Looking to put an ugly April behind him, Andrew McCutchen's bat has emerged, but the knee issue is putting his stolen base totals at risk. Plus, Matt Carpenter, Christian Yelich, Gio Gonzalez, and Jeremy Hellickson.
Bryce Harper is on an absolute tear, and looks to be fulfilling the promise that was expected out of him since he was drafted first overall in 2010. Plus, Daniel Murphy, Brayan Pena, David Phelps, and Kyle Lohse.
Jorge Soler's strikeouts are up and home runs are down so far, but both numbers should improve in short order. Plus, Chase Utley, Lucas Duda, Shelby Miller, and Mike Fiers.
Anthony Rizzo is flashing his wheels in 2015, adding to his already substantial value. Plus, Josh Harrison, Jason Heyward, Jordan Zimmermann, and Jason Marquis.
Aroldis Chapman continues to pile up the strikeouts, while leaving little doubt that he's the most dominant closer in the game. Plus Ryan Vogelsong, Jerome Williams, Ian Desmond, and Jayson Werth.
For the second straight year, Jordy Mercer has struggled out of the gate, but luckily for him, Jung-ho Kang hasn't done anything offensively, either. Can Mercer hold onto the starting role?
Giancarlo Stanton's 2014 season came to an abrupt end after he was hit in the face by a pitch, but now he's back. Plus, Denard Span, Nick Hundley, Ender Inciarte, and Jimmy Nelson.
Looking to put an ugly April behind him, Andrew McCutchen's bat has emerged, but the knee issue is putting his stolen base totals at risk. Plus, Matt Carpenter, Christian Yelich, Gio Gonzalez, and Jeremy Hellickson.
Bryce Harper is on an absolute tear, and looks to be fulfilling the promise that was expected out of him since he was drafted first overall in 2010. Plus, Daniel Murphy, Brayan Pena, David Phelps, and Kyle Lohse.
Jorge Soler's strikeouts are up and home runs are down so far, but both numbers should improve in short order. Plus, Chase Utley, Lucas Duda, Shelby Miller, and Mike Fiers.
Anthony Rizzo is flashing his wheels in 2015, adding to his already substantial value. Plus, Josh Harrison, Jason Heyward, Jordan Zimmermann, and Jason Marquis.
Aroldis Chapman continues to pile up the strikeouts, while leaving little doubt that he's the most dominant closer in the game. Plus Ryan Vogelsong, Jerome Williams, Ian Desmond, and Jayson Werth.
For the second straight year, Jordy Mercer has struggled out of the gate, but luckily for him, Jung-ho Kang hasn't done anything offensively, either. Can Mercer hold onto the starting role?
Giancarlo Stanton's 2014 season came to an abrupt end after he was hit in the face by a pitch, but now he's back. Plus, Denard Span, Nick Hundley, Ender Inciarte, and Jimmy Nelson.