Vince Velasquez

Vince Velasquez allowed six hits, four earned runs while walking one batter and striking out three batters in five innings to get a no-decision in the win over the Royals.

Fantasy Impact

It was an improvement from his last start after he got destroyed by the Yankees, but it was certainly not a performance to celebrate. Velasquez was, for the most part, solid but gave up some crucial hits. He will look to improve in his next outing.

Vince Velasquez allowed seven earned runs and eight hits including three home runs, walked three batters, and struck out four in five innings to get a loss against the Yankees.

Fantasy Impact

It was not a pretty outing for Velasquez who got taken yard by Stanton, and Judge twice. The veteran's ERA now jumps to 5.53 and his record falls to 2-3.

Vince Velasquez got the win while allowing three hits, one earned run, walking two batters and striking out two in five innings pitched against the Red Sox.

Fantasy Impact

Velasquez picked up his second win on the season in what was an all-around solid performance. Despite the win, it was actually his lowest strikeout output since his opening start, he will look to get that up in his next start.

White Sox starter Vince Valasquez picked up his first win of the year Saturday. He pitched very well, going 5 2/3 innings without allowing a run. Valasquez struck out six and only gave up four hits without walking a batter. He improved to 1-2.

Fantasy Impact

Chicago's flamethrower had his best start of the year Saturday. He probably should have earned a quality start after striking out the first two batters of the sixth inning, but manager Tony La Russa decided to pull the righty with two out and no one on. Nevertheless, Velasquez won his first game of the season for the White Sox.

Vince Velasquez fell to 0-2 this season as the Minnesota Twins roughed him up Saturday. Velasquez gave up eight hits with a walk and was charged with five runs. He did however strike out six in the loss.

Fantasy Impact

Minnesota got to Velasquez early and often, as he allowed three runs through the first two innings. Then in the fourth, Ryan Jeffers and Byron Buxton took him deep for home runs. The White Sox hard-throwing righty will look to right the ship next week at home against the Angels.