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Ottoneu Cold Right Now: May 8 2025

Apr 30, 2025; Arlington, Texas, USA; Texas Rangers first baseman Jake Burger (21) loses his bat during the first inning against the Oakland Athletics at Globe Life Field.
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Cold Right Now (CRN) is a weekly Ottoneu feature focused on players being dropped or who should be dropped in Ottoneu leagues. In this feature, we will break down players into three sections:

  1. Roster Cuts: Analysis of players who have been cut in a high percentage of leagues.
  2. Recent Injuries: A look at the implications of recent injuries (not all, just some high-profile ones).
  3. Cold Performers: Players with a low P/G or P/IP in recent weeks.

This article will typically run once per week and will help fantasy managers keep track of players that need to be given extra attention to improve rosters.

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Ottoneu Hot Right Now: May 7, 2025

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The 2025 version of Hot Right Now will typically include three sections:

  1. Current Auctions: A closer look at players being auctioned at a high rate.
  2. Roster Adds: Analysis of players with high add% changes.
  3. Hot Performers: Players with a high P/G or P/IP in recent weeks.

The FanGraphs Ottoneu team plans to run this feature weekly, updating fantasy managers on the biggest movers in Ottoneu leagues with an analysis of how these players could or could not help your roster.

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Ottoneu Starting Pitching Planner: May 5–11

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Welcome back to the Ottoneu Starting Pitching Planner. Based on the Roster Resource Probables Grid, I’ve organized every starter slated to start next week into four categories: start, maybe, risky, and sit. The first and last category are pretty self-explanatory. Starters who fall into the “maybe” category are guys you could start if you need to keep up with the innings pitched pace in points leagues or need to hit your games started cap in head-to-head leagues; they’re good bets to turn in a decent start, but you shouldn’t automatically insert them into your lineup. If you’ve fallen behind on the innings pitched pace or you’re really starving for starts in a head-to-head matchup, you could turn to a “risky” starter or two.

I’ve also calculated a “Matchup Score” for each series using a straight combination of opponent’s home/away wOBA, opponent wOBA over the last 14 days, and the park factor for the ballpark the teams are playing in. It’s indexed so that 100 is average and anything above that is a favorable matchup and anything below is unfavorable. That matchup rating informs some of the sit/start recommendations I’m making, though the quality of the pitcher definitely takes precedence. I should also note that I’ve updated the way I’m calculating the park factors for the two new minor league stadiums that the Athletics and Rays are playing in this year; I’m taking the one-year park factors from Statcast and regressing them towards neutral, with the one-year factors increasing in weight as more games are played in those stadiums (those series are still marked in yellow below).

May 5–11
Team Series 1 Matchup Series 2 Matchup Start Maybe Risky Sit
ARI NYM (71) LAD (71) Corbin Burnes (x2), Zac Gallen (x2), Brandon Pfaadt Merrill Kelly 켈리, Eduardo Rodriguez
ATH SEA (14) NYY (28) Luis Severino (x2) Jeffrey Springs, Osvaldo Bido, JP Sears Gunnar Hoglund (?)
ATL CIN (46) @PIT (123) Chris Sale (x2), Spencer Schwellenbach AJ Smith-Shawver (@PIT) Smith-Shawver (vCIN), Grant Holmes Bryce Elder
BAL @MIN (88) @LAA (137) Cade Povich (x2), Dean Kremer, Tomoyuki Sugano, Kyle Gibson, Brandon Young (?)
BOS TEX (116) @KCR (143) Garrett Crochet Walker Buehler, Brayan Bello, Lucas Giolito (@KCR) Giolito (vTEX), Tanner Houck
CHC SFG (144) @NYM (88) Matthew Boyd (x2), Colin Rea, Shota Imanaga Ben Brown, Jameson Taillon
CHW @KCR (143) MIA (90) Shane Smith (x2) Davis Martin Sean Burke (x2), Jonathan Cannon, Bryse Wilson
CIN @ATL (57) @HOU (116) Hunter Greene Brady Singer (x2), Nick Lodolo, Nick Martinez Andrew Abbott (x2)
CLE @WSN (99) PHI (112) Gavin Williams, Tanner Bibee Luis L. Ortiz (x2), Ben Lively 라이블리, Logan Allen로건
COL DET (61) SDP (96) Chase Dollander (x2), Kyle Freeland, Antonio Senzatela, Ryan Feltner, Germán Márquez
DET @COL (108) TEX (150) Jack Flaherty, Reese Olson Tarik Skubal, Jackson Jobe (vTEX) Jobe (@COL), Casey Mize
HOU @MIL (115) CIN (50) Framber Valdez, Hunter Brown Ronel Blanco (x2), Hayden Wesneski Lance McCullers Jr.
KCR CHW (131) BOS (51) Cole Ragans (x2), Seth Lugo (vCHW), Michael Wacha, Kris Bubic Lugo (vBOS) Michael Lorenzen
LAA TOR (141) BAL (120) Yusei Kikuchi, Jose Soriano Tyler Anderson (x2) Kyle Hendricks, Jack Kochanowicz
LAD @MIA (103) @ARI (90) Yoshinobu Yamamoto Tony Gonsolin, Dustin May Ben Casparius (?), Roki Sasaki Landon Knack (?)
MIA LAD (58) @CHW (137) Max Meyer Sandy Alcantara (@CHW) Alcantara (vLAD), Edward Cabrera Cal Quantrill, Valente Bellozo (?)
MIL @HOU (116) @TBR (117) Freddy Peralta Jose Quintana Brandon Woodruff (?), Quinn Priester Tobias Myers (x2)
MIN BAL (146) SFG (127) Pablo López (x2), Joe Ryan, Bailey Ober Simeon Woods Richardson Chris Paddack
NYM @ARI (90) CHC (67) Kodai Senga, Clay Holmes David Peterson (@ARI), Tylor Megill Griffin Canning, Peterson (vCHC)
NYY SDP (115) @ATH (75) Max Fried Carlos Rodón (vSDP) Clarke Schmidt, Will Warren, Rodón (@ATH) Carlos Carrasco
PHI @TBR (117) @CLE (159) Zack Wheeler (x2), Cristopher Sánchez, Jesús Luzardo, Aaron Nola Ranger Suárez
PIT @STL (109) ATL (92) Paul Skenes, Mitch Keller Andrew Heaney Bailey Falter Carmen Mlodzinski (x2)
SDP @NYY (33) @COL (108) Michael King (@NYY), Dylan Cease Nick Pivetta, King (@COL) Stephen Kolek (?), Randy Vásquez
SEA @ATH (75) TOR (188) Bryan Woo, Luis Castillo, Bryce Miller (vTOR) Miller (@ATH) Emerson Hancock, Logan Evans
SFG @CHC (95) @MIN (88) Logan Webb Landen Roupp (x2), Jordan Hicks Justin Verlander, Robbie Ray
STL PIT (127) @WSN (99) Matthew Liberatore, Sonny Gray Miles Mikolas (x2), Steven Matz, Erick Fedde 페디, Andre Pallante
TBR PHI (86) MIL (72) Drew Rasmussen (x2), Shane Baz Ryan Pepiot, Taj Bradley Zack Littell
TEX @BOS (46) @DET (98) Nathan Eovaldi (x2), Tyler Mahle, Jacob deGrom Jack Leiter Patrick Corbin
TOR @LAA (137) @SEA (99) Chris Bassitt, Kevin Gausman José Berríos (x2), Bowden Francis Eric Lauer 라우어 (?)
WSN CLE (109) STL (118) MacKenzie Gore Mitchell Parker Jake Irvin, Brad Lord, Trevor Williams Michael Soroka (?)

A few general schedule notes:

  • Now that we’ve reached May, I’m starting to use in-season data to calculate opponent strength.
  • The Athletics have a beast of a schedule next week; not only are they playing two of the hottest offenses in baseball, they’re playing in their tiny bandbox in Sacramento. Those games should be extremely high scoring affairs. The Padres also have to face the Yankees next week, in New York to boot, but San Diego then gets to travel to Colorado. The Diamondbacks just barely avoid the double red tags, but I’d still avoid their starters against the Mets and Dodgers.
  • No team has a double green week, but the Twins get close with series against the struggling Orioles and the Giants at home.

Ottoneu Cold Right Now: May 1 2025

Miami Marlins pitcher Sandy Alcantara (22) takes the field before a game against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park.
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Cold Right Now (CRN) is a weekly Ottoneu feature focused on players being dropped or who should be dropped in Ottoneu leagues. In this feature, we will break down players into three sections:

  1. Roster Cuts: Analysis of players who have been cut in a high percentage of leagues.
  2. Recent Injuries: A look at the implications of recent injuries (not all, just some high-profile ones).
  3. Cold Performers: Players with a low P/G or P/IP in recent weeks.

This article will typically run once per week and will help fantasy managers keep track of players that need to be given extra attention to improve rosters.

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Ottoneu Drip: Finding Under-rostered Pitchers: April 29, 2025

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The search for pitching help is never ending. Between injuries and ineffectiveness, fantasy players are always on the lookout for pitchers who are performing well who can provide some reinforcements. Hopefully, these six under-rostered pitchers — three starters and three relievers — can help.

Under-rostered Starters
Player Team IP FIP K-BB% Stuff+ Pts/IP Roster%
Ryan Gusto HOU 22.2 2.70 21.1% 106 5.36 29.4%
Jose Quintana MIL 23.2 3.35 7.5% 82 5.00 19.6%
Colin Rea CHC 18.2 1.50 21.1% 98 6.84 13.2%

Chad covered Ryan Gusto in his Hot Right Now column yesterday. I mostly agree with his assessment:

“So yes, he has looked good so far. But with only 22.2 IP so far this year, I am more inclined to bet on his track record than his early performance with Houston. Double his walks, double his HR, and how are you feeling? There’s nothing wrong with riding the hot streak. That could both net you some short-term gains and give you time to see if that control and HR suppression are legit. But there are other SP out there I am more interested in right now.”

One thing I’d like to add is that Stuff+ really likes Gusto. All three of his fastballs are above league average by that metric and so is his slider. Stuff+ isn’t as enamored with his changeup but that pitch is returning a 37.5% whiff rate which is above average for the pitch type. Sure, the minor league track record isn’t there, but it’s possible Gusto has taken a pretty significant step forward in his development.

I do need to advise some caution because of the contact quality issues Chad mentioned and also because the Astros will likely activate Lance McCullers Jr. from the IL within a few weeks and possibly Spencer Arrighetti a few more weeks after that. It’s very likely Gusto will be relegated to the bullpen once Houston’s starting rotation gets a little more healthy. So, yes, ride the hot hand while you can, but don’t expect Gusto to be a long-term solution for your pitching staff.

I recommended Jose Quintana in my last Ottoneu Drip and I’m honestly shocked he hasn’t been rostered more. All he’s done since that write up is make three fantastic starts, allowing just three runs total. His strikeout-to-walk ratio isn’t great and it seems like he’s relying on a lot of guile to get by, but the results speak for themselves.

The injury to Justin Steele forced the Cubs to add Colin Rea to their starting rotation a few weeks ago. Rea muddled through the last two years as an innings eating member of the Brewers rotation, but he has made three solid starts for the Cubs against some really impressive opponents. Against the Dodgers, Diamondbacks, and Phillies, he’s allowed just two runs in 13.1 innings while striking out 17. That’s enough for me to take notice.

The biggest difference is a four-seam that he’s throwing more than half the time at the expense of his sinker. His repertoire is still deep — six pitches strong — but he’s really emphasized the heater. He’s throwing it about a tick harder than last year with a little more rise and a little more cut and it’s returning a 25% whiff rate and a .334 xwOBA, both above average marks for a four-seamer. He’s also dropped his arm angle by about five degrees which has had a positive effect on the horizontal movement of all of his pitches. The wide pitch mix, arm angle change, and an improved fastball makes him a pretty interesting pick up, though I might wait to see how he does in a few more starts before rushing out to add him.

Under-rostered Relievers
Player Team IP FIP K-BB% gmLI Stuff+ Pts/IP Roster%
Will Vest DET 12 2.80 23.3% 0.83 103 8.64 53.2%
Reed Garrett NYM 11.2 2.02 17.4% 1.74 112 9.83 51.1%
Shelby Miller ARI 11.2 1.94 23.3% 1.93 97 9.29 14.4%

Chad also covered Will Vest in his article yesterday and I don’t really have much more to add. If you’re speculating on saves in Detroit’s bullpen, Vest is as good an investment as any other high leverage option in that ‘pen.

Reed Garrett had a mini-little breakout last summer before burning out in August. He’s still making high-leverage appearances for the Mets this year and he’s been pretty good. The strikeout rate isn’t as lofty as it was last year, but his walk rate is down and he’s only allowed a single unearned run.

Shelby Miller was finally healthy last year but his stint in Detroit’s bullpen of death could have gone better. He latched on with the Diamondbacks this year and is throwing a little harder and added a sweeper to his repertoire. He, too, has only allowed a single unearned run in 11 appearances for the Snakes and he’s already beginning to work some high leverage opportunities for them.


Ottoneu Hot Right Now: April 28, 2025

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The 2025 version of Hot Right Now will typically include three sections:

  1. Current Auctions: A closer look at players being auctioned at a high rate.
  2. Roster Adds: Analysis of players with high add% changes.
  3. Hot Performers: Players with a high P/G or P/IP in recent weeks.

The FanGraphs Ottoneu team plans to run this feature weekly, updating fantasy managers on the biggest movers in Ottoneu leagues with an analysis of how these players could or could not help your roster.

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Ottoneu Starting Pitching Planner: April 28–May 4

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Welcome back to the Ottoneu Starting Pitching Planner. Based on the Roster Resource Probables Grid, I’ve organized every starter slated to start next week into four categories: start, maybe, risky, and sit. The first and last category are pretty self-explanatory. Starters who fall into the “maybe” category are guys you could start if you need to keep up with the innings pitched pace in points leagues or need to hit your games started cap in head-to-head leagues; they’re good bets to turn in a decent start, but you shouldn’t automatically insert them into your lineup. If you’ve fallen behind on the innings pitched pace or you’re really starving for starts in a head-to-head matchup, you could turn to a “risky” starter or two.

I’ve also calculated a “Matchup Score” for each series using a straight combination of opponent’s home/away wOBA, opponent wOBA over the last 14 days, and the park factor for the ballpark the teams are playing in. It’s indexed so that 100 is average and anything above that is a favorable matchup and anything below is unfavorable. That matchup rating informs some of the sit/start recommendations I’m making, though the quality of the pitcher definitely takes precedence. To start the season, I’ll be relying on projected team wOBA until there’s sufficient in-season data to start calculating these matchup ratings. I should also note that the two new minor league stadiums that the Athletics and Rays are playing in this year currently have neutral park factors in my calculations, though both should play like hitters parks (those series are marked in yellow below).

April 28–May 4
Team Series 1 Matchup Series 2 Matchup Start Maybe Risky Sit
ARI @NYM (72) @PHI (81) Corbin Burnes, Zac Gallen, Eduardo Rodriguez (x2), Brandon Pfaadt Merrill Kelly 켈리
ATH @TEX (98) @MIA (106) J.T. Ginn (x2), Luis Severino, Osvaldo Bido JP Sears (x2), Jeffrey Springs
ATL @COL (121) LAD (78) Spencer Schwellenbach Chris Sale, Grant Holmes AJ Smith-Shawver (x2), Bryce Elder
BAL NYY (81) KCR (147) Tomoyuki Sugano (x2), Cade Povich, Kyle Gibson (?), Charlie Morton, Dean Kremer
BOS @TOR (122) MIN (95) Garrett Crochet (x2) Walker Buehler Tanner Houck, Lucas Giolito (?), Brayan Bello
CHC @PIT (130) @MIL (115) Shota Imanaga (x2), Matthew Boyd Colin Rea Ben Brown, Jameson Taillon
CHW MIL (105) HOU (62) Shane Smith Bryse Wilson (x2), Sean Burke, Jonathan Cannon, Davis Martin
CIN STL (94) WSN (112) Brady Singer (x2), Hunter Greene Nick Martinez (x2), Andrew Abbott, Nick Lodolo
CLE MIN (121) @TOR (122) Tanner Bibee (x2), Gavin Williams Ben Lively 라이블리 Luis L. Ortiz (x2), Logan Allen로건
COL ATL (16) @SFG (145) Kyle Freeland, Ryan Feltner Tanner Gordon (?), Germán Márquez, Chase Dollander, Antonio Senzatela
DET @HOU (86) @LAA (107) Jack Flaherty (x2), Reese Olson (x2), Tarik Skubal Casey Mize, Jackson Jobe
HOU DET (156) @CHW (146) Framber Valdez, Hunter Brown Ronel Blanco, Ryan Gusto, Hayden Wesneski Lance McCullers Jr. (?)
KCR @TBR (96) @BAL (97) Cole Ragans (?), Kris Bubic Seth Lugo, Michael Wacha Michael Lorenzen
LAA @SEA (120) DET (128) Yusei Kikuchi, José Soriano Jack Kochanowicz (x2), Tyler Anderson, Kyle Hendricks
LAD MIA (104) @ATL (46) Dustin May, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Tyler Glasnow Tony Gonsolin (?), Roki Sasaki
MIA @LAD (72) ATH (83) Max Meyer Sandy Alcantara Edward Cabrera (x2), Cal Quantrill, Connor Gillispie
MIL @CHW (146) CHC (56) Freddy Peralta (@CHW) Tobias Myers, Peralta (vCHC) Chad Patrick, Quinn Priester, Jose Quintana
MIN @CLE (128) @BOS (63) Bailey Ober (@CLE), Pablo López, Joe Ryan Ober (@BOS) Chris Paddack (x2), Simeon Woods Richardson
NYM ARI (86) @STL (147) Kodai Senga, Clay Holmes, Tylor Megill Griffin Canning (x2), David Peterson (x2)
NYY @BAL (97) TBR (84) Max Fried Carlos Rodón, Clarke Schmidt Will Warren (x2), Carlos Carrasco
PHI WSN (136) ARI (60) Cristopher Sánchez (?), Zack Wheeler, Jesús Luzardo Taijuan Walker, Aaron Nola, Ranger Suárez (?)
PIT CHC (66) SDP (107) Paul Skenes Andrew Heaney (x2), Mitch Keller Bailey Falter Carmen Mlodzinski
SDP SFG (124) @PIT (130) Nick Pivetta, Michael King, Dylan Cease Kyle Hart 하트, Randy Vásquez
SEA LAA (154) @TEX (98) Bryan Woo, Logan Gilbert, Luis Castillo, Bryce Miller Emerson Hancock
SFG @SDP (113) COL (179) Logan Webb (x2), Landen Roupp, Justin Verlander, Robbie Ray, Jordan Hicks
STL @CIN (30) NYM (76) Sonny Gray Matthew Liberatore Steven Matz (x2), Andre Pallante, Miles Mikolas, Erick Fedde 페디
TBR KCR (128) @NYY (50) Drew Rasmussen, Shane Baz Taj Bradley (vKCR), Ryan Pepiot Bradley (@NYY) Zack Littell
TEX ATH (80) SEA (89) Jacob deGrom (x2), Nathan Eovaldi, Tyler Mahle Jack Leiter (?) Kumar Rocker (x2)
TOR BOS (81) CLE (120) Kevin Gausman, Chris Bassitt Bowden Francis (x2), José Berríos Paxton Schultz (?)
WSN @PHI (81) @CIN (30) MacKenzie Gore (x2) Jake Irvin, Brad Lord, Mitchell Parker Trevor Williams (x2)

A few general schedule notes:

  • They’re not marked in red above, but I’d be weary of starting anyone from the Braves or Diamondbacks next week. Atlanta travels to Colorado which makes Chris Sale’s scheduled start a big risk and then the team returns home to host the Dodgers. Meanwhile, Arizona heads out on an East Coast road trip through New York and Philadelphia and neither Corbin Burnes or Zac Gallen have been all that impressive to start this season.
  • The Astros look to be the only team with a pair of easier matchups next week, at home against the Tigers and on the road against the White Sox. Ronel Blanco could be lined up for a double-start week but that could be in flux if Houston decides to activate Lance McCullers Jr. next weekend.

Ottoneu Cold Right Now: Apr 24, 2025

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Cold Right Now (CRN) is a weekly Ottoneu feature focused on players being dropped or who should be dropped in Ottoneu leagues. In this feature we will break down players into three sections:

  1. Roster Cuts: Analysis of players who have been cut in a high percentage of leagues.
  2. Recent Injuries: A look at the implications of recent injuries (not all, just some high-profile ones).
  3. Cold Performers: Players with a low P/G or P/IP in recent weeks.

This article will typically run once per week and will help fantasy managers keep track of players that need to be given extra attention to improve rosters.

Read the rest of this entry »


Ottoneu Hot Right Now: April 21, 2025

Cincinnati Reds outfielder Austin Hays (12) celebrates with his teammates after hitting a home run during the ninth inning against the Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
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The 2025 version of Hot Right Now will typically include three sections:

  1. Current Auctions: A closer look at players being auctioned at a high rate.
  2. Roster Adds: Analysis of players with high add% changes.
  3. Hot Performers: Players with a high P/G or P/IP in recent weeks.

The FanGraphs Ottoneu team plans to run this feature weekly, updating fantasy managers on the biggest movers in Ottoneu leagues with an analysis of how these players could or could not help your roster.

Read the rest of this entry »


Ottoneu Starting Pitching Planner: April 21–27

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Welcome back to the Ottoneu Starting Pitching Planner. Based on the Roster Resource Probables Grid, I’ve organized every starter slated to start next week into four categories: start, maybe, risky, and sit. The first and last category are pretty self-explanatory. Starters who fall into the “maybe” category are guys you could start if you need to keep up with the innings pitched pace in points leagues or need to hit your games started cap in head-to-head leagues; they’re good bets to turn in a decent start, but you shouldn’t automatically insert them into your lineup. If you’ve fallen behind on the innings pitched pace or you’re really starving for starts in a head-to-head matchup, you could turn to a “risky” starter or two.

I’ve also calculated a “Matchup Score” for each series using a straight combination of opponent’s home/away wOBA, opponent wOBA over the last 14 days, and the park factor for the ballpark the teams are playing in. It’s indexed so that 100 is average and anything above that is a favorable matchup and anything below is unfavorable. That matchup rating informs some of the sit/start recommendations I’m making, though the quality of the pitcher definitely takes precedence. To start the season, I’ll be relying on projected team wOBA until there’s sufficient in-season data to start calculating these matchup ratings. I should also note that the two new minor league stadiums that the Athletics and Rays are playing in this year currently have neutral park factors in my calculations, though both should play like hitters parks (those series are marked in yellow below).

April 21–27
Team Series 1 Matchup Series 2 Matchup Start Maybe Risky Sit
ARI TBR (85) ATL (44) Corbin Burnes, Zac Gallen Brandon Pfaadt (vTBR), Eduardo Rodriguez Merrill Kelly 켈리, Pfaadt (vATL)
ATH TEX (93) CHW (154) Luis Severino, Jeffrey Springs Osvaldo Bido (x2) JP Sears, J.T. Ginn
ATL STL (95) @ARI (59) Spencer Schwellenbach (x2), Spencer Strider, Chris Sale Grant Holmes Bryce Elder
BAL @WSN (128) @DET (142) Cade Povich, Charlie Morton Dean Kremer (x2), Tomoyuki Sugano, Brandon Young (?)
BOS SEA (96) @CLE (127) Walker Buehler (vCHW), Garrett Crochet Buehler (@CLE) Brayan Bello (?), Tanner Houck Sean Newcomb
CHC LAD (71) PHI (107) Shota Imanaga, Matthew Boyd Ben Brown, Jameson Taillon Colin Rea
CHW @MIN (115) @ATH (87) Shane Smith Martín Pérez Jonathan Cannon (x2), Davis Martin (x2), Sean Burke
CIN @MIA (115) @COL (104) Brady Singer Nick Martinez (@MIA) Andrew Abbott, Hunter Greene Nick Lodolo, Martinez (@COL)
CLE NYY (63) BOS (82) Gavin Williams (x2), Tanner Bibee Luis L. Ortiz, Ben Lively 라이블리, Logan Allen로건
COL @KCR (114) CIN (82) Ryan Feltner (x2), Germán Márquez, Chase Dollander Kyle Freeland, Antonio Senzatela
DET SDP (102) BAL (116) Jack Flaherty, Tarik Skubal Reese Olson, Casey Mize Jackson Jobe Keider Montero
HOU TOR (103) @KCR (114) Hunter Brown, Framber Valdez Ronel Blanco, Ryan Gusto, Lance McCullers Jr. (?), Hayden Wesneski
KCR COL (129) HOU (93) Kris Bubic (x2), Cole Ragans Michael Lorenzen, Seth Lugo, Michael Wacha
LAA PIT (121) @MIN (115) José Soriano (x2) Yusei Kikuchi Jack Kochanowicz, Tyler Anderson, Kyle Hendricks
LAD @CHC (92) PIT (136) Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Tyler Glasnow Dustin May, Roki Sasaki
MIA CIN (107) @SEA (130) Max Meyer (x2), Sandy Alcantara Edward Cabrera Cal Quantrill, Connor Gillispie
MIL @SFG (122) @STL (115) Freddy Peralta Quinn Priester (x2), Jose Quintana (x2) Tobias Myers (?) Chad Patrick
MIN CHW (158) LAA (67) Bailey Ober, David Festa Joe Ryan, Pablo López (?) Chris Paddack, Simeon Woods Richardson
NYM PHI (105) @WSN (128) Kodai Senga, Clay Holmes Tylor Megill (x2), David Peterson Griffin Canning
NYY @CLE (127) TOR (87) Max Fried Clarke Schmidt (x2), Will Warren, Carlos Rodón Carlos Carrasco
PHI @NYM (84) @CHC (92) Cristopher Sánchez, Zack Wheeler, Jesús Luzardo Aaron Nola (x2) Ranger Suárez (?)
PIT @LAA (42) @LAD (48) Paul Skenes Andrew Heaney, Mitch Keller Bailey Falter (x2) Carmen Mlodzinski
SDP @DET (142) TBR (84) Nick Pivetta, Michael King, Dylan Cease Randy Vásquez (x2), Kyle Hart 하트
SEA @BOS (58) MIA (141) Bryce Miller (x2), Bryan Woo, Logan Gilbert, Luis Castillo Emerson Hancock
SFG MIL (130) TEX (119) Logan Webb Robbie Ray (x2), Landen Roupp Jordan Hicks (x2), Justin Verlander
STL @ATL (36) MIL (124) Sonny Gray Matthew Liberatore Erick Fedde 페디, Steven Matz, Andre Pallante, Miles Mikolas
TBR @ARI (59) @SDP (90) Drew Rasmussen, Shane Baz Taj Bradley, Ryan Pepiot Zack Littell (x2)
TEX @ATH (87) @SFG (122) Jacob deGrom, Nathan Eovaldi, Tyler Mahle Jack Leiter (?) Kumar Rocker Patrick Corbin
TOR @HOU (100) @NYY (40) Chris Bassitt Kevin Gausman (x2) Bowden Francis, José Berríos Easton Lucas
WSN BAL (103) NYM (73) MacKenzie Gore Mitchell Parker (x2), Trevor Williams, Jake Irvin Michael Soroka (?)

A few general schedule notes:

  • The Dodgers and Cubs gain an extra day off next week to offset their early start in Japan in March. That means they’ll only play five games, though the Dodgers will need to call up a spot starter anyway after Bobby Miller was optioned after his own spot start on Thursday. Roster Resource has Matt Sauer listed as the starter on Wednesday but it’s possible Los Angeles will activate Tony Gonsolin for that start instead.
  • After spending most of the month rehabbing, we’ll probably see the season debuts of Ranger Suárez, Brayan Bello, Tobias Myers, and Lance McCullers Jr. (!) next week and Jack Leiter and Pablo López are on track to be activated from their short stints on the IL too.