Starting Pitcher Chart – September 11th, 2024

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Not a bad board for Wednesday’s full slate. Plenty of options across the various formats. I’m sure some of the 2- and 1-x guys will pop off, but identifying exactly who is tough. Bradford, for example, could deal but I’m not dying to take the shot at ARI.


Starter Notes September 11, 2024
RK PITCHER GAME 10 12 15+ IP ERA WHIP K-BB wOBA RK L30/Season
1 Zack Wheeler PHI v TBR x x x 173 2.59 0.96 21% 29th/29th
2 Michael King SDP at SEA x x x 156 3.10 1.21 19% 10th/23rd
3 Blake Snell SFG v MIL x x x 87 3.62 1.11 22% 11th/9th
4 Max Fried ATL at WSN x x x 147 3.35 1.19 14% 9th/27th
5 Bowden Francis TOR v NYM x x x 84 3.72 0.99 18% 12th/10th
6 Sean Manaea NYM at TOR x x x 157 3.43 1.10 17% 25th/25th
7 Cole Ragans KCR at NYY x x x 167 3.33 1.15 21% 5th/12th
8 Hunter Brown HOU v OAK x x x 153 3.41 1.27 17% 8th/20th
9 Luis Gil NYY v KCR x x x 130 3.24 1.16 15% 20th/11th
10 Bryan Woo SEA v SDP x x x 99 2.36 0.85 18% 6th/5th
11 Matthew Boyd CLE at CHW x x x 28 2.20 0.77 19% 30th/30th
12 Merrill Kelly 켈리 ARI v TEX x x x 53 4.08 1.23 12% 16th/26th
13 Nick Pivetta BOS v BAL x x 123 4.38 1.15 23% 23rd/7th
14 Colin Rea MIL at SFG x x 150 3.72 1.17 13% 26th/24th
15 Zebby Matthews MIN v LAA x x 22 7.36 1.59 18% 30th/27th
16 Shane Baz TBR at PHI x x 55 3.27 1.24 10% 11th/12th
17 Bailey Falter PIT v MIA x x 121 4.45 1.31 10% 18th/29th
18 Brandon Williamson CIN at STL x x 8 2.25 0.63 16% 19th/28th
19 Cody Bradford TEX at ARI x 62 3.05 0.87 19% 2nd/2nd
20 Jake Irvin WSN v ATL x 166 4.28 1.21 14% 21st/19th
21 Dean Kremer BAL at BOS x 111 4.27 1.27 12% 19th/3rd
22 Casey Mize DET v COL x 90 4.30 1.41 10% 13th/15th
23 Davis Martin CHW v CLE x 38 3.29 1.28 12% 27th/21st
24 Jack Kochanowicz LAA at MIN x 38 4.89 1.42 2% 28th/8th
25 Lance Lynn STL v CIN x 106 4.06 1.36 12% 18th/18th
26 Joey Estes OAK at HOU 111 4.46 1.13 14% 7th/9th
27 Jordan Wicks CHC at LAD 38 4.03 1.42 13% 8th/3rd
28 Adam Mazur MIA at PIT 33 7.49 1.81 1% 24th/28th
29 Bobby Miller LAD v CHC 49 7.79 1.65 10% 5th/16th
30 Ryan Feltner COL at DET 138 4.96 1.41 13% 14th/22nd
Recommendations for Roto 5×5 Leagues

The chart includes their 2024 stats (this changed over from last year’s stats on April 22nd), their opponent’s wOBA rank versus the pitcher’s handedness from this year so far (this is changed as of April 11th) and over the last 30 days, 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 that just means it is a riskier stream as the league gets shallower.

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 value focusing on roto and then you can generally expand these recommendations a bit for points leagues.





Paul is the Editor of Rotographs and Content Director for OOTP Perfect Team. Follow Paul on Twitter @sporer and on Twitch at sporer.

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CarMars FavoriteMember since 2018
1 year ago

I just want it to be known that I’m starting Lynn and Mize in my h2h playoffs ftw

Master Live 013Member since 2023
1 year ago

Go for it!

FickbohmMember since 2017
1 year ago

Pick up Zebby for today, or wait and grab Martin Perez/Edward Cabrera later this week?

EonADSMember since 2024
1 year ago

All Hail Matthew Boyd

EonADSMember since 2024
1 year ago
Reply to  Paul Sporer

If Andres Giminez had been on my roster, he would have been gone after yesterday xD

murraygd13Member since 2026
1 year ago

Let’s go……ugh…. Bobby Miller!

A Salty ScientistMember since 2024
1 year ago
Reply to  Paul Sporer

Can’t drop in Dynasty, but oof. Traded Nolan Jones for him at the very beginning of the year, and thought it was going to be steal after his first game.

EonADSMember since 2024
1 year ago

They’ve been about equally bad so far. Miller’s upside is higher, if he can return to form at all. His HR/FB is ludicrously high; it’s like twice the league average.

A Salty ScientistMember since 2024
1 year ago
Reply to  EonADS

I don’t regret the trade. It ended up being lose-lose, but I think the process was correct. I had a huge logjam in the OF that I wanted to swap for high upside pitching. Jones was going to be on my bench most days anyway.