Starting Pitcher Chart – September 25th, 2024

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The studs are catching some tough matchups but outside of scenarios where you’re aggressively protecting ratios, I’d still definitely run ’em!

Starter Notes September 25, 2024
RK PITCHER GAME 10 12 15+ IP ERA WHIP K-BB wOBA RK L30/Season
1 Chris Sale ATL v NYM x x x 177 2.38 1.01 26% 5th/5th
2 Yusei Kikuchi HOU v SEA x x x 169 4.19 1.21 22% 24th/26th
3 Jack Flaherty LAD v SDP x x x 157 3.10 1.06 25% 3rd/5th
4 Dylan Cease SDP at LAD x x x 184 3.42 1.05 21% 4th/4th
5 George Kirby SEA at HOU x x x 185 3.60 1.08 20% 8th/9th
6 Freddy Peralta MIL at PIT x x x 168 3.69 1.23 18% 29th/28th
7 Zac Gallen ARI v SFG x x x 142 3.74 1.29 16% 25th/24th
8 Cristopher Sánchez PHI v CHC x x x 177 3.25 1.24 14% 17th/16th
9 Zach Eflin BAL at NYY x x x 160 3.53 1.13 17% 1st/1st
10 Kevin Gausman TOR v BOS x x x 175 3.91 1.22 15% 5th/3rd
11 Nestor Cortes NYY v BAL x x x 174 3.77 1.15 17% 8th/6th
12 Cody Bradford TEX at OAK x x x 72 3.59 0.94 20% 15th/14th
13 Zack Littell TBR at DET x x x 151 3.56 1.24 16% 22nd/22nd
14 Joey Cantillo CLE v CIN x x x 35 4.63 1.20 17% 22nd/21st
15 Brady Basso OAK v TEX x x x 19 2.33 1.09 16% 23rd/22nd
16 José Suarez LAA at CHW x x 47 6.08 1.63 12% 30th/30th
17 Luis L. Ortiz PIT v MIL x x 128 3.43 1.13 12% 7th/6th
18 David Peterson NYM at ATL x 114 3.08 1.33 10% 4th/4th
19 Edward Cabrera MIA at MIN x 91 5.12 1.39 13% 11th/8th
20 DJ Herz WSN v KCR x 83 4.30 1.27 19% 19th/18th
21 Keider Montero DET v TBR x 92 4.86 1.29 12% 28th/29th
22 Richard Fitts BOS at TOR x 15 0.00 1.15 3% 12th/13th
23 Davis Martin CHW v LAA x 46 4.27 1.40 12% 27th/27th
24 Simeon Woods Richardson MIN v MIA x 132 4.00 1.25 12% 23rd/25th
25 Jakob Junis CIN at CLE x 62 2.61 0.84 17% 26th/21st
26 Michael Lorenzen KCR at WSN 126 3.43 1.25 7% 20th/17th
27 Erick Fedde 페디 STL at COL 170 3.38 1.17 13% 18th/15th
28 Javier Assad CHC at PHI 142 3.34 1.37 10% 10th/12th
29 Austin Gomber COL v STL 160 4.67 1.31 11% 27th/28th
30 Mason Black SFG at ARI 33 5.88 1.51 12% 2nd/2nd
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.





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EonADSmember since 2024
16 days ago

Small note, but Vogt said he might give players a day off today (the smartest day to do it), so knock Cantillo a bit for win probability. Still looks like he could have a great finish to the season after starting so rough.

EonADSmember since 2024
16 days ago
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He and Brant Hurter are going to be two fun, young lefties to watch for the next couple years. Two big guys, both with excellent changeups and elite extension. Can’t wait to see them duel each other at some point.