Each week during the fantasy baseball season, I’ll take a look at two-start pitchers for the week ahead. This week, we’ll focus on pitchers lined up to make multiple starts for Week 6 (May 4-May 10).
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Fantasy Baseball Two-Start Pitchers Lookahead: Week 6
Here are the pitchers with two starts in Week 6 who are pretty universally rostered (>80%):
- Tarik Skubal (SP – DET): 99% | vs. BOS; @ KCR
- Paul Skenes (SP – PIT): 99% | @ ARI; @ SFG
- Cristopher Sanchez (SP – PHI): 99% | @ MIA; vs. COL
- Logan Gilbert (SP – SEA): 98% | vs. ATL; @ CWS
- Jacob deGrom (SP – TEX): 98% | @ NYY; vs. CHC
- Logan Webb (SP – SFG): 97% | vs. SDP; vs. PIT
- Jose Soriano (SP – LAA): 95% | vs. CWS; @ TOR
- Cam Schlittler (SP – NYY): 95% | vs. BAL; @ MIL
- Sandy Alcantara (SP – MIA): 90% | vs. BAL; vs. WSH
- Gavin Williams (SP – CLE): 89% | @ KCR; vs. MIN
- Drew Rasmussen (SP – TBR): 82% | vs. TOR; @ BOS
Two-Start Rostered Pitchers Notes
- Jose Soriano has been the best pitcher of the season. In 37.2 innings, he’s recorded a 0.24 ERA, 0.82 WHIP, 10.3 K/9 and a 5-0 record. The White Sox and Blue Jays are both in the bottom 10 in wOBA against right-handed pitchers.
- Gavin Williams is currently ranked as the 11th starting pitcher in strikeout rate at 34.8%, and the Twins strike out the second-most in the league against righties.
- Cristopher Sanchez has two of the easier matchups for the week. The Marlins are a bottom-12 team in wOBA against lefties, and the Rockies are on the road.
Two-Start Streamer Options
- Taj Bradley (SP – MIN): 77% | @ WSH; @ CLE
- Michael Wacha (SP – KCR): 75% | vs. CLE; vs. DET
- Tanner Bibee (SP – CLE): 67% | @ KCR; vs. MIN
- Edward Cabrera (SP – CHC): 62% | vs. CIN; @ TEX
- Andrew Abbott (SP – CIN): 46% | @ CHC; vs. HOU
- Will Warren (SP – NYY): 43% | vs. TEX; @ MIL
- Payton Tolle (SP – BOS): 27% | @ DET; vs. TBR
- Andrew Painter (SP – PHI): 26% | vs. ATH; vs. COL
- Eduardo Rodriguez (SP – ARI): 24% | vs. PIT; vs. NYM
- Davis Martin (SP – CWS): 23% | @ LAA; vs. SEA
- Noah Cameron (SP – KCR): 15% | vs. CLE; vs. DET
- Grant Holmes (SP – ATL): 13% | @ SEA; @ LAD
- Chad Patrick (SP – MIL): 10% | @ STL; vs. NYY
- Nick Martinez (SP – TBR): 9% | vs. TOR; @ BOS
- Christian Scott (SP – NYM): 9% | @ MIA; @ ARI
- Brayan Bello (SP – BOS): 8% | @ DET; vs. TBR
- Jameson Taillon (SP – CHC): 7% | vs. CIN; @ TEX
- Aaron Civale (SP – ATH): 7% | @ PHI; @ BAL
- Max Scherzer (SP – TOR): 6% | @ TBR; vs. LAA
- JR Ritchie (SP – ATL): 6% | @ SEA; @ LAD
- Matthew Liberatore (SP – STL): 6% | vs. MIL; @ SDP
- Chris Bassitt (SP – BAL): 5% | @ NYY; vs. ATH
- Cade Cavalli (SP – WSH): 4% | vs. MIN; @ MIA
- Janson Junk (SP – MIA): 2% | vs. PHI; vs. WSH
- Peter Lambert (SP – HOU): 1% | vs. LAD; @ CIN
- Brandon Williamson (SP – CIN): 1% | @ CHC; vs. HOU
- Andre Pallante (SP – STL): 1% | vs. MIL; @ SDP
- Matt Waldron (SP – SDP): 1% | @ SFG; vs. STL
- German Marquez (SP – SDP): 1% | @ SFG; vs. STL
- Brandon Young (SP – BAL): 0% | @ MIA; vs. ATH
- Ryan Feltner (SP – COL): 0% | vs. NYM; @ PHI
Two-Start Streamer Options Notes
- Peter Lambert has two of the toughest matchups. The Dodgers have the best wOBA against right-handed pitchers, and the Reds at home are always dangerous.
- Ryan Feltner gets the Mets in Colorado and the Phillies on the road. Even though both teams are currently in the bottom three in runs scored on the season, he can’t be trusted.
- Payton Tolle made his season debut on Thursday and looked great against the Yankees. He’s an exciting prospect that we’d love to see stick around in the rotation.
- Christian Scott also made his debut on Thursday after returning from Tommy John surgery. David Peterson made the move to the bullpen but would be available if needed.
- JR Ritchie made his debut for the Braves on Thursday, one day after Didier Fuentes made his debut and was sent back down to Triple-A. It’s unclear if he’ll stick in the rotation by the time his scheduled double-start week comes around.
Scheduling Notes
- Teams With Six Games: TOR, CWS, DET, MIN, ATH, HOU, LAA, SEA, TEX, ATL, PHI, CHC, MIL, PIT, ARI, COL, LAD, SFG
- Teams With Seven Games: BAL, BOS, NYY, TBR, CLE, KCR, MIA, NYM, WSH, CIN, STL, SDP
The current bottom five teams in strikeout rate against right- and left-handed pitchers:
| Bottom 5 | K% vs. RHP |
| Angels | 26.5% |
| Twins | 25.4% |
| Rockies | 25.0% |
| Orioles | 24.6% |
| Mariners | 24.2% |
| Yankees | 24.2% |
| Bottom 5 | K% vs. LHP |
| Rangers | 31.7% |
| Reds | 26.9% |
| Rockies | 26.4% |
| White Sox | 25.6% |
| Athletics | 25.6% |
The current bottom five teams in wOBA against right- and left-handed pitchers:
| Bottom 5 | wOBA vs. RHP |
| Mets | .280 |
| Giants | .281 |
| Reds | .288 |
| Cardinals | .304 |
| Diamondbacks | .304 |
| Red Sox | .304 |
| Bottom 5 | wOBA vs. LHP |
| Phillies | .256 |
| Mariners | .263 |
| Rangers | .266 |
| Royals | .274 |
| Red Sox | .276 |
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