Muncy takes his pitch-selection skills to a new level, no one’s bothering to shift on Wilmer Difo, and MLB.com’s Jim Callis explains how Jud Fabian has resuscitated his draft prospects.

Jared Walsh has a lot to offer the Angels, the Twins can’t win the close ones, and Michigan’s Steven Hajjar could use some fly ball luck.

John Means goes the distance in style, Anderson’s numbers head in the wrong direction, and minor league starters keep things brief.

Navas misses a whole lot of calls behind the plate, Cincinnati hitters struggle away from home, and draft prospect Henry Davis is doing everything right.

The Yankees closer adds new weapons to his already-deadly repertoire, Ramon Laureano makes the most of his foot speed, and from SoxProspects.com: Tanner Houck heads to Worcester to develop a third pitch.

The Colorado humidor might be doing its job a little too well, the Dodgers cycle through an entire roster worth of players in three days, and the three true outcomes are creeping up in Korea.

Mullins is keeping pace with the best outfielders in baseball, Colorado Mesa is scoring runs regardless of the altitude, and it’s 50 years since a very big reliever started saving ballgames.

Solak’s extra-base hits have a lot in common, Mike Matheny gets creative with the Royals bullpen, and Jacob deGrom tries to augment his own run support.

Kyle Higashioka is forcing the Yankees to make room, the Mendoza line is increasingly normal, and it’s been 16 years since the birth of Fire Joe Morgan.

Shohei Ohtani hides a solid start behind more two-way exploits, the Red Sox and Brewers take different routes to first place, and Jalen Battles is working defensive magic for the Razorbacks.