Matt Wallner has flashed his high power ceiling at home, where both his batted ball quality and production turn elite.

Julio Urías owns some of the widest home/road splits in the game, making him a must-start at home and a match play on the road.

Few players have made more gains in their batted ball quality in the second half than Nolan Jones.

No starting pitcher has shown more growth so far in the second half than Tanner Bibee.

Several young batters took a big step forward in July. One was Yainer Diaz, whose monthly gains suggest his bat could perform at a frontline level down the stretch.

Tyler Glasnow turned back the clock in July by resurrecting his combination of whiffs and groundballs.

Triston Casas has turned into one of the game's best hitters so far in the second half.

The dramatic improvement in Jesús Luzardo's surface stats has been backed by impactful underlying skills.

Post-hype play Elehuris Montero could convert his elite season at Triple-A into MLB results if an everyday opportunity aligns for him in the second half.

Louie Varland has been one of the better strike-throwers in the game despite his shaky surface stats.

Few batters can match the combination of production, batted ball skills, and plate discipline that Yandy Díaz has shown over the past 12 months.