Fantasy Baseball SP Rankings: Streamers & Two-Start Pitchers

Welcome to the FantasyPros Week 22 starting pitcher fantasy baseball rankings. Every week, 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, September 1st through Sunday, September 8th.

Fantasy Baseball Starting Pitchers Guide: Week 23

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 (September 1st to September 7th)

Rank	Pitcher	Matchup(s)
1	Tarik Skubal	vs. CWS
2	Garrett Crochet	vs. CLE
3	Cristopher Sanchez	@ MIA
4	Jacob deGrom	vs. HOU
5	Paul Skenes	vs. LAD
6	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	@ BAL
7	Hunter Brown	@ TEX
8	Blake Snell	@ PIT
9	Jesus Luzardo	@ MIA
10	Hunter Greene	vs. TOR, vs. NYM
11	Jacob Misiorowski	vs. PHI, @ PIT
12	Sonny Gray	vs. ATL, vs. SF
13	Spencer Strider	@ CHC, vs. SEA
14	Drew Rasmussen	vs. SEA, vs. CLE
15	Dylan Cease	vs. BAL, @ COL
16	Max Fried	@ HOU, vs. TOR
17	Luis Castillo	@ TB, @ ATL
18	Brandon Woodruff	@ PIT
19	Tyler Glasnow	@ BAL
20	Bryan Woo	@ TB
21	Joe Ryan	@ KC
22	George Kirby	@ TB
23	Freddy Peralta	vs. PHI
24	Ranger Suarez	@ MIL
25	Logan Webb	@ COL
26	Logan Gilbert	@ ATL
27	Shota Imanaga	vs. ATL
28	Ryne Nelson	vs. TEX, vs. BOS
29	Noah Cameron	vs. LAA, vs. MIN
30	Bailey Ober	vs. CWS, @ KC
31	Andrew Abbott	vs. NYM
32	Framber Valdez	vs. NYY
33	Shane Bieber	@ CIN
34	Trevor Rogers	vs. LAD
35	Kevin Gausman	@ NYY
36	Nick Pivetta	@ COL
37	Robbie Ray	@ COL
38	Ryan Pepiot	vs. CLE
39	Carlos Rodon	@ HOU
40	Brayan Bello	vs. CLE
41	Jack Flaherty	vs. CWS
42	Kodai Senga	@ CIN
43	Zac Gallen	vs. TEX
44	Tanner Bibee	@ TB
45	Nick Lodolo	vs. TOR
46	Kyle Bradish	@ SD
47	Lucas Giolito	@ ARI
48	Cade Horton	vs. ATL
49	Charlie Morton	vs. NYM
50	Sandy Alcantara	vs. PHI

Smash Spots

Blake Snell (SP – LAD) @ PIT

Blake Snell has allowed a combined eight earned runs in 28.1 innings since returning from injury on August 2nd. Up next is a smash spot against one of the worst lineups in baseball in a pitcher’s park.

Brandon Woodruff (SP – MIL) @ PIT

Brandon Woodruff has hit a rough patch lately, with consecutive poor outings against the Diamondbacks and Blue Jays, but he should be able to right the ship against the lowly Pirates.

Jesus Luzardo (SP – PHI) @ MIA

Jesus Luzardo is coming off a poor outing against the Mets, but he should be able to get back on track against the Marlins. We’ve seen a high ceiling from the Phillies’ lefty this year, including 12 strikeouts against the Mariners on August 20th.

Risky Starts

Nick Pivetta (SP – SD) @ COL

Nick Pivetta has been rock-solid for the Padres this season, but it’s always concerning to fire up a starting pitcher at Coors Field, even with the Rockies being one of the worst offenses in MLB.

Robbie Ray (SP – SF) @ COL

Like Pivetta, Robbie Ray is in a tough spot at Coors. The Giants’ lefty has also not been as effective of late, coming off a six earned run outing against the Orioles.

Carlos Rodon (SP – NYY) @ HOU

Carlos Rodon has been one of the Yankees’ most dependable pitchers this season, but up next is a tough spot against a righty-heavy Astros lineup.

Two-Start Pitchers

Ryne Nelson (SP – ARI) vs. TEX, vs. BOS

Ryne Nelson has been a nice surprise for the Diamondbacks, registering a 3.53 ERA on the season. The young righty has been much better at home, featuring a 2.42 ERA and 0.93 WHIP, which is good news for his two-start week against the Rangers and Red Sox.

Noah Cameron (SP – KC) vs. LAA, vs. MIN

Noah Cameron has been another surprising starter this season, putting up a 2.92 ERA in 108 innings. He’s got a pair of exploitable home matchups against the Angels and Twins next.

Bailey Ober (SP – MIN) vs. CWS, @ KC

Bailey Ober has been one of the biggest busts of the season. However, he’s allowed two earned runs or fewer in two of his last four starts, so we could see a pair of quality outings against the White Sox and Royals.