All articles tagged with #sp roundup
Jake Bennett anchors the SP Roundup with a 7-inning, 0-run start that drops his ERA to 2.64 and cements his roster-worthiness, while the piece also recaps notable Wednesday performances (Cease’s near-no-hitter, McClanahan’s consistency, Jones’s six frames of no-hit ball) and weighs which arms carry fantasy teams into the All-Star break.
Pitcher List’s 7/2 SP Roundup reviews Thursday’s starters, noting Hurston Waldrep’s return as more of a cautionary outing than a breakout and advising against overpaying for him. Standouts include Bryce Miller’s dominant 7.0 IP, 0 ER, 8 K performance; Jacob Misiorowski’s 10 Ks over five innings; Ian Seymour’s SWATCH-heavy outing; Walbert Ureña’s changeup success; and Alan Rangel’s four-shutout frames. Others struggled, with Dustin May, Framber Valdez, Roki Sasaki, and Slade Cecconi among the less encouraging starts. The piece also mentions that streaming picks have moved to the SP Matchups & Streamer Rankings article and invites readers to join Nick Pollack's Twitch Q&A for questions.
On 6/25 SP Roundup, Tatsuya Imai turned in 6.0 innings of 0 earned runs with 10 strikeouts against DET, prompting Crumpler to suggest trusting him going forward despite a volatile season. The article also recaps other Thursday starters—Ian Seymour’s 6.2 scoreless frames vs KC, Bryce Miller’s 11 Ks in a strong outing, Cam Schlittler’s clean line in Boston, and several mixed results (Gausman, Lugo, Gore) that highlight the risk/reward of streaming arms.
Cam Schlittler anchors Pitcher List's 6/19 SP Roundup with 6.0 innings of 0-run ball and 13 strikeouts as velocity returns and CSW spikes, signaling a breakout that could sustain him as a fantasy asset. The piece then provides quick-hit notes on a host of Friday starters—Ranger Suarez, Martín Pérez, Seth Lugo, Bryce Miller, Luis Castillo, Landen Roupp, Jacob Misiorowski, Tarik Skubal, Tanner Bibee, Trey Gibson, Rhett Lowder, José Soriano, Miles Mikolas, Jacob deGrom, Jeffrey Springs, and Kevin Gausman—covering CSW, pitch usage, workload, and streamer viability, with cautions on recent struggles for several arms and guidance on next-week schedules.
Pitcher List’s SP Roundup recaps every Wednesday starter, highlighting David Sandlin’s impressive MLB debut (high velocity and strong secondaries) and other strong showings (Cristopher Sánchez, Connelly Early, Gerrit Cole, Shohei Ohtani, Andrew Abbott, and more), while flagging injuries (Mize’s groin, Eury Pérez’s hamstring) and concerns about regression (Matz, Soriano). The piece weighs short-term fantasy viability, mentions streamer picks in a separate piece, and ends by inviting readers to Nick Pollack’s Twitch office hours for questions.
Gerrit Cole makes a strong return from Tommy John surgery with 6 innings of 0 earned runs against Tampa Bay, signaling potential top-tier form but with questions on his secondary pitches; the Friday SP Roundup also highlights standout outings from Cristopher Sánchez, Gavin Williams, Noah Cameron, Miles Mikolas, Bubba Chandler and others, while noting a new author and streaming picks to come in the daily coverage.
Pitcher List's SP Roundup reviews every Wednesday starter, led by Trey Yesavage’s breakout 6.0 IP, 0 ER gem vs. the Yankees (95+ mph velo, strong 4-seamer/slider, 8 Ks) and Kyle Harrison’s elite 7.0 IP, 0 ER, 11 Ks; the piece surveys a broad slate of starts, notes standout performances and pitfalls, and flags streamer targets, while mentioning that daily SP streaming picks have moved to the SP Matchups & Streamer Rankings article.
Pitcher List's 5/18 SP Roundup breaks down every Monday starter, led by Trevor Rogers' brutal 3.2-inning, 7-ER outing, while a slate of other arms delivered encouraging performances (Michael King, Max Meyer, Bryan Woo, Yoshinobu Yamamoto). The piece also highlights a 10-strikeout gem from J.T. Ginn, signals Noah Schultz’s rebound potential, notes JR Ritchie’s optioning after a blowup, and provides streamer guidance and rest-of-week expectations for fantasy pitchers.
Nick Pollack’s SP Roundup reviews every Sunday starter, flagging Roki Sasaki’s 7-inning, 1-run gem against the Angels and probing whether his slider/ forkball tweaks and overall profile are sustainable, while also praising strong showings from Wheeler, Eovaldi, Gausman, Pallante and others. The piece notes streaming guidance has moved to the SP Matchups & Streamer Rankings for daily picks and invites readers to join his Twitch Q&A for questions.
Nick Pollack’s SP Roundup for 5/12 recaps every starting pitcher from Tuesday, led by Bailey Ober’s 9.0 IP of 0 runs against the Marlins, with Paul Skenes delivering an 8-inning, 0-earned start and 10 Ks. The piece analyzes each starter’s stuff, command, and sustainability, notes which arms look viable for upcoming starts, and reinforces how to approach streaming and busier rotations in fantasy baseball.
Nick Pollack breaks down every starting pitcher from Friday’s games in SP Roundup, spotlighting strong performances from Connelly Early, Dylan Cease, Jacob Misiorowski, and Michael McGreevy, plus notable outings like Ryne Nelson and Robbie Ray, while cautioning on durability and workload. The piece emphasizes CSW and pitch mix, offers value-driven takeaways for week-to-week fantasy pitching, and notes that streaming picks have moved to a dedicated SP Matchups article.
Nick Pollack reviews every Saturday starter, highlighting standout performances (like Will Warren’s 7 innings with 11 strikeouts and Gavin Williams’ 11-K gem) while calling out missteps and fluctuations in command. The piece dives into CSW rates, pitch usage, and mechanics, offering streaming guidance and guidance on who to hold or drop, and pointing readers to daily SP Matchups & Streamer Rankings for the best upcoming streamer options. It also teases next-week plans and encourages questions via his Twitch sessions.
Pitcher List’s SP Roundup reviews Thursday’s starting-pitching performances, led by Parker Messick’s dominant 8-inning outing against Baltimore and a recommendation to hold fringe arms with upside, while surveying notable starts and streamer options for fantasy managers in 12- and 15-team leagues.
Nick Pollack’s SP Roundup recaps every Tuesday starter, led by Noah Schultz’s White Sox debut vs. TB—flashy stuff but a debut-downer that signals rookie volatility. The piece also highlights strong outings from Abel, Yamamoto, and Nolan McLean, Detmers’ improved changeup, and a mix of solid and shaky lines across many pitchers, underscoring early-season unpredictability. Schultz’s long-term value will depend on adjustments and schedule; streaming picks live in another article, with Twitch Q&A available. Hold Schultz if possible, but expect ups and downs as the season begins.
Pitcher List’s Nick Pollack breaks down Monday’s starting-pitcher performances, led by Garrett Crochet’s brutal 1.2 IP with 10 ER and a question of whether a buy-low rebound is warranted; the roundup then surveys a slate of other starters (Wrobleski, Eovaldi, Skenes, Nelson, Kirby, Sánchez, etc.), noting velocity shifts, pitch-mix tweaks, and upcoming schedules to guide fantasy decisions and promoting his Twitch Q&A for live questions.