Weekly Pitcher Rankings: Sale-ing into the Second Half

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Updated on July 18, 2015 6:15PM EST

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For the week July 20-26

AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Rank	Pitcher	Opp	Comments
1	Chris Sale	at CLE	Can we just marvel at the 34% K rate? We haven't seen a K rate that high from a starter since RJ, Pedro were at 35% in 2000
2	Corey Kluber	CWS	Allowed 8.6 H/9 before arrival of Lindor, Urshela; just 6.6 H/9 in five starts w/the pair
3	David Price	SEA	K/9 still lagging from 4 in 15 IP vs. KC in back-to-back outings, but in 11 starts since it's up from 6.4 to 9.4
4	Felix Hernandez	TOR	He has allowed just 6 ER in 34.7 IP since that 0.3 IP/8 ER disaster at HOU
5	Dallas Keuchel	at KC	He's not known for Ks and KC doesn't K, so of course he dropped 7 Ks on 'em in 8 shutout IP earlier this year
6	Chris Archer	BAL
7	Sonny Gray	TOR
8	Carlos Carrasco	CWS	Already has four 5 ER outings, three of which saw him finish fewer than five innings
9	Michael Pineda	at MIN
10	Masahiro Tanaka	BAL	So this lesser version of Tanaka is essentially a peak Iwakuma w/HRs ultimately determining whether he'll be low-3.00s or mid-3.00s
11	Anibal Sanchez	SEA
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Rank	Pitcher	Opp	Comments
1	Chris Sale	at CLE	Can we just marvel at the 34% K rate? We haven't seen a K rate that high from a starter since RJ, Pedro were at 35% in 2000
2	Corey Kluber	CWS	Allowed 8.6 H/9 before arrival of Lindor, Urshela; just 6.6 H/9 in five starts w/the pair
3	David Price	SEA	K/9 still lagging from 4 in 15 IP vs. KC in back-to-back outings, but in 11 starts since it's up from 6.4 to 9.4
4	Felix Hernandez	TOR	He has allowed just 6 ER in 34.7 IP since that 0.3 IP/8 ER disaster at HOU
5	Dallas Keuchel	at KC	He's not known for Ks and KC doesn't K, so of course he dropped 7 Ks on 'em in 8 shutout IP earlier this year
6	Chris Archer	BAL
7	Sonny Gray	TOR
8	Carlos Carrasco	CWS	Already has four 5 ER outings, three of which saw him finish fewer than five innings
9	Michael Pineda	at MIN
10	Masahiro Tanaka	BAL	So this lesser version of Tanaka is essentially a peak Iwakuma w/HRs ultimately determining whether he'll be low-3.00s or mid-3.00s
11	Anibal Sanchez	SEA
12	Danny Salazar	at MIL, CWS	We've seen the upside, we've seen the downside; there's too much of the former to ignore
13	Jose Quintana	at CLE	Has a 2.98 ERA in 15 starts since getting blasted for 9 ER at DET
14	Garrett Richards	MIN
15	Jake Odorizzi	at PHI	TOR can wear anyone down; the 5 BB really killed Odorizzi in the 6 ER outing
16	Erasmo Ramirez	BAL	Among SPs w/at least his 79 IP or more, his 13% Swinging Strike rate is 12th-best
17	Lance McCullers Jr.	BOS, at KC	Recently faced these exact two teams back-to-back and had a 1.50 ERA in 12 IP w/9 Ks (6 of 'em vs. KC)
18	Kyle Gibson	at LAA, NYY	Officially on a run: 2.76 ERA in 65.3 IP w/8.1 K/9 and 3.1 K:BB; he's a second half buy target (2HBT)
19	Wei-Yin Chen	at NYY, at TB	I don't love him in the Bronx even after a 7 IP/1 ER gem there earlier this year, but he's been great on the road (2.57 ERA)
20	Andrew Heaney	BOS, TEX
21	Jeff Samardzija	STL
22	Hector Santiago	TEX	Skills say he's 2013-14 version still, gaudy ERA is heavily influenced by 89% LOB rate - he's a second half sell target (2HST)
23	Eduardo Rodriguez	DET	(2HBT)
24	Yovani Gallardo	at LAA
25	Hisashi Iwakuma	at DET
26	Scott Kazmir	TOR
27	Nate Karns	at PHI	(2HBT)
28	Ervin Santana	at LAA	Is the 1 K in 7.7 IP at OAK an anomaly or has MIN infected him w/their K-hating ways?! (2HBT)
29	Yordano Ventura	PIT, HOU	He strikes me as someone who will slowly build to a breakout as opposed to have it all click suddenly
30	Marco Estrada	at SEA
31	C.J. Wilson	MIN	If you're cool w/an upper-3.00s ERA, then just hang on through the rough patches
32	Edinson Volquez	PIT
33	Justin Verlander	at BOS	Big start in MIN is promising, but doesn't erase all the damage; still need to see more before fully trusting in all formats
34	Ubaldo Jimenez	at NYY	Had a 4.93 ERA and 1.50 WHIP vs. DET going into the post-break opener; at least he had a 5/0 K/BB in the 4.7 IP (7 ER)
35	Taijuan Walker	at DET, TOR	Lopping off his first two starts cuts his ERA by a run, but it's still a 3.88 in 16 starts showing the volatility still exists
36	Carlos Rodon	STL, at CLE	Maintaining a 3.80 ERA despite a 1.61 WHIP speaks to just how good - and raw - he is
37	Collin McHugh	BOS
38	Wade Miley	at HOU	Seems to shake off every dud w/a gem, but maybe we could just start avoiding the duds?
39	Trevor Bauer	CWS	^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
40	Kevin Gausman	at NYY
41	Nathan Eovaldi	BAL, at MIN	Has a stark home/road split right now, but a .397 road BABIP hasto come down, right? (2HBT)
42	Miguel Gonzalez	at TB	HR toll coming due: managed a 3.33 ERA despite 1.4 HR/9 in first 12, 7.52 ERA in last four w/2.7 HR/9
43	Tommy Milone	NYY
44	Ivan Nova	BAL
45	Drew Hutchison	at OAK	He has allowed 74 H in 47 road innings thanks in part to a .426 BABIP; markedly better at home says road is the fluke (2HBT)
46	Cody Anderson	at MIL
47	Jason Vargas	HOU
48	Jesse Chavez	at SF	Had a 5.20 ERA last July before moving back to the pen, has a 6.55 ERA in his last four starts (2HST)
49	Chris Young	PIT
50	Phil Hughes	NYY	Finding his form a bit, but it's still a lesser version than '14 as he just doesn't induce swings-and-misses

SIT

Rank	Pitcher	Opp	Comments
51	Mike Montgomery	at DET
52	Mark Buehrle	at OAK, at SEA
53	Matt Moore	at PHI, BAL	Command and control are the last pieces to return from Tommy John and his were already suspect (2HST)
54	Alfredo Simon	SEA, at BOS
55	Kendall Graveman	TOR, at SF	The amount of contact he allows makes me particularly nervous against TOR
56	Matt Shoemaker	MIN	This could be his last start before a shift to the bullpen
57	Jered Weaver	TEX	Displaying Buehrle's skills from the right side w/out the ratio upside
58	Chris Bassitt	at SF	Skills are even lighter than Graveman's and yet the results are somehow better; pass
59	Scott Feldman	at KC
60	Brian Johnson	at HOU, DET
61	Danny Duffy	HOU
62	J.A. Happ	at DET, TOR	A lefty legitimately can't get a worse two-start slate
63	Wandy Rodriguez	at COL, at LAA
64	Colby Lewis	at LAA
65	Dan Straily	BOS
66	CC Sabathia	at MIN
67	Chris Tillman	at TB
68	Rick Porcello	at HOU
69	R.A. Dickey	at SEA	Used to be a guaranteed 200+ IP of league average-esque work; it's just not there right now
70	Mike Pelfrey	at LAA
71	Shane Greene	SEA, at BOS
72	Jeremy Guthrie	at STL
73	John Danks	at CLE
74	Felix Doubront	at OAK
75	Martin Perez	at COL
76	Matt Harrison	at COL
77	Steven Wright	at LAA, DET

NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Rank	Pitcher	Opp	Comments
1	Gerrit Cole	at KC, WAS	Has gone 6+ in 15 of his 18 starts (1.67 ERA, 1.00 WHIP, 101 Ks in 102.7 IP during those outings)
2	Jacob deGrom	at WAS, at LAD	The All-Star game was a perfect microcosm for deGrom, espec. for those missing what he's up to this year
3	Matt Harvey	at WAS, at LAD
4	Max Scherzer	at PIT	The most aspect of his season is also exhibit 4,739,019 why W-L records mean jack: he has seven losses
5	Clayton Kershaw	at NYM	So stupid that he had fight his way into the All-Star Game; even if you only go off of '15, his ERA is 10th in NL
6	Zack Greinke	at NYM	Might "only" be a 2.75 ERA the rest of the way; he's an ace either way
7	Jake Arrieta	PHI	A veritable carbon copy of last year's excellence, Arrieta is for real - second half buy target (2HBT)
8	Carlos Martinez	at CWS, ATL	The only real concern is innings which makes it too hard to make him a buy target, especially for re-draft leagues
9	Madison Bumgarner	OAK	Your league may vary, but it seems perception has him w/worse season than reality; still an easy ace (2HBT)
10	Johnny Cueto	at COL	You can't really bench him because he has the stuff to make it outta there alive
11	Michael Wacha	ATL	Been backing him from the jump, but while some might be ready to sell out of this ERA, I think he can continue on this level (2HBT)
12	Cole Hamels	at CHC	Will this be the last start for him as a Phillie?
13	Lance Lynn	KC	He is essentially repeating last year's results with skills that are much more supportive of a sub-3.00s ERA
14	A.J. Burnett	at KC, WAS
15	Francisco Liriano	WAS	Liriano is a scary name in the market which tamps down his value regardless of performance; use that for a discount (2HBT)
16	Noah Syndergaard	at WAS	The only real concern is innings which makes it too hard to make him a buy target, especially for re-draft leagues
17	Jason Hammel	at CIN	Small bump down as a nod to the hamstring, though it appears to have passed
18	Gio Gonzalez	NYM, at PIT
19	Jon Lester	PHI	It wasn't all bad in April, but just wipe it off the slate to get a better idea of him right now: 2.94 ERA, 85 Ks, 3.4 K:BB in 88.7 IP
20	Jose Fernandez	at ARI	He's been fantastic, but don't sleep on ARI's ability to actually put up some runs
21	James Shields	SF
22	John Lackey	ATL	Not the toxic name value of Liriano, but often underrated; likely a 3.30ish ERA rest of way, but you can buy for 4.00 ERA prices (2HBT)
23	Julio Teheran	LAD	He has been two different versions of himself, but the home one is the one you want right now; upside if he rights road ship (2HBT)
24	Shelby Miller	at STL
25	Tyson Ross	MIA	Has been relatively successful despite the ugly BB rate; if he can slice into it at all, he's on track for 2014-level numbers (2HBT)
26	Mat Latos	at ARI, at SD
27	Brett Anderson	at ATL, at NYM	If you have to hit a pair of road starts in a two-start week, then this pair isn't too bad
28	Jordan Zimmermann	NYM
29	Andrew Cashner	MIA	His .403 BABIP at home seems out of sorts against a .284 career mark; crazy BABIP is hiding a 6.5 K:BB at home (2HBT)
30	Chris Heston	at SD
31	Ian Kennedy	SF, MIA	He can't keep allowing homers at a 2.1 HR/9 clip, right? Only two guys have qual'd for ERA while allowing 2.0 HR/9 (Arroyo, Lima)
32	Dan Haren	at SD
33	Patrick Corbin	MIL
34	Mike Leake	CHC	In the midst of another high: 3.35 ERA in last eight, but there will be an inevitable couple start crash; just ride it out if you have him
35	Kyle Hendricks	at CIN	If you don't like those Mike Fiers/Chris Heston types, then Hendricks and his 89 MPH (9th-slowest) aren't for you
36	Jimmy Nelson	at ARI
37	Jake Peavy	OAK
38	Robbie Ray	MIA	Playing above his head, but has experienced real gains in stuff and feel for pitching; at the very least ride the hot hand
39	Chase Anderson	MIL
40	Rubby De La Rosa	MIA, MIL	Yelich, Bour, Gordon, Lind, and Parra are the only lefties of note here and Gordon isn't a power threat
41	Matt Cain	at SD
42	Alex Wood	LAD
43	Mike Bolsinger	at ATL
44	Mike Fiers	at ARI	These soft-tossers have different routes to success, but the lack of overpowering stuff leaves them ever-susceptible to a Shellacking
45	Taylor Jungmann	at ARI	BBs were a major issue for most of '14 and all of '15 in minors, but 7% rate so far; meager 56% 1st-pitch Strike Rate says be careful
46	Jorge De La Rosa	TEX
47	Jeremy Hellickson	MIA, MIL
48	Matt Wisler	LAD, at STL
49	Jon Niese	LAD
50	Manny Banuelos	at STL	At 95 IP already, Banuelos isn't long for 2015 w/a rough cap around 120-130 so use him while you can in appropriate leagues
51	David Phelps	at ARI, at SD

SIT

Rank	Pitcher	Opp	Comments
52	Bartolo Colon	LAD	Gotta love the K:BB ratio, but he might find the zone too much to use against a team like LAD (10.1 H/9, 1.2 HR/9)
53	Charlie Morton	at KC	Has gone 6 IP in each of his three starts since the 0.7 IP/9 ER nightmare, chopping a run off each time w/4, 3, and 2 ER
54	Doug Fister	at PIT
55	Kyle Lohse	CLE
56	Aaron Nola	TB	Flying blind on Nola, but he could be a right-handed Andrew Heaney if things really work out
57	Raisel Iglesias	CHC	How much tolerance do you have for volatility? The raw stuff is there, but the rest comes and goes
58	Adam Morgan	TB
59	Tom Koehler	at SD	He's been abysmal on the road this year, regardless of venue type
60	Tim Hudson	at SD, OAK
61	Anthony DeSclafani	at COL
62	Odrisamer Despaigne	SF, MIA
63	David Buchanan	TB, at CHC	I thought there might be a glimpse of something here coming into the season, but he just can't miss enough bats
64	Tony Cingrani	CHC
65	Tanner Roark	NYM, at PIT
66	Clayton Richard	at CIN, PHI
67	Brandon Beachy	at ATL, at NYM
68	Jeff Locke	WAS
69	Tim Cooney	at CWS
70	Chad Bettis	CIN
71	Chad Billingsley	at CHC
72	Chris Rusin	TEX
73	Michael Lorenzen	CHC, at COL
74	Matt Garza	CLE, at ARI
75	Kyle Kendrick	TEX, CIN

MLB Top 100

Rank	Pitcher	Opp	Comments
1	Gerrit Cole	at KC, WAS	Has gone 6+ in 15 of his 18 starts (1.67 ERA, 1.00 WHIP, 101 Ks in 102.7 IP during those outings)
2	Jacob deGrom	at WAS, at LAD	The All-Star game was a perfect microcosm for deGrom, espec. for those missing what he's up to this year
3	Matt Harvey	at WAS, at LAD
4	Max Scherzer	at PIT	The most aspect of his season is also exhibit 4,739,019 why W-L records mean jack: he has seven losses
5	Clayton Kershaw	at NYM	So stupid that he had fight his way into the All-Star Game; even if you only go off of '15, his ERA is 10th in NL
6	Zack Greinke	at NYM	Might "only" be a 2.75 ERA the rest of the way; he's an ace either way
7	Jake Arrieta	PHI	A veritable carbon copy of last year's excellence, Arrieta is for real (2HBT)
8	Chris Sale	at CLE	Can we just marvel at the 34% K rate? We haven't seen a K rate that high from a starter since RJ, Pedro were at 35% in 2000
9	Corey Kluber	CWS	Allowed 8.6 H/9 before arrival of Lindor, Urshela; just 6.6 H/9 in five starts w/the pair
10	David Price	SEA	K/9 still lagging from 4 in 15 IP vs. KC in back-to-back outings, but in 11 starts since it's up from 6.4 to 9.4
11	Felix Hernandez	TOR	He has allowed just 6 ER in 34.7 IP since that 0.3 IP/8 ER disaster at HOU
12	Carlos Martinez	at CWS, ATL	The only real concern is innings which makes it too hard to make him a buy target, especially for re-draft leagues
13	Madison Bumgarner	OAK	Your league may vary, but it seems perception has him w/worse season than reality; still an easy ace (2HBT)
14	Dallas Keuchel	at KC	He's not known for Ks and KC doesn't K, so of course he dropped 7 Ks on 'em in 8 shutout IP earlier this year
15	Chris Archer	BAL
16	Sonny Gray	TOR
17	Johnny Cueto	at COL	You can't really bench him because he has the stuff to make it outta there alive
18	Michael Wacha	ATL	Been backing him from the jump, but while some might be ready to sell out of this ERA, I think he can continue on this level (2HBT)
19	Cole Hamels	at CHC	Will this be the last start for him as a Phillie?
20	Lance Lynn	KC	He is essentially repeating last year's results with skills that are much more supportive of a sub-3.00s ERA
21	A.J. Burnett	at KC, WAS
22	Francisco Liriano	WAS	Liriano is a scary name in the market which tamps down his value regardless of performance; use that for a discount (2HBT)
23	Noah Syndergaard	at WAS	The only real concern is innings which makes it too hard to make him a buy target, especially for re-draft leagues
24	Carlos Carrasco	CWS	Already has four 5 ER outings, three of which saw him finish fewer than five innings
25	Michael Pineda	at MIN
26	Masahiro Tanaka	BAL	So this lesser version of Tanaka is essentially a peak Iwakuma w/HRs ultimately determining whether he'll be low-3.00s or mid-3.00s
27	Anibal Sanchez	SEA
28	Danny Salazar	at MIL, CWS	We've seen the upside, we've seen the downside; there's too much of the former to ignore
29	Jose Quintana	at CLE	Has a 2.98 ERA in 15 starts since getting blasted for 9 ER at DET
30	Jason Hammel	at CIN	Small bump down as a nod to the hamstring, though it appears to have passed
31	Garrett Richards	MIN
32	Jake Odorizzi	at PHI	TOR can wear anyone down; the 5 BB really killed Odorizzi in the 6 ER outing
33	Erasmo Ramirez	BAL	Among SPs w/at least his 79 IP or more, his 13% Swinging Strike rate is 12th-best
34	Gio Gonzalez	NYM, at PIT
35	Jon Lester	PHI	It wasn't all bad in April, but just wipe it off the slate to get a better idea of him right now: 2.94 ERA, 85 Ks, 3.4 K:BB in 88.7 IP
36	Jose Fernandez	at ARI	He's been fantastic, but don't sleep on ARI's ability to actually put up some runs
37	James Shields	SF
38	John Lackey	ATL	Not the toxic name value of Liriano, but often underrated; likely a 3.30ish ERA rest of way, but you can buy for 4.00 ERA prices (2HBT)
39	Julio Teheran	LAD	He has been two different versions of himself, but the home one is the one you want right now; upside if he rights road ship (2HBT)
40	Shelby Miller	at STL
41	Tyson Ross	MIA	Has been relatively successful despite the ugly BB rate; if he can slice into it at all, he's on track for 2014-level numbers (2HBT)
42	Lance McCullers Jr.	BOS, at KC	Recently faced these exact two teams back-to-back and had a 1.50 ERA in 12 IP w/9 Ks (6 of 'em vs. KC)
43	Kyle Gibson	at LAA, NYY	Officially on a run: 2.76 ERA in 65.3 IP w/8.1 K/9 and 3.1 K:BB; he's a second half buy target (2HBT)
44	Mat Latos	at ARI, at SD
45	Brett Anderson	at ATL, at NYM	If you have to hit a pair of road starts in a two-start week, then this pair isn't too bad
46	Jordan Zimmermann	NYM
47	Andrew Cashner	MIA	His .403 BABIP at home seems out of sorts against a .284 career mark; crazy BABIP is hiding a 6.5 K:BB at home (2HBT)
48	Chris Heston	at SD
49	Wei-Yin Chen	at NYY, at TB	I don't love him in the Bronx even after a 7 IP/1 ER gem there earlier this year, but he's been great on the road (2.57 ERA)
50	Andrew Heaney	BOS, TEX
51	Jeff Samardzija	STL
52	Hector Santiago	TEX	Skills say he's 2013-14 version still, gaudy ERA is heavily influenced by 89% LOB rate (2HST)
53	Eduardo Rodriguez	DET	(2HBT)
54	Yovani Gallardo	at LAA
55	Hisashi Iwakuma	at DET
56	Scott Kazmir	TOR
57	Nate Karns	at PHI	(2HBT)
58	Ervin Santana	at LAA	Is the 1 K in 7.7 IP at OAK an anomaly or has MIN infected him w/their K-hating ways?! (2HBT)
59	Yordano Ventura	PIT, HOU	He strikes me as someone who will slowly build to a breakout as opposed to have it all click suddenly
60	Marco Estrada	at SEA
61	C.J. Wilson	MIN	If you're cool w/an upper-3.00s ERA, then just hang on through the rough patches
62	Ian Kennedy	SF, MIA	He can't keep allowing homers at a 2.1 HR/9 clip, right? Only two guys have qual'd for ERA while allowing 2.0 HR/9 (Arroyo, Lima)
63	Dan Haren	at SD
64	Patrick Corbin	MIL
65	Mike Leake	CHC	In the midst of another high: 3.35 ERA in last eight, but there will be an inevitable couple start crash; just ride it out if you have him
66	Kyle Hendricks	at CIN	If you don't like those Mike Fiers/Chris Heston types, then Hendricks and his 89 MPH (9th-slowest) aren't for you
67	Jimmy Nelson	at ARI
68	Jake Peavy	OAK
69	Robbie Ray	MIA	Playing above his head, but has experienced real gains in stuff and feel for pitching; at the very least ride the hot hand
70	Edinson Volquez	PIT
71	Justin Verlander	at BOS	Big start in MIN is promising, but doesn't erase all the damage; still need to see more before fully trusting in all formats
72	Ubaldo Jimenez	at NYY	Had a 4.93 ERA and 1.50 WHIP vs. DET going into the post-break opener; at least he had a 5/0 K/BB in the 4.7 IP (7 ER)
73	Taijuan Walker	at DET, TOR	Lopping off his first two starts cuts his ERA by a run, but it's still a 3.88 in 16 starts showing the volatility still exists
74	Carlos Rodon	STL, at CLE	Maintaining a 3.80 ERA despite a 1.61 WHIP speaks to just how good - and raw - he is
75	Collin McHugh	BOS
76	Wade Miley	at HOU	Seems to shake off every dud w/a gem, but maybe we could just start avoiding the duds?
77	Trevor Bauer	CWS	^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
78	Kevin Gausman	at NYY
79	Nathan Eovaldi	BAL, at MIN	Has a stark home/road split right now, but a .397 road BABIP hasto come down, right? (2HBT)
80	Chase Anderson	MIL
81	Rubby De La Rosa	MIA, MIL	Yelich, Bour, Gordon, Lind, and Parra are the only lefties of note here and Gordon isn't a power threat
82	Matt Cain	at SD
83	Alex Wood	LAD
84	Mike Bolsinger	at ATL
85	Mike Fiers	at ARI	These soft-tossers have different routes to success, but the lack of overpowering stuff leaves them ever-susceptible to a Shellacking
86	Taylor Jungmann	at ARI	BBs were a major issue for most of '14 and all of '15 in minors, but 7% rate so far; meager 56% 1st-pitch Strike Rate says be careful
87	Jorge De La Rosa	TEX
88	Jeremy Hellickson	MIA, MIL
89	Matt Wisler	LAD, at STL
90	Jon Niese	LAD
91	Manny Banuelos	at STL	At 95 IP already, Banuelos isn't long for 2015 w/a rough cap around 120-130 so use him while you can in appropriate leagues
92	Miguel Gonzalez	at TB	HR toll coming due: managed a 3.33 ERA despite 1.4 HR/9 in first 12, 7.52 ERA in last four w/2.7 HR/9
93	Tommy Milone	NYY
94	Ivan Nova	BAL
95	Drew Hutchison	at OAK	He has allowed 74 H in 47 road innings thanks in part to a .426 BABIP; markedly better at home says road is the fluke (2HBT)
96	Cody Anderson	at MIL
97	Jason Vargas	HOU
98	Jesse Chavez	at SF	Had a 5.20 ERA last July before moving back to the pen, has a 6.55 ERA in his last four starts (2HST)
99	Chris Young	PIT
100	Phil Hughes	NYY	Finding his form a bit, but it's still a lesser version than '14 as he just doesn't induce swings-and-misses