Brandon Woodruff is in the midst of a breakout season in MIL—can he close it out getting regular turns in the rotation? Plus, injury updates for backstops in PIT and STL, searching for a leadoff hitter for CHC, and bullpen reinforcements are coming for CIN.
Walker Buehler's 3.44 xERA is a near-perfect match for his 3.46 actual ERA, and over his last 4 GS, he owns an 11.0 Dom, ridiculous 35.0 Cmd, and 212 BPV.
Homer Bailey has put up decent numbers of late, but his skills haven't supported the stats. Plus, updates on Mike Trout, Brad Peacock, Jonathan Lucroy, Rowdy Tellez, Tommy Hunter, Clayton Richard and more.
Clayton Kershaw, Luis Castillo, Joe Musgrove, and James Paxton headline today's slate, but what can we expect from other Strong Start options like Jakob Junis and Max Fried?
The trade of Andrew Cashner creates a rotation opening in Baltimore, though the Orioles' SP options lack fantasy value, while a few equally mediocre arms are pushed out on the Boston side of the deal. Plus, Scherzer hits the IL, and Kyle Freeland is recalled.
With a trio of players set to return in TAM, the infield is about to get very crowded. How might it shake out? Also: back end of the rotation in BAL, Moreland's return in BOS, a prospect to watch in NYY and closer trade winds in TOR.
Brandon Woodruff is in the midst of a breakout season in MIL—can he close it out getting regular turns in the rotation? Plus, injury updates for backstops in PIT and STL, searching for a leadoff hitter for CHC, and bullpen reinforcements are coming for CIN.
Walker Buehler's 3.44 xERA is a near-perfect match for his 3.46 actual ERA, and over his last 4 GS, he owns an 11.0 Dom, ridiculous 35.0 Cmd, and 212 BPV.
Homer Bailey has put up decent numbers of late, but his skills haven't supported the stats. Plus, updates on Mike Trout, Brad Peacock, Jonathan Lucroy, Rowdy Tellez, Tommy Hunter, Clayton Richard and more.
Clayton Kershaw, Luis Castillo, Joe Musgrove, and James Paxton headline today's slate, but what can we expect from other Strong Start options like Jakob Junis and Max Fried?
The trade of Andrew Cashner creates a rotation opening in Baltimore, though the Orioles' SP options lack fantasy value, while a few equally mediocre arms are pushed out on the Boston side of the deal. Plus, Scherzer hits the IL, and Kyle Freeland is recalled.
With a trio of players set to return in TAM, the infield is about to get very crowded. How might it shake out? Also: back end of the rotation in BAL, Moreland's return in BOS, a prospect to watch in NYY and closer trade winds in TOR.