Daily MLB intelligence for fantasy and rotisserie players.
Who to buy, who to sell — the signal under the surface stats.
Power Rankings
Top 10 Bats (xwOBA)
| # | Player | Team | xwOBA | Call |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Yordan Alvarez | HOU | .493 | Buy |
| 2 | James Wood | WSH | .438 | Buy |
| 3 | Mike Trout | LAA | .422 | Buy |
| 4 | Juan Soto | NYM | .418 | Buy |
| 5 | Aaron Judge | NYY | .415 | Buy |
| 6 | Bryce Harper | PHI | .410 | Buy Low |
| 7 | Ben Rice | NYY | .409 | Sell High |
| 8 | Shohei Ohtani | LAD | .408 | Buy |
| 9 | Dillon Dingler | DET | .406 | Buy Low |
| 10 | Ronald Acuña Jr. | ATL | .400 | Buy |
Top 10 Arms (xERA)
| # | Player | Team | xERA | Call |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jacob Misiorowski | MIL | 2.19 | Sell High |
| 2 | Paul Skenes | PIT | 2.28 | Buy |
| 3 | Cam Schlittler | NYY | 2.55 | Sell High |
| 4 | Braxton Ashcraft | PIT | 2.76 | Buy |
| 5 | Chase Burns | CIN | 2.89 | Sell High |
| 6 | Ben Brown | CHC | 2.91 | Sell High |
| 7 | Reid Detmers | LAA | 2.91 | Buy |
| 8 | Bryan Woo | SEA | 2.91 | Hold |
| 9 | Cristopher Sánchez | PHI | 2.91 | Hold |
| 10 | Joe Ryan | MIN | 3.07 | Hold |
Boards
Buy-Low
- 1José SuarezATH0.45 BABIP against — that crater is noise, not talent.
- 2Jack PerkinsATH2.32-run gap between ERA and xERA.
- 3Mason FluhartyTORxERA 2.01 vs ERA 4.09 — 31.6% Ks + .377 BABIP.
- 4Ryne StanekSTL27.8% K rate with a .357 BABIP; buy the rebound.
- 5Jeff HoffmanTOR36.6% K-rate with .516 BABIP — buy the noise.
Pretenders
- 1Tomoyuki SuganoCOLHiding a 7.71 xERA — Sugano's .251 BABIP won't last.
- 2Gordon GraceffoSTLThe league hasn't noticed he's a 5.37 xERA — Graceffo
- 3Spencer ArrighettiHOUHiding behind a .212 BABIP — Arrighetti xERA 4.68
- 4Cionel PérezNYMThe ERA is already ugly, but the skills are even worse — Pérez at 8.66 xERA.
- 5Michael McGreevySTLRuns a 2.68-run gap between ERA and xERA — McGreevy's 5.66 xERA.
Losers
- 1Merrill KellyAZCan't miss bats at all — Kelly with 14.1% K-rate.
- 2Brady SingerCINWorthless contact — Singer at 6.47 xERA.
- 3Kyle FreelandCOLDeserved misery — Freeland at 6.35 xERA.
- 4Randy VásquezSDLuck hiding a 6.23 xERA disaster — Vásquez
- 5Kyle LeahySTLDeserved 2-run gap between ERA and xERA — Leahy at 6.23 xERA.