All articles tagged with #starting pitcher
The SP Roundup reviews all Thursday starters, led by Aaron Nola’s 6.0 IP, 3 ER line and ongoing home-run woes, signaling a cautious tilt for July and suggesting streaming over chasing a return to form; Christian Scott delivered a clean outing, and the piece directs readers to daily SP matchups/streamer rankings for picks while previewing the Jared Jones–Gavin Williams matchup.
The Reds agreed to a seven-year, $105 million extension for right-hander Chase Burns, starting next season and running through 2033, adding two years of club control. At 23, Burns has broken out with a 2.54 ERA across 18 starts (102 2/3 IP), 28.6% strikeouts and 9% walks, powered by a 97.8 mph fastball and a 90.5 mph slider with a light-changeup. Left-handed hitters have produced a .214/.307/.409 line with 10 of his 12 homers allowed coming against lefties, while right-handers are at .195/.230/.286. The deal is the largest ever for a pitcher with under four years of service and cements Burns as a rotation cornerstone alongside Hunter Greene, even as the Reds sit nine games under .500 and eye potential further moves for controllable arms.
Milwaukee’s historically strong first half gave way to a brutal Pittsburgh sweep, underscoring the Brewers’ need to add a reliable starting pitcher before the MLB trade deadline.
A fantasy baseball piece ranking starting pitchers by matchup for today, tomorrow, and the day after (7/5–7/7) in four tiers—Auto-Start, Probably Start, Questionable Start, and Do Not Start—tailored for 12-team leagues. It includes separate today/tomorrow/day-after tables, Twitch-based discussions, and daily streaming picks, plus PLV-powered projections with PL Bot comparisons. For PL Pro members, there’s a 14-day SP Sit/Start Grid and other extended tools.
This fantasy baseball guide ranks starting pitcher streamers for 7/4–7/6 using a four-tier system (Auto-Start to Do Not Start), with day-by-day tables, roster % thresholds, and projections (PLV/PL Bot). It lists top auto-starts for Saturday (Sale, Yamamoto, Rasmussen, Gilbert, Brown, Luzardo, Woodruff, Gray, Ashcraft), strong Sunday auto-starts (Ryan, Suarez, Kirby, McLean), plus entries across the other tiers and a Do Not Start section, along with notes on the 14-day SP Sit/Start Grid for PL Pro members and the existing streaming records.
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.
The Diamondbacks option Brandon Pfaadt to Triple-A Reno to rebuild him as a starter after moving him to the bullpen, with Taylor Clarke placed on the bereavement/family medical emergency list and Kade Strowd and Philip Abner recalled. The move follows a rough start to 2026 for Pfaadt amid mixed results in recent seasons, and Arizona is juggling rotation depth while navigating injuries and uneven performances.
FanGraphs' May 26, 2026 Daily SP Chart lists pitchers with 2026 performance, opponent wOBA vs handedness, and opponent K% along with general start/sit recommendations for 10-, 12-, and 15-team leagues, plus IP projections for 10/12/15+ innings, ERA/WHIP, and color-coded matchups to help standard 5×5 roto decisions.
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’s fantasy baseball SP streamer rankings for 5/17–5/19 present four tiers (Auto Start to Do Not Start) with daily tables for today and tomorrow, rostership data, and matchup notes for 12-team leagues. The piece also features PLV-powered projections, PL Bot daily picks, Twitch AMA office hours, and a 14-day Sit/Start SP Grid for PL Pro members.
This fantasy baseball article provides daily starting pitcher streamer rankings for 5/11–5/13, grouping pitchers into Auto-Start, Probably Start, Questionable Start, and Do Not Start tiers with rostership data, Twitch AMA notes, and PL Pro projections. It also teases a 14-day Sit/Start SP grid for PL Pro members and daily picks across the next two days.
This piece provides three-day Starting Pitcher Streamer rankings (Auto-Start, Probably Start, Questionable Start, Do Not Start) for fantasy baseball for May 10–12, 2026, including daily matchups, rostership data, and color-coded streaming picks. It also explains the PLV-powered offense projections and PL Bot daily projections, mentions the 14-day SP Sit/Start Grid for PL Pro members, and notes that rankings are fluid and may change. Readers are invited to join the author’s Twitch AMA for questions and discussion.
This daily fantasy baseball guide ranks today’s, tomorrow’s, and the day-after pitcher matchups across four tiers (Auto Start to Do Not Start), with day-by-day picks, color-coded recommendations, and PLV-based offense projections. It notes live Twitch AMA Q&As, PL Bot competition, and access to a 14-day SP grid for PL Pro members, while cautioning that matchups are subject to change.
The Orioles will promote Trey Gibson from the taxi squad to the active roster for a Sunday start vs. the Yankees, filling a rotation slot created by Trevor Rogers’ IL stint and a recent doubleheader. At 23, Gibson has a 4.01 ERA in 24 2/3 Triple-A innings this season but has posted a 2.55 ERA over his last five outings, and Baltimore hopes his deep pitch arsenal and development under the coaching staff can help him contribute as a starter while injuries thin the rotation.
Left-hander Cristopher Sánchez will start Game 1 of the Phillies’ 12:35 p.m. doubleheader against the Giants at Citizens Bank Park after Wednesday’s rainout, while the Game 2 starter remains unannounced; Andrew Painter had been in line for Thursday’s night game, but no second starter has been named yet for the twin bill.