Fantasy Baseball SP Rankings: Streamers & Two-Start Pitchers

Welcome to the FantasyPros Week 11 starting pitcher fantasy baseball rankings. Every Friday, we’ll take a closer look at the upcoming week and rank every starting pitcher based on their overall skills, recent production, head-to-head matchup and park factor. These rankings are for Monday, June 2nd through Sunday, June 8th.

Fantasy Baseball Starting Pitchers Guide: Week 11

Be sure to take a look at expert consensus rankings (ECR) as a helpful tool when setting your lineups. You can also take advantage of our Pitcher Planner’s resource for probable pitchers as well as our streaming pitcher rankings.

Top 50 Starting Pitchers (June 2nd to June 8th)

Rank Pitcher Matchup(s)
1 Zack Wheeler @ TOR, @ PIT
2 Chris Sale vs. ARI, @ SF
3 Tarik Skubal @ CWS
4 Paul Skenes vs. HOU
5 Logan Webb vs. SD, vs. ATL
6 Carlos Rodon vs. CLE, vs. BOS
7 Drew Rasmussen vs. TEX, vs. MIA
8 Joe Ryan @ ATH, vs. TOR
9 Pablo Lopez @ ATH, vs. TOR
10 Cole Ragans @ CWS
11 Max Fried vs. CLE
12 Framber Valdez @ PIT
13 Yoshinobu Yamamoto @ STL
14 Spencer Strider @ SF
15 Nick Pivetta @ SF
16 Dylan Cease @ SF
17 Hunter Brown @ CLE
18 Robbie Ray vs. SD
19 Corbin Burnes @ CIN
20 Garrett Crochet @ NYY
21 Freddy Peralta @ CIN, vs. SD
22 Jack Flaherty @ CWS, vs. CHC
23 Nathan Eovaldi @ TB, @ WAS
24 Lance McCullers @ PIT, @ CLE
25 Dustin May vs. NYM, @ STL
26 George Kirby vs. BAL, @ LAA
27 Tylor Megill vs. LAD, @ COL
28 Kris Bubic @ CWS
29 Hunter Greene vs. MIL
30 Spencer Schwellenbach vs. ARI
31 Bryan Woo vs. BAL
32 MacKenzie Gore vs. CHC
33 Kevin Gausman @ MIN
34 Bailey Ober @ ATH
35 Jacob deGrom @ WAS
36 Cristopher Sanchez @ TOR
37 Kodai Senga @ COL
38 Matthew Liberatore vs. KC
39 Luis Castillo @ LAA
40 Ranger Suarez @ PIT
41 Seth Lugo @ STL
42 Sonny Gray vs. LAD
43 Ryan Pepiot vs. TEX
44 Casey Mize @ CWS
45 Nick Lodolo vs. ARI
46 Tanner Bibee @ NYY
47 Shane Smith vs. DET, vs. KC
48 Tyler Mahle @ TB
49 Landen Roupp vs. SD
50 Max Meyer vs. COL

Smash Spots

Max Fried (SP – NYY) vs. CLE

Max Fried has been dominant this season, putting up a 1.29 ERA and 0.93 WHIP with 16 walks and 67 strikeouts in 70 innings.

This is a great matchup against the Guardians, who have a 24.6% strikeout rate versus lefties (22nd).

Robbie Ray (SP – SF) vs. SD

Robbie Ray has been on a roll lately, allowing one earned run or fewer in four of his last five starts. The veteran lefty now has a 2.56 ERA and 1.15 WHIP with 27 walks and 69 strikeouts in 63.1 innings.

This is another good spot at home in a pitcher-friendly environment against a Padres team that has a 79 wRC+ in the last 14 days (28th).

Hunter Greene (SP – CIN) vs. MIL

Hunter Greene has been much better at home this season, putting up a 1.86 ERA and 0.69 WHIP with seven walks and 38 strikeouts in 29 innings.

This is an exploitable matchup against the Brewers, who have an 87 wRC+ in the last 14 days (22nd).

Risky Starts

Sonny Gray (SP – STL) vs. LAD

Sonny Gray is in a tough spot at home against a Dodgers offense that is starting to wake up, putting up 20 runs in their last three games.

It’s always a challenge to face such a stacked lineup filled with superstars, making Gray a risky play this week. While you’re still starting him, there’s a risk of an underwhelming outing.

Tanner Bibee (SP – CLE) @ NYY

Tanner Bibee hasn’t been himself this season, as highlighted by a 19.2% strikeout rate, which is a sizeable decrease from last year’s 26.3% number.

Going to Yankee Stadium is always a risky start, especially for a righty who has a 4.33 SIERA on the season.

Tyler Mahle (SP – TEX) @ TB

Tyler Mahle has been fantastic this season, registering a 1.64 ERA, but this feels unsustainable given his 4.52 SIERA.

Negative regression is coming soon, and it’s likely to hit hard. There’s a reasonable chance that this happens in this tough matchup in a hitter-friendly environment at George M. Steinbrenner Field.

Two-Start Pitchers

Lance McCullers (SP – HOU) @ PIT, @ CLE

Lance McCullers is coming off a dominant outing against the Athletics, where he struck out 12 hitters in only six innings.

Up next are a pair of exploitable matchups against the Pirates (29th in wRC+ versus righties) and the Guardians (19th in wRC+ versus righties).

Dustin May (SP – LAD) vs. NYM, @ STL

Dustin May has performed well lately, recording eight or more strikeouts in three consecutive outings.

That’s why you have to fire up the Dodgers righty in a two-start week, even though the matchups aren’t great against the Mets and Cardinals.

George Kirby (SP – SEA) vs. BAL, @ LAA

George Kirby has struggled in two starts since coming off the injured list (IL), allowing 11 earned runs in 8.2 innings.

But this feels like two matchups to get back on track, including a home outing against the struggling Orioles and a road game against a strikeout-prone Angels team.

Top Streamers

Shane Smith (SP – CWS) vs. DET, @ KC

Shane Smith has allowed three earned runs in each of his last two outings, but this is a two-start week where you can pick him up off the waiver wire to rack up at least 10 combined strikeouts.

While the first matchup against the Tigers is tough, the second one against the Royals is good (26th in wRC+ versus righties).

Landen Roupp (SP – SF) vs. SD

Landen Roupp has allowed one earned run or fewer in three consecutive starts, so it’s clear he’s starting to get back on track for the Giants.

Next up is a good spot at home against the Padres, who have one of the coldest offenses of late.

Max Meyer (SP – MIA) vs. COL

Max Meyer has hit a wall for the Marlins, allowing four or more earned runs in four of his last six starts.

But this is the perfect get-right spot at home against the Rockies, who have the second-highest strikeout rate against righties this season.


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