Peralta.

Juan Soto has been everything we hoped he would be so far—are there any hidden flaws that show up in his skills? Plus, Brad Keller, Joe Jimenez, Ryan McMahon, and Trevor Richards.

After batting .265 with 16 HR in 279 AB a year ago, Jesus Aguilar has fared even better in 2018, compiling a .302 BA and 17 HR in 205 AB. Plus, Ian Desmond, Wade Davis, Manny Margot and Brent Suter.

Charlie Blackmon's production has really slowed down since a blistering start. Plus, Jose Peraza and Enrique Hernandez are surging, Seth Lugo thriving in rotation, and Derek Holland back from the dead.

Mitch Haniger has shown signs over the last two seasons of becoming an impact bat. Can he consolidate those flashes?

Justin Upton, Manny Machado, and Evan Gattis have produced in 2018, but Addison Reed looks for stronger numbers for the rest of the season.

Nick Castellanos is disappointing owners with his mediocre HR pace. Should we expect more?

Thanks to a .300+ BA, Austin Meadows has hit his way into a four-man rotation in the PIT outfield—does he have the skills to keep it up? Plus, Jordan Hicks, Dustin Fowler, Jaime Barria and Hunter Dozier.

Ross Stripling began 2018 in the bullpen, but injuries opened the door for him to join the starting rotation on April 30 and he hasn’t looked back, delivering a stellar 2.37 ERA in ten starts (1.99 ERA overall). Do the underlying metrics support this newfound level of excellence? Plus, Anthony Rendon, Scooter Gennett, Vince Velasquez and David Peralta.

Kris Bryant hasn't lived up to his draft day cost, and is currently mired in a slump, but there's no reason for his owners to push the panic button. Plus, Tyler Flowers, Mac Williamson, Jhoulys Chacin, and Felipe Vazquez.

How has Eugenio Suarez been doing what he's done? Let's call it "selective aggression".