Patrick Corbin, Charlie Morton, and German Marquez headline Sunday's slate before the All-Star break.

Gleyber Torres continues to add value in New York's offense, Kennedy ramps up skills in bullpen, Mazara's skills look similar to 2018, Pagan enters save situations for Tampa Bay, and Billy Hamilton looks stuck in neutral.

Max Scherzer, Shane Bieber and Gerrit Cole top a number of strong start options on Sunday.

Chris Sale returns to elite status after a slow April, Nelson Cruz offers power in a strong Minnesota offense, Jorge Soler eyes a 40-HR season, and James Paxton looks to improve his control.

Justin Verlander, Jacob deGrom, and Kenta Maeda are options at the top of Sunday's slate.

Max Kepler has a 30-HR season in his sights, Diego Castillo's skills and saves have provided late-round value, Jose Abreu amps up the power again, Wade Miley's R$ may drop, and Freddy Galvis adds a bit of everything for deeper leagues.

Ryu, Bauer, and Peacock lead Sunday's group of strong starts. Griffin Canning, Sonny Gray, and John Means could also provide decent results.

Rafael Devers shows his skills to open 2019, Brad Peacock has the skill set to sustain his success, Blake Treinen has fallen from his 2018 skills, Ramon Lauerano has the skills for a 15/15 season, and Jake Bauers's skills have slipped in 2019.

Walker Buehler, Stephen Strasburg and Blake Snell are three aces to target on a strong start Sunday.

J.A. Happ loses some value in 2019, Domingo Santana rebounds from 2018, 30 HR appears out of reach for Nick Castellanos, Rick Porcello's skills have slipped, and Luke Voit mashes HR for NYY.

Gerrit Cole, Max Scherzer, and Matt Strahm headline Sunday's slate.