Starting Pitcher Chart – June 27th, 2025

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The chart includes their performance for 2025, their opponent’s wOBA rank versus the pitcher’s handedness from this year so far, my general start/sit recommendation for 10-team, 12-team, and 15-team (or more) leagues, and then a note about them. Obviously, there are league sizes beyond those three so it’s essentially a shallow, medium, deep. If a pitcher only has an “x” in 15-team, it doesn’t mean there’s no potential use in 10s and 12s, but it’s a much riskier stream for those spots.

These are general recommendations, and your league situation will carry more weight whether you are protecting ratios or chasing counting numbers. This is for standard 5×5 roto leagues. The thresholds for H2H starts are generally lower, especially in points leagues so I thought there would be more valuable focusing on roto.

Starter Notes June 27, 2025
RK PITCHER GAME 10 12 15+ IP ERA WHIP K-BB 2025 wOBA RK NOTE
1 Logan Gilbert SEA at TEX x x x 40 3.12 0.89 34% 28th My goodness, that WHIP is glorious!!
2 Dylan Cease SDP at CIN x x x 87 4.43 1.29 20% 7th
3 Sonny Gray STL at CLE x x x 84 3.72 1.19 21% 25th
4 Ryan Pepiot TBR at BAL x x x 94 3.04 1.10 17% 12th
5 Clarke Schmidt NYY v ATH x x x 69 2.84 1.06 14% 11th
6 Landen Roupp SFG at CHW x x x 76 3.67 1.42 11% 30th
7 Merrill Kelly 켈리 ARI v MIA x x x 93 3.39 1.05 18% 23rd Absolutely dialed in and gets a great matchup to stay hot
8 Mick Abel PHI at ATL x x x 23 3.47 1.16 15% 15th 3 gems, 2 duds broken down pretty much along team quality lines save his success at TOR (they were hot by then); ATL is mid-pack for the season thanks to recent struggles (22nd in L30) so let’s take a shot
9 Brandon Walter HOU v CHC x x x 23 3.80 1.10 23% 6th Just 2 BB in 23.7 IP so far, though perhaps he lives in the zone a bit too much w/the 1.5 HR9; that said, I’m not going to nitpick too hard on a brilliant 23% K-BB, plus he’s catching CHC in a cold snap (26th in L30)
10 David Peterson NYM at PIT x x x 90 2.98 1.24 12% 29th Never really thought his sub-3.00 ERA would stick so not worried about a regression start v. a tough opponent (at PHI); matchup too juicy to pass up even if you hold legitimate long-term concerns
11 Cade Horton CHC at HOU x x x 41 3.73 1.29 12% 20th Think he’s a firm start from here until the ASB (assuming they give him all 3 starts) w/CLE & at MIN after this
12 José Soriano LAA v WSN x x x 93 3.39 1.42 9% 21st On a heater and missing bats of late (36% in L3) despite a moderately difficult schedule (ATH, at NYY, HOU)
13 Dustin May LAD at KCR W W x 78 4.46 1.32 12% 27th Win probability is just so high that he’s worth starting in a lot of spots if you need ’em
14 Jose Quintana MIL v COL W W x 54 2.98 1.40 5% 27th That WHIP will bring the ERA way up unless he gets a lot better, but I’ll chase the W here
15 Nathan Eovaldi TEX v SEA x x 69 1.56 0.81 24% 8th Coming off the IL so dealer’s choice on the start/sit, but it’s a tough matchup w/SEA hitting a lot better this yr; he’s been so good ya hate to miss a gem, but I’m OK risking it if a real stinker will hurt you (like H2H category lgs, for example)
16 José Berríos TOR at BOS x x 95 3.51 1.24 12% 18th Really catching BOS in a downturn as they sit 29th in the L30
17 Sawyer Gipson-Long DET v MIN W x 17 4.58 1.08 15% 14th Gave up 4 ER last time out, but made it into the 7th inning
18 Nick Martinez CIN v SDP x 86 4.40 1.23 12% 16th Merrill returning deepens SDP’s lineup and they can still clip ya on any given night
19 Mitch Spence ATH at NYY x 58 3.84 1.30 13% 3rd Love what he’s been doing lately, but a trip to NYY is scary even w/them being a little chillier of late
20 Luis L. Ortiz CLE v STL x 81 4.30 1.41 14% 9th We’ve seen the upside w/multiple 10-K outings and several other solid ones, but we’ve also seen 3 starts w/at least 6 runs and persistent control issues; classic streamer!
21 Noah Cameron KCR v LAD 47 2.08 0.97 10% 5th This schedule just hasn’t let up so it’s been tough to really settle in w/him despite just 1 bad start, but it was v. NYY and obviously LAD is of that caliber so I’m skipping
22 Jake Irvin WSN at LAA 94 4.18 1.23 10% 24th Feels like a bad matchup for him w/their HR hitting ways and his 1.5 HR9
23 Brayan Bello BOS v TOR 65 3.31 1.41 8% 17th Bello/Pérez/Sugano could be streamers in the right spot, but facing the 4th/5th/3rd ranked offenses over the L30 isn’t that spot
24 Eury Pérez MIA at ARI 11 6.17 1.63 7% 2nd
25 Tomoyuki Sugano BAL v TBR 83 3.55 1.21 9% 6th
26 Aaron Civale CHW v SFG 34 5.03 1.47 9% 19th
27 David Festa MIN at DET 31 6.39 1.61 12% 13th
28 Bryce Elder ATL v PHI 66 4.77 1.33 12% 10th
29 Kyle Freeland COL at MIL 73 5.13 1.53 13% 13th
30 Mitch Keller PIT v NYM 94 4.02 1.22 12% 5th
Recommendations for Roto 5×5 Leagues





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