With Francisco Lindor moving up the ladder, should the Indians trade Asdrubal Cabrera to address their other organizational needs? RotoWire's Man on the Scene Bernie Pleskoff takes a look around the American League.
Ray Flowers passes judgment on five players operating in a fashion opposite that we expected. He says to buy Starlin Castro now.
What happens when closers are used in non-save situations? Are they more prone to blowing up a la Jose Valverde?
Kyle Crick missed the first two months of the season due to a shoulder issue but has been scintillating upon his return and looks like a future frontline starter.
Yasiel Puig's arrival has shifted the focus away from a 16-year-old Dodgers farmhand carving up the Midwest League this summer. Nick Shlain takes a closer look.
Jacoby Ellsbury was the highlighted acquisition for Jeff Erickson in one of his dynasty leagues.
A number of knee injuries highlight this week's list, along with Matt Kemp's ongoing shoulder issues.
Second base has been a revolving door in Oakland this season, but the A's hope that converted shortstop Grant Green is the answer. Ryan Eisner takes a look at the league in the latest edition of In Some Depth.
Erik Siegrist looks at some of the top underperformers from this season, like the Yankees' Phil Hughes, to determine whether they're worth a bid to land them on the cheap.
We haven't yet seen Michael Pineda in a Yankees uniform, at least during the regular season. That could change soon, Andrew Martinez suggests in this week's column.
Logan Morrison has played well since returning from the DL. Howard Bender gives him an upgrade and discusses the All-Star Game this week.
Could Brett Lawrie be a second-half post-hype sleeper? Can we put Yasiel Pug's sensational start into historical context? Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss those topics and more.
Ryan Howard has gone on the DL, opening the door for Darin Ruf to get some play at first base before the All-Star break. Jan Levine breaks down his pickup value with the other NL options for the week.
Max Scherzer doesn't have an easy slate of starts this week, but he hasn't gotten this far by beating up on tomato cans.