Week 15 Sleepers & Two-Start Pitchers! Lots of Interesting Pitchers! (06/27 Fantasy Baseball Podcast)

Seuraa Karinijemen koko kesän säätiedotus. Aurinkoa luvassa koko maahan. Tuulesta ei tietoa kaan. Etelässä tiristelään minuuttipihviä makuna hothani, kun lannessä me hevöytyy minuuttipihvi krillihillo. Ei tarvitse kiristella, kurvoitiristella. Karinijemen omasta mielestä me parasta kanapoika krilliin. Waterminen Miguel dedet läge draußenkunvasta! Perj能ust hearmmin prekeräiksi missäonderomaaita klickö Päristö hatte montakinirring kappeladu post Pepini - It is finally happening. The Rockies have seven home games, all of them in Korsfield, four against Damarlins, and three against the Giants. Starter sit these two start pitchers that are on the fringe. Sandy, Al-Kontra, he's been good lately, the problem. The reason I'm asked, Scott, he is at the Rockies and at the athletics. Pretty rough ballpark-suppitchen. - To the two roughest. - The two worst. - The two roughest. I still think Eileen, yes, in a two-star week, because he's been pitching well. The only way I might consider not doing it is in a category's league if you're really having to protect your ERA and Whip. But even then, I'd probably start him. Not without his risk, but I'd probably do it. - What about Tanner, Bibi? He's just kind of been up and down. Matchups are okay. It gets the Rangers and the White Talks next week. - Yeah, the Rangers matchup is a good one and he has been pitching better, leading on a sink or more, willing to pitch to contact more. It's been working. I think with two starts, it's been working well enough that you just go with it. - What about Eduardo Rodriguez? He gets the Giants and the Brewers. - I do think regression is coming for Eduardo Rodriguez, but I'd hold out. I'd hold out. I'll continue to hold out. I'll open a two-star week and just, yeah, just hope. - Nick Liddolo has had a pretty rough season. He's also coming off a start where he got hit by a comebacker on his wrist. He's at the Brewers and home against the Orioles next week. - Yeah, that just seems like a point's league situation. He did look better before getting hit on the wrist, but there's a lot of question marks here. Fred just made his return and he also has those rough ball parks to pitch in at the Rockies at the Athletics. - Leave him for the points, leagues. - Debbie Matthews has been okay. He's at the Astros and at the Yankees. - That's a no for me. I really don't trust him and he's merely been okay and those are tough matchups. - All right. Let's talk about two-star pitchers who add and stream for week 15. We've got four names on the list. Who are they? - Well, let me just address real quickly who I had to take off the list because of some strong Thursday performances that bumped these two out. Shane Bos makes two-stars, White Sox Reds. Ryan Johnson only 3% rostered two good matchups, Mariners and Red Sox and he's coming off an awesome start. So if you need a deep sleeper, I want to highlight Ryan Johnson especially. He did not quite crack the list here of sleeper pitchers for me. Instead, I have Bubba Chandler at Philadelphia. That's still a pretty good matchup at Washington, not so much. But Bubba Chandler has been looking a lot better lately. There's whip risk for sure, but he hasn't even been throwing strikes more lately. So I think we're to the point now that with two-stars, you got to use them. Sean Burke also been pitching great of late and there's been a spike in velocity that's corresponded with that. Also has taken advantage of some good matchups, but at least one of his two this week is good. Cleveland. And that's one of the two teams he dominated his last two out. And he's also faced as the Orioles. Griffin Jax, Kansas City and Houston are his two matchups. So we get a really good one and not so good one. But he's just been so bankable since moving to the rotation, has yet to exceed five innings in a start. So the upside is only so high. But I think he'll, because there are two starts there. Griffin Jax is pretty much a must. And then finally Brandon Sprote, who was coming off by far his best start. And there is talent there, obviously. He's been waiting for it to break through ten strikeouts and six one innings last time. He gets two matchups and they are the reds and the diamond backs. So kind of a bit dear there, but he gets two of them. All right, let's take a quick break. We'll be back right after this. Welcome back FBT Express. We are previewing week 15 and let's go over to the one start streamers for next week on the pitching side who you got. A lot of these, again, a couple of them were dominant on Thursday and added themselves to the list because of that. One of them being Tatsuya Imi, who now has 21 strikeouts to one walk in his last two starts. My how things have turned for him. He's talked about how he's made his slider look more like a fastball recently. So tunneling better and obviously just throwing more strikes. He gets the twins. We're actually decent against right handers, but in theory that's a good matchup. Roki Sasaki gets the Padres. That's of course a great matchup. He's been a little hit or miss lately, but overall trending the right direction. There's a lot of strikeout upside there for Sasaki. Landon Rup back-to-back quality starts. The underlying numbers have looked excellent all season long. There was a bit of a rough patch there that got him dropped in enough leaks that he qualifies for this list again. But Landon Rup seems to be trending up. Kade Cavali just turned in a great start against the Phillies. Has an even better matchup at Boston. A bit of reliable streaming play, I'd say. Some decent strikeout upside. Joey Cantillog gets the Rangers. I am curious to see how his start over the weekend goes against the Mariners. Remember last time out he threw his curveball a lot more. I believe he went eight innings. It was just a really dominant start for Cantillog. We need to see over the weekend if he builds off of it. If so, his matchup next week against the Rangers. It's a really favorable one. And then finally, Ian Seymour, another one of Thursday's standouts through six and a third no-hit innings. And seems like he's finding himself now that he's being stretched out more. He was a dominant pitcher in the minors, even though the stuff doesn't blow you away. Always had a high strikeout rate, low whip. And even last year's starter, he showed some of that in the majors. I think Ian Seymour against the Royals coming out of the outing he just had. It's a pretty nice play. All right. Let's light over to the best hitter matchups. We have the Marlins, Giants, Cubs, Cardinals and Rockies, the worst hitter matchups, Blue Jays, Rangers, Royals, Angels and Tigers. Who are your sleeper hitters for week 15 and how many Rockies are on the list? A lot of Rockies, I had to exclude some because their playing time isn't consistent. I wasn't able to get Troy Johnston or Tyler Freeman in there, though they both are very good at home. I will point out that Rockies are only fifth because they're actually facing some tough pitchers in those seven games, but we got to take advantage of this full week of home games for them. We've waited so long for it. So TJ Rumfield is in, Cole Kerrig is in, Jake McCarthy is in, especially since there's just one lefty on the schedule. And Willie Castro is in. You can play him everywhere, but catch her. So four Rockies. Paul Goldschmitz at the top of the list for a second straight week. I believe he's the most under-raster titter in fantasy. And even though the Yankees didn't quite make the top hitter matchups here, they could have. I mean, they are their face and a bunch of scrubs in the series against the twins, especially. Danzby Swanson just coming off a huge 15-RBI series seems to be trending up. Really was under-achieving this season more than declining, I would say. And the Cubs have the third best hitter matchups. And Anachi, I believe he's just under-rastered as well. Seven game week for the white socks. Matchups are decent enough, but really it's more just about the way Anachi's been performing of late. Let's see. I already mentioned the Rockies guys. So let's go Lars Newbar here with the Cardinals having the fourth best hitter matchup. He continues to get on base, hit the ball hard. Owen Casey has started to pick things up. A rookie with a lot of power potential for the Marlins. It's good timing this hot streak as the Marlins. Number one best hitter matchups, including a series at Coursfield. And then finally Caleb Durbin, who's been a hot hand lately at third base. Red socks matchups this week are pretty good with the national series, especially more lefties than righties, which works to Durbin's benefit. I don't think there's huge upside there even as hot as he is, but he's a solid play to weak position. Allright, for more extensive fantasy baseball coverage. which is listening to our full-length podcast, Fantasy Vs. Ball today on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere else podcasts are found. Thanks for listening to Fantasy Vs. Ball today. Express, and we'll be back again next week. Bye-bye. (upbeat music) (upbeat music) - Paramount Podcasts.