With the Futures Game now in the books, Bernie Pleskoff takes stock of the talent he saw at Citi Field on Sunday afternoon including the Twins' Miguel Sano.
Justin Upton a sleeper? Now's the time to roll the dice on the Braves outfielder after a lengthy struggle in the first half.
A first-round selection in the 2011 draft, Jed Bradley has been stuck at High-A for the better part of two seasons.
Chris Davis has always possessed excellent raw power, but an improved approach has ultimately enabled him to fully harness it in the first half this season. Jason Collette takes a closer look.
Mike Moustakas has come alive with the bat under the tutelage of new hitting coach George Brett.
Justin Smoak has started to display some of the power potential many thought he had when he was drafted. Can he keep it up? Howard Bender discusses him and more this week.
The Diamondbacks removed Heath Bell from the closer's job this week, moving to a committee instead. Jan Levine breaks down the various options there.
Can you really buy low on Starlin Castro? Are you interested in the All-Star game at all? If not, what would it take to make you interested in the game? That and more, from Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson. (WITH VIDEO)
Shortstop is currently thin at the big league level, but Addison Russell is part of a talented group of shortstops rising up top prospect lists.
With the addition of the 2013 draft class, Byron Buxton tops the latest Top 200 list from Nick Shlain and Jesse Siegel.
Derek Jeter returned to the Yankees this week after missing nearly all of the first half of the season.
Is Dan Haren a ticking time bomb? Here's a look at pitchers to avoid in the second half.
Justin Fielkow circles back to discuss changes to free-agent compensation and their impact on the MLB trade deadline.
Forget the home runs, it's Pedro Alvarez's average and on-base numbers that are really surprising. But can he keep up that pace in the second half?