Chris Paddack is witnessing a resurgence with the Minnesota Twins, posting a 2.17 ERA and 0.95 WHIP over 58 innings. His improved performance is attributed to a change in his four-seam fastball's movement and enhanced breaking balls, particularly a new gyro slider that generates more strikeouts. Meanwhile, Ryan Yarbrough has also excelled since joining the Yankees, showcasing a 2.08 ERA while modifying his pitch mix to leverage his cutter and changeup more effectively against right-handed hitters. Max Meyer’s struggles continue with a 7.01 ERA, primarily linked to a declining slider usage and command issues. Brandon Pfaadt has shown flashes of brilliance but faces difficulties against left-handed batters due to a drop in his curveball usage, which impacts his strikeout potential.