All articles tagged with #starting pitcher rankings
This article provides daily and upcoming starting pitcher streamer rankings for fantasy baseball, categorizing pitchers into tiers based on their matchup potential, along with detailed analysis, projections, and tips for managing your fantasy team across August 15-17, 2025.
This article provides daily rankings and analysis of starting pitchers for fantasy baseball, categorizing them into tiers from auto-start to do not start, with specific recommendations for August 13-15, including matchup insights, streaming strategies, and projections powered by PLV, aimed at helping fantasy players optimize their lineups.
Pitcher List provides daily starting pitcher rankings for fantasy baseball, categorizing pitchers into Auto-Starts, Probably Starts, Questionable Starts, and Do Not Starts. The rankings consider matchups and pitcher performance, with a focus on helping fantasy baseball players make informed streaming decisions. The article also includes a table of offense rankings and highlights the streaming pick of the day. Additionally, it features a competition between the author and PL Bot to pick the best streaming option each day, along with their respective records.
Pitcher List provides daily starting pitcher streamer rankings for fantasy baseball, categorizing pitchers into Auto-Starts, Probably Starts, Questionable Starts, and Do Not Starts tiers based on their matchups. The article also includes streaming picks of the day, offense rankings, and a competition between the author and PL Bot to pick the best streaming option each day. The rankings cover today's and tomorrow's starting pitchers, offering insights and recommendations for fantasy baseball managers.
Thursday's MLB games feature a full 15-game slate, with eight former Cy Young winners scheduled to take the mound. Shohei Ohtani and Max Fried get two of the day's most favorable draws, giving them additional appeal for DFS action and prop bets. Top prospects Jordan Walker and Anthony Volpe have been two of the biggest stories in Spring Training and are currently rostered in less than 50% of ESPN leagues. For those light on saves, there should be help available on the waiver wire. Patrick Corbin of the Washington Nationals was arguably the worst starting pitcher in baseball last season, creating a potential streaming opportunity for Marcell Ozuna.