Robbie Ray

Robbie Ray took the no-decision Wednesday against the Yankees, allowing two runs on three hits across 6.1 innings to go along with seven strikeouts and five walks.

Fantasy Impact

Outside of a season-high five walks, Ray was absolutely dominant Wednesday afternoon against the Yankees. That was until he served up a two-run home run to Kyle Higashioka on the 115th pitch he threw of the afternoon which was by far a season-high. Ray is scheduled to face the same Angels lineup he struck out a couple of outings ago in his next scheduled start.

Robbie Ray took the no-decision Friday against the Angels, allowing one run on five hits across seven innings to go along with 10 strikeouts and two walks.

Fantasy Impact

After back-to-back strikeouts to open the game, Ray allowed a double and single to open the scoring. That was all the damage they would do the rest of the night against him as he scattered three hits the rest of the evening to go along with sixth start on the season with the double-digit strikeouts. It was a nice bounce back start for Ray after back-to-back abysmal outings against the Astros.

Robbie Ray took the loss Friday against the Astros, allowing four runs on five hits across 2.2 innings to go along with three strikeouts and four walks.

Fantasy Impact

After getting blown up by Houston in his last start, it did not get any easier for Ray. He was able to keep the Astros off the board early despite a 26 pitch first inning before allowing a solo home run in the second inning and three more runs in the third inning while being taken out with the bases loaded. It won't get any easier in his next scheduled start against Gerrit Cole and the Yankees.

Robbie Ray took the loss Sunday against the Astros, allowing six runs on 10 hits across three innings to go along with one strikeout.

Fantasy Impact

The Mariners were down 2-0 before many fans even took a seat as Ray allowed back-to-back home runs to Jose Altuve and Jeremy Pena to open the game. It didn't stop there as he continued to get roughed up the next couple of innings as well. This one start should not take away from the dominance Ray has posted in the last month and a half and he'll get another crack at Houston in his next scheduled start.

Robbie Ray earned the win Friday against the Rangers, allowing three runs on six hits across 6.2 innings to go along with 12 strikeouts.

Fantasy Impact

Ray was cruising through 5.2 shutout innings before Corey Seager ended the shutout with a solo home run. Leody Taveras tacked on a two-run long ball the next frame. He was around the zone all throughout his outing with the 12 strikeouts to zero walks.