We have a full day of MLB action today. Take a look at the daily matchups to see which pitchers to start and sit.

The SD rotation is set to shift with the impending return of Joe Musgrove. Similarly, the playing time mix in the COL outfield will change with the return of Randal Grichuk. Plus, the suddenly unsettled (again) situation behind the plate in SF, a concerning start for a regular in LA, and players taking advantage of the rule changes in ARI.

Time to take QBaB—our quality of contact metric that performs well in small samples—out for a spin.

Jesús Luzardo, starting at PHI on Tuesday, notched a 2.64 ERA on the road last season.

By one measure, no one has started a Yankees career better than RHP Jhony Brito. But will that start buy him a prolonged stay in the New York rotation? Also: a potential boost for Vavra in BAL, a rotation glut in BOS, a narrow opening for Bruján in TAM, and a pair of underachievers in TOR.

Mookie Betts' consistency can play in the first round, Zack Wheeler looks to earn a $20+ R$, Nick Castellanos tries to rebound in 2023, Alex Vesia is a strong LIMA option, and Travis d'Arnaud offers value in two-catcher leagues.

In the Midwest League, pitchers like Tink Hence and Cooper Hjerpe were throwing against hitters such as Emmanuel Rodriguez and Jose Salas.

Andrew Heaney is a top rated starting pitcher for his home start versus the Royals.

While not officially naming him the closer, manager Dave Roberts acknowledged that Evan Phillips will get some more save chances in the coming weeks. Plus some prominent injuries to Cruz, Muñoz, and others shake up MLB rosters.

CIN has done a good job of restocking their farm system, and it's ready to see some of that talent hit the major leagues. Plus, the Cruz injury has long-term effects in PIT, searching for rotation help in STL, why Christopher Morel could be the next man up in CHC, and Garrett Mitchell's impressive start to the season in MIL.

The hurts are still rolling in. A. Muñoz, Gallo, d'Arnaud, Meadows, Naughton, Kepler, Oneil, S. Marte, S. Brown, and Davies. Earlier: Injuries starting to pile up: Haninger, Donaldson, Hall, Narváez, McHugh, Jiménez, Harris II, plus updates on Ashby and Tatis. Before earlier: A few more injuries trickle in. Wendle, Cueto, R. Ray, and updates to Nootbaar and R. Iglesias.