Braxton Garrett's combination of both called and swinging strikes and ball percentage gives him the tools to take a significant step forward in 2023.

An updated look at the metrics that are closely tied to a pitcher's command helps us identify several young arms with strikeout potential that could be worthy of your investment on draft day.

Aaron Civale's near-5.00 ERA won't make him a 2023 target in most leagues, but his excellent finish to the season suggests he could be a premium source of profit.

Nick Lodolo has looked like a rotation anchor at the end of 2022, which is positioning him for even bigger returns in 2023.

No starting pitcher has shown more growth in his skills during the second half than veteran Michael Wacha.

Triston McKenzie is getting better as the season goes along.

George Kirby owns elite skills against lefty and righty bats, an approach that makes him a premium growth stock.

Justin Verlander and Shane Bieber are two aces who have adjusted to declining stuff in 2022.

Underneath Dane Dunning's so-so overall surface stats are some strong marks when he pitches at home.

Ranger Suárez's soaring rate of whiffs in the second half and high rate of soft contact are making him a growth stock.

Braxton Garrett emerged as an impact pitcher in July.