After previewing and, uh, post-viewing trade deadline implications over the past two weeks, In Some Depth returns to something like Business-as-Usual today.
Jason Kipnis has thrived upon getting the full-time second base job for the Tribe.
The White Sox still intend to make Chris Sale a starter for 2012, making him a nice pickup in deeper leagues where he could serve as a cheap keeper.
While many are now getting an opportunity following last week's trade deadline, Mike Minor is getting a look from the Braves after Jair Jurrjens' injury.
Not only is Justin Verlander's heater the fastest in the game, but it's also the most effective. No surprise that he tops the AL Value Meter this week.
Now that we're moving deeper into the second half of the season, Bernie looks back at many of the prospects he's profiled over the past year.
Musings examines mound questions from around the league, includingTrevor Cahill's tough second half.
Heath Bell was one of the many potential trade targets not dealt at the deadline, leaving him free to exchange more awkward high-fives with his Padre teammates.
Washington's Stephen Strasburg is progressing well in his rehab and could make it back to the Nats' rotation before the end of the season.
Geovany Soto teased fantasy owners with his rate stats last year but has fallen short this year. Where will he end up?