Trevor Bauer struggled in 10 starts after joining the Reds in late July, but he has rebounded with a dazzling 0.93 ERA and 32 strikeouts in 19 IP so far in 2020. What’s behind the tremendous start? Plus, Corey Seager, Nick Senzel, Robbie Ray, and Colin Moran.

Frankie Montas seemed on his way to a breakout season before MLB suspended him 80 games for violating its policy on performance enhancing drugs. Do the underlying skills support the 2.63 ERA he posted in 2019? Plus, Khris Davis, Rich Hill, Yandy Diaz, and JaCoby Jones.

A spring training injury pushed Carlos Martinez into a relief role in 2019 where compiled a 3.17 ERA with 24 saves. The plan is for him to return to the starting rotation in 2020, but is he up to the task? Plus, Eric Thames, Scott Oberg, Jarrod Dyson, and Eric Sogard.

David Dahl seemed on his way to a breakout 2019, batting .302 with 15 HR and 4 SB before injury cut yet another season short. Could 2020 finally be his year? Plus, Wade Davis, Matt Carpenter, Ender Inciarte, and Ross Stripling.

Mookie Betts was the top player off the board in many leagues in 2019, but he failed to meet expectations. What might 2020 have in store? Plus, Christian Walker, Edwin Diaz, Joc Pederson, and Wade Miley.

Ronald Acuna came within an eyelash of a 40/40 season in 2019, as he batted .280 with 41 HR and 37 SB. What can we expect in 2020? Plus, Michael Conforto, Alex Wood, Jesus Aguilar, and Johnny Cueto.

Starling Marte racked up his fourth $30 season in the past five years, as he finished 2019 with a .295 batting average, 23 HR and 25 SB. Is there any reason for concern heading into 2020? Plus, Anthony DeSclafani, Didi Gregorius, Tyler Beede, and Gregory Polanco.

Sonny Gray was terrific in his first season with the Reds, compiling a 2.87 ERA and 1.08 WHIP in 175 IP. Can he keep it going in 2020? Plus, Justin Turner, Tommy Edman, Sandy Alcantara, and Tyler O'Neill.

Aaron Nola followed an outstanding 2018 season with a disappointing 3.87 ERA and 1.27 WHIP in 2019. Can he rebound in 2020? Plus, Marcell Ozuna, Yadier Molina, Chris Archer, and Mike Yastrzemski.

Tommy Pham batted .273 with 21 HR and 25 SB in 2019 despite being limited by a right hand injury and a flexor strain (elbow) over the final two months of the season. What can we expect in 2020? Plus, Zac Gallen, J.D. Davis, Joe Musgrove, and Jesse Winker.

Yu Darvish rebounded from an injury-riddled 2018 and posted an impressive 2.95 ERA, 0.93 WHIP and 124 K in 88 IP in the second half. What can we expect in 2020? Plus, Andrew McCutchen, Carson Kelly, Jairo Diaz, and Dansby Swanson.