Weekly Pitcher Rankings: Cy Young Run Away

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Updated on August 29, 2015 4:01PM EST

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For the week Aug. 31 - Sept. 6

AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Rank	Pitcher	Opp	Comments
1	David Price	CLE, BAL	Excelling with his new team: 1.98 ERA, 0.96 WHIP, 29% K rate is up from 23% w/DET
2	Chris Sale	at MIN, at KC	Since the two 7 ER games in a row: 1.59 ERA, 0.74 WHIP, 43 Ks in 28.3 IP going at least 7 IP in all four
3	Chris Archer	at BAL, at NYY
4	Dallas Keuchel	SEA
5	Corey Kluber	at DET
6	Felix Hernandez	at HOU, at OAK	Strong outing vs. OAK (8 IP/2 ER), but I don't think the panic was unfounded
7	Sonny Gray	LAA
8	Cole Hamels	at SD	He's allowed 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ER with TEX; now has back-to-back Ws and three straight QS (2.57 ERA in 21 IP)
9	Justin Verlander	at KC, CLE
10	Johnny Cueto	DET, CWS	I try not to overreact to aces struggling, but with Cueto it's tougher bc it often signifies something more so I'm monitoring closely here
11	Masahiro Tanaka	at BOS	Has 5 QS in a row and 9 of 10: 3.42 ERA, 0.95 WHIP, 4.2 K:BB ratio in 68.3 IP; K%

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Rank	Pitcher	Opp	Comments
1	David Price	CLE, BAL	Excelling with his new team: 1.98 ERA, 0.96 WHIP, 29% K rate is up from 23% w/DET
2	Chris Sale	at MIN, at KC	Since the two 7 ER games in a row: 1.59 ERA, 0.74 WHIP, 43 Ks in 28.3 IP going at least 7 IP in all four
3	Chris Archer	at BAL, at NYY
4	Dallas Keuchel	SEA
5	Corey Kluber	at DET
6	Felix Hernandez	at HOU, at OAK	Strong outing vs. OAK (8 IP/2 ER), but I don't think the panic was unfounded
7	Sonny Gray	LAA
8	Cole Hamels	at SD	He's allowed 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ER with TEX; now has back-to-back Ws and three straight QS (2.57 ERA in 21 IP)
9	Justin Verlander	at KC, CLE
10	Johnny Cueto	DET, CWS	I try not to overreact to aces struggling, but with Cueto it's tougher bc it often signifies something more so I'm monitoring closely here
11	Masahiro Tanaka	at BOS	Has 5 QS in a row and 9 of 10: 3.42 ERA, 0.95 WHIP, 4.2 K:BB ratio in 68.3 IP; K% down by month, though: 27%, 25%, 21%, 20%
12	Jake Odorizzi	at NYY
13	Scott Kazmir	MIN
14	Lance McCullers	MIN	He'll get the Twins twice in a row starting this Sunday; awesome in return from break in the minors
15	Hisashi Iwakuma	at OAK
16	Garrett Richards	TEX
17	Taijuan Walker	at HOU	Was dealing (6.3 scoreless IP) before a hip flexor cramp took him out; stay tuned to RW news for status updates
18	Michael Pineda	at BOS
19	Danny Salazar	at TOR, at DET	Last two starts were in BOS and NYY and now he's headed to TOR and DET?! Don't love that for the HR-prone youngster
20	Hector Santiago	at OAK, TEX	Fewer than 6 IP in six of eight starts in the 2H: 5.23 ERA, 1.48 WHIP; every IP from here on out sets a new career-high
21	Marco Estrada	CLE	An out short of 5 straight QS in August; quietly having a fantastic season for TOR
22	Derek Holland	at LAA	Not a huge surprise that TOR got him for 3 HR, but only 4 ER in the 6 IP is actually not too bad
23	Luis Severino	TB	Looks fantastic through four starts, but it's four starts so the book is still being written on him
24	Jose Quintana	at KC
25	Collin McHugh	SEA	SEA blitzed him for 8 ER in mid-June and left him with season-high 5.04 ERA, since: 2.84 ERA, 1.23 WHIP, & 21% K (up to 25% in Aug.)
26	Nathan Eovaldi	TB	Fewer than 6 IP in six of his L10, but three of the four 6+ IP outings have come in August (2.92 ERA in the 10 starts)
27	Erasmo Ramirez	at BAL
28	Nate Karns	at NYY
29	Andrew Heaney	at OAK	TOR has accounted for 32% of his ER this year blasting him for 8 ER; allowed 17 ER in other 11 starts combined
30	Eduardo Rodriguez	NYY	Highly volatile, but still much more good than bad
31	Kevin Gausman	TB
32	Chris Tillman	TB	A 2.96 ERA in seven 2H starts has helped Tillman cut his ERA by nearly a full run from 5.40 to 4.58
33	Kyle Gibson	CWS	Either great or terrible in five Aug. starts: 2, 8, 2, 6, 2, 0 ER; 3+ BB in three of his L4 starts
34	Jeff Samardzija	at KC
35	Carlos Rodon	at MIN	This is what it looks like when he's rolling: 1.61 ERA, 1.00 ERA, 29 Ks in 28 IP over 4 starts; still super-volatile, but the upside is great
36	Mike Fiers	MIN
37	Kris Medlen	CWS	Solid baseline QS in return to the rotation; perfect team for him as they can take 5 IP every time out with that bullpen
38	Chris Bassitt	LAA	Had his first rough start since joining the rotation last time out, still running him out there in most formats
39	R.A. Dickey	CLE	Only 4 non-QS in his L17: 3.36 ERA, 1.27 WHIP in 109.7 IP
40	Edinson Volquez	DET
41	Drew Smyly	at BAL
42	Scott Feldman	SEA	Allowed 4 ER in return from DL on Jul 18th, but has allowed just 8 ER in six starts since, good for a 1.80 ERA in 40 IP
43	Mark Buehrle	BAL	13-game QS streak was snapped in PHI of all places (4 IP/4 ER); hasn't K'd more than 3 in any of his L9
44	Yovani Gallardo	at SD
45	Drew Hutchison	BAL	It's at home where he has a 2.57 ERA and 1.08 WHIP in 80.7 IP
46	Yordano Ventura	DET	Dominant of late: 1.08 ERA & WHIP with 32 Ks in 25 IP
47	Matt Shoemaker	at OAK	Returned from demotion to drop 7.3 one-hit IP on the Tigers
48	Jesse Chavez	SEA
49	Rick Porcello	NYY, PHI	Brilliant return from the DL (7 scoreless IP); actually good in 3 of 4 prior to the DL good for a 3.33 ERA in his L5 (27 IP)
50	Martin Perez	at LAA
51	Aaron Brooks	LAA, SEA	TOR obliterated him after two good starts, I'm interested to see his return
52	Roenis Elias	at HOU
53	Joe Kelly	PHI	Opened the month with 5 ER vs. TB, has allowed 5 ER total in his L4 starts (1.82 ERA in 24.7 IP); 5 straight Ws as he won the TB outing

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Rank	Pitcher	Opp	Comments
54	Wade Miley	PHI	The problem with Miley is that when it's bad, it's really bad: 5 starts of 0-2 ER, 4 starts of 5+ ER in his L9 starts
55	Henry Owens	NYY
56	Wei-Yin Chen	TB, at TOR	at TOR is enough for me to pass, he has somehow avoided his divisional foes all year
57	Colby Lewis	at SD, at LAA
58	Danny Duffy	CWS
59	Ivan Nova	at BOS, TB	Not doing enough good to justify taking the risk of his downside
60	Randy Wolf	at KC	You don't wanna be around when that 0% HR/FB regresses, though his career-low 33% FB rate helps; a third gem would certainly impress
61	Ervin Santana	at HOU	Skills just aren't there to trust him at all
62	Trevor Bauer	at TOR
63	Miguel Gonzalez	at TOR
64	Ubaldo Jimenez	at TOR
65	John Danks	at MIN	Don't get enticed by the solid outings, they're fool's gold
66	Jered Weaver	TEX
67	Felix Doubront	SEA
68	Mike Montgomery	at OAK
69	Tyler Duffey	CWS, at HOU
70	Mike Pelfrey	at HOU
71	Buck Farmer	CLE
72	Matt Boyd	at KC
73	Tommy Milone	CWS
74	Alfredo Simon	CLE
75	Cody Anderson	at TOR

NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Rank	Pitcher	Opp	Comments
1	Zack Greinke	SF, at SD	You're trying too hard if you don't think Greinke is running away with the NL Cy ... it's a 1.61 ERA five months into the seasons
2	Clayton Kershaw	SF	Once again super-elite and deserves plenty of 2nd place votes for the Cy, but ONE POINT SIX ONE in 179.3 IP
3	Jacob deGrom	at MIA	His 0.94 WHIP is tremendous ... and 0.09 away from Greinke's 0.85 WHIP
4	Jake Arrieta	ARI
5	Stephen Strasburg	ATL	He's had two bad innings in August: 1.73 ERA, 0.65 WHIP, 34% K, 3% BB
6	Max Scherzer	at STL	It's all about the HR , has allowed 7 in 28 IP en route to a 6.43 ERA; 30% K and 6% BB rates calm most worries
7	Gerrit Cole	at MIL
8	Michael Wacha	WAS	Just two Ks shy of a 1 K/IP over his L15 starts (92 in 94 IP)
9	Matt Harvey	PHI	Skipped start didn't seem to bother him: 6 IP/1 ER with 2 H, 8 Ks, 1 BB
10	Jon Lester	ARI	Got right back on track after shellacking by DET
11	Lance Lynn	PIT
12	Madison Bumgarner	at LAD, at COL	Wouldn't be surprised if he comes out of Coors relatively unscathed given the way he's throwing so only a small downgrade
13	Francisco Liriano	at MIL
14	Noah Syndergaard	at MIA	Has been OK in B2B road starts, but it boiled down to two bad innings among the 10
15	Joe Ross	at STL, ATL
16	John Lackey	WAS, PIT
17	Tyson Ross	TEX, LAD	Still hasn't allowed >4 ER in any start this season; WHIP is the downside with him, but does enough good to overcome
18	Shelby Miller	MIA, at WAS
19	Carlos Martinez	WAS
20	Julio Teheran	at WAS	Five straight QS in August: 2.73 ERA, 0.91 WHIP, 22% K, 4% BB in 33 IP
21	Jaime Garcia	PIT
22	Raisel Iglesias	at CHC	B2B 10+ K games and six straight QS; since ASB: 2.81 ERA, 0.90 WHIP, 30% K, 7% BB in 51.3 IP
23	James Shields	LAD
24	Jordan Zimmermann	ATL	K% has spiked to 27% in August, it's only yielded a 4.31 ERA despite a solid 1.09 WHIP
25	Andrew Cashner	TEX, LAD	It still looks great in flashes and even for entire starts sometimes, but it just hasn't come together as expected this year
26	Jimmy Nelson	PIT, at CIN
27	Mike Leake	at LAD	Solid in two starts since return; hopefully he's entirely past the hamstring
28	Jason Hammel	CIN
29	Ian Kennedy	TEX	Since the ASB: 2.32 ERA, 1.11 WHIP, 26% K, 8% BB in 50.3 IP
30	Taylor Jungmann	PIT	Has shown enough to hold on even after the tough starts; he's bounced back with scoreless outings after his 3 worst starts
31	Aaron Nola	at NYM
32	Gio Gonzalez	at STL, ATL	Has a 5.68 ERA in five Aug starts despite 25 Ks in 25.3 IP and just a 7% BB; 12.5 H/9 and .402 BABIP have sunk him
33	Brett Anderson	SF, at SD
34	Charlie Morton	at STL	I swear every time I start recommending him, he has a bad outing ... every single time; so I'm totally NOT interested in him wink, wink
35	J.A. Happ	at STL	Not surprised PIT has made something of his solid skills so far as he was better than the 4.64 ERA with SEA
36	Kyle Hendricks	CIN, ARI
37	Jon Niese	PHI
38	Tom Koehler	NYM	With his skill set, I think there is viability behind his home/road split (3.06 ERA, 1.16 WHIP in 64.7 IP)
39	Anthony DeSclafani	at CHC
40	Jerad Eickhoff	at NYM, at BOS	Showing some good things, but it's kinda the Robbie Ray model with lots of hard contact, high FB%, no homers
41	Bartolo Colon	PHI, at MIA	Even with PHI playing better of late, this is an ideal two-start setup
42	Wily Peralta	at CIN
43	John Lamb	MIL	Love the Ks, but severe FB lean suggests the HRs are likely to stick around, too
44	Alex Wood	at SD	Wood & Latos have given the Dodgers a 5.15 ERA in 43.7 IP
45	Mat Latos	at SD	Latos admittedly doing more of the damage, but Wood has been far from special
46	Robbie Ray	at CHC	The weird thing about his regression is that it hasn't been HR-driven at all: 0 HR in his L3 starts; stream option now
47	Jeff Locke	at MIL, at STL	Better two-start for a lefty than you might think: 29th and 23rd in wRC+ vs. southpaws, respectively
48	Dan Haren	CIN

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Rank	Pitcher	Opp	Comments
49	Patrick Corbin	at COL, at CHC	He's been mostly good in his 10 starts back from TJ, but this is a pretty daunting pair of venues so I'm inclined to pass in most formats
50	Jorge De La Rosa	SF
51	Colin Rea	LAD
52	Jake Peavy	at LAD, at COL	The direct opposite of Colon's two-step: 1st and 2nd best teams at home vs. RHP
53	Rubby De La Rosa	at COL	Some killer lefties PLUS Coors? Firm pass, even with the 7 IP/1 ER at Coors earlier this year
54	Chris Heston	at COL	Has allowed 6 ER twice this year ... both in Coors
55	Chase Anderson	at COL
56	Randall Delgado	at COL	I'm pro-Delgado overall, but not in Coors
57	Ryan Vogelsong	at COL
58	Jhoulys Chacin	at CHC	Talented arm trying to rebuild with ARI; strong first start, but need more before trusting after a 1.8 K:BB ratio in 330 IP from '12-14
59	Jon Gray	ARI	Half of his ER came in 1.7 IP vs. NYM, has shown some nice skills in his other four starts
60	Matt Wisler	at WAS
61	Kendry Flores	at ATL, NYM
62	Mike Foltynewicz	MIA, at WAS
63	Matt Garza	PIT
64	Williams Perez	MIA
65	Adam Conley	at ATL
66	Justin Nicolino	at ATL	12 K, 11 BB in 37 IP is why I'm paying zero attention to the 3.65 ERA
67	Adam Morgan	at BOS
68	Aaron Harang	at NYM
69	Chris Rusin	SF
70	Yohan Flande	ARI, SF
71	Keyvius Sampson	MIL
72	Brad Hand	NYM
73	Alec Asher	at BOS	Another piece from the Hamels trade, we'll see if he can find as much early success as Eickhoff
74	Chad Bettis	ARI, SF
75	Tyler Cravy	at CIN
76	David Holmberg	at CHC, MIL

MLB TOP 100

Rank	Pitcher	Opp	Comments
1	Zack Greinke	SF, at SD	You're trying too hard if you don't think Greinke is running away with the NL Cy ... it's a 1.61 ERA five months into the seasons
2	David Price	CLE, BAL	Excelling with his new team: 1.98 ERA, 0.96 WHIP, 29% K rate is up from 23% with DET
3	Chris Sale	at MIN, at KC	Since the two 7 ER games in a row: 1.59 ERA, 0.74 WHIP, 43 Ks in 28.3 IP going at least 7 IP in all four
4	Chris Archer	at BAL, at NYY
5	Clayton Kershaw	SF	Once again super-elite and deserves plenty of 2nd place votes for the Cy, but ONE POINT SIX ONE in 179.3 IP
6	Jacob deGrom	at MIA	His 0.94 WHIP is tremendous ... and 0.09 away from Greinke's 0.85 WHIP
7	Jake Arrieta	ARI
8	Stephen Strasburg	ATL	He's had two bad innings in August: 1.73 ERA, 0.65 WHIP, 34% K, 3% BB
9	Max Scherzer	at STL	It's all about the HR , has allowed 7 in 28 IP en route to a 6.43 ERA; 30% K and 6% BB rates calm most worries
10	Gerrit Cole	at MIL
11	Michael Wacha	WAS	Just two Ks shy of a 1 K/IP over his L15 starts (92 in 94 IP)
12	Matt Harvey	PHI	Skipped start didn't seem to bother him: 6 IP/1 ER with 2 H, 8 Ks, 1 BB
13	Dallas Keuchel	SEA
14	Jon Lester	ARI	Got right back on track after shellacking by DET
15	Corey Kluber	at DET
16	Felix Hernandez	at HOU, at OAK	Strong outing vs. OAK (8 IP/2 ER), but I don't think the panic was unfounded
17	Sonny Gray	LAA
18	Cole Hamels	at SD	He's allowed 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ER with TEX; now has back-to-back Ws and three straight QS (2.57 ERA in 21 IP)
19	Justin Verlander	at KC, CLE
20	Johnny Cueto	DET, CWS	I try not to overreact to aces struggling, but with Cueto it's tougher bc it often signifies something more so I'm monitoring closely here
21	Lance Lynn	PIT
22	Madison Bumgarner	at LAD, at COL	Wouldn't be surprised if he comes out of Coors relatively unscathed given the way he's throwing so only a small downgrade
23	Francisco Liriano	at MIL
24	Noah Syndergaard	at MIA	Has been OK in B2B road starts, but it boiled down to two bad innings among the 10
25	Joe Ross	at STL, ATL
26	John Lackey	WAS, PIT
27	Tyson Ross	TEX, LAD	Still hasn't allowed >4 ER in any start this season; WHIP is the downside with him, but does enough good to overcome
28	Shelby Miller	MIA, at WAS
29	Carlos Martinez	WAS
30	Julio Teheran	at WAS	Five straight QS in August: 2.73 ERA, 0.91 WHIP, 22% K, 4% BB in 33 IP
31	Jaime Garcia	PIT
32	Raisel Iglesias	at CHC	B2B 10+ K games and six straight QS; since ASB: 2.81 ERA, 0.90 WHIP, 30% K, 7% BB in 51.3 IP
33	James Shields	LAD
34	Masahiro Tanaka	at BOS	Has 5 QS in a row and 9 of 10: 3.42 ERA, 0.95 WHIP, 4.2 K:BB ratio in 68.3 IP; K% down by month, though: 27%, 25%, 21%, 20%
35	Jake Odorizzi	at NYY
36	Scott Kazmir	MIN
37	Lance McCullers	MIN	He'll get the Twins twice in a row starting this Sunday; awesome in return from break in the minors
38	Jordan Zimmermann	ATL	K% has spiked to 27% in August, it's only yielded a 4.31 ERA despite a solid 1.09 WHIP
39	Andrew Cashner	TEX, LAD	It still looks great in flashes and even for entire starts sometimes, but it just hasn't come together as expected this year
40	Jimmy Nelson	PIT, at CIN
41	Hisashi Iwakuma	at OAK
42	Garrett Richards	TEX
43	Taijuan Walker	at HOU	Was dealing (6.3 scoreless IP) before a hip flexor cramp took him out; stay tuned to RW news for status updates
44	Michael Pineda	at BOS
45	Danny Salazar	at TOR, at DET	Last two starts were in BOS and NYY and now he's headed to TOR and DET?! Don't love that for the HR-prone youngster
46	Hector Santiago	at OAK, TEX	Fewer than 6 IP in six of eight starts in the 2H: 5.23 ERA, 1.48 WHIP; every IP from here on out sets a new career-high
47	Marco Estrada	CLE	An out short of 5 straight QS in August; quietly having a fantastic season for TOR
48	Derek Holland	at LAA	Not a huge surprise that TOR got him for 3 HR, but only 4 ER in the 6 IP is actually not too bad
49	Luis Severino	TB	Looks fantastic through four starts, but it's four starts so the book is still being written on him
50	Mike Leake	at LAD	Solid in two starts since return; hopefully he's entirely past the hamstring
51	Jason Hammel	CIN
52	Ian Kennedy	TEX	Since the ASB: 2.32 ERA, 1.11 WHIP, 26% K, 8% BB in 50.3 IP
53	Taylor Jungmann	PIT	Has shown enough to hold on even after the tough starts; he's bounced back with scoreless outings after his 3 worst starts
54	Jose Quintana	at KC
55	Collin McHugh	SEA	SEA blitzed him for 8 ER in mid-June and left him with season-high 5.04 ERA, since: 2.84 ERA, 1.23 WHIP, & 21% K (up to 25% in Aug.)
56	Nathan Eovaldi	TB	Fewer than 6 IP in six of his L10, but three of the four 6+ IP outings have come in August (2.92 ERA in the 10 starts)
57	Erasmo Ramirez	at BAL
58	Nate Karns	at NYY
59	Andrew Heaney	at OAK	TOR has accounted for 32% of his ER this year blasting him for 8 ER; allowed 17 ER in other 11 starts combined
60	Eduardo Rodriguez	NYY	Highly volatile, but still much more good than bad
61	Kevin Gausman	TB
62	Chris Tillman	TB	A 2.96 ERA in seven 2H starts has helped Tillman cut his ERA by nearly a full run from 5.40 to 4.58
63	Kyle Gibson	CWS	Either great or terrible in five Aug. starts: 2, 8, 2, 6, 2, 0 ER; 3+ BB in three of his L4 starts
64	Jeff Samardzija	at KC
65	Carlos Rodon	at MIN	This is what it looks like when he's rolling: 1.61 ERA, 1.00 ERA, 29 Ks in 28 IP over 4 starts; still super-volatile, but the upside is great
66	Mike Fiers	MIN
67	Kris Medlen	CWS	Solid baseline QS in return to the rotation; perfect team for him as they can take 5 IP every time out with that bullpen
68	Chris Bassitt	LAA	Had his first rough start since joining the rotation last time out, still running him out there in most formats
69	Aaron Nola	at NYM
70	Gio Gonzalez	at STL, ATL	Has a 5.68 ERA in five Aug starts despite 25 Ks in 25.3 IP and just a 7% BB; 12.5 H/9 and .402 BABIP have sunk him
71	Brett Anderson	SF, at SD
72	Charlie Morton	at STL	I swear every time I start recommending him, he has a bad outing ... every single time; so I'm totally NOT interested in him wink, wink
73	J.A. Happ	at STL	Not surprised PIT has made something of his solid skills so far as he was better than the 4.64 ERA with SEA
74	R.A. Dickey	CLE	Only 4 non-QS in his L17: 3.36 ERA, 1.27 WHIP in 109.7 IP
75	Edinson Volquez	DET
76	Kyle Hendricks	CIN, ARI
77	Jon Niese	PHI
78	Tom Koehler	NYM	With his skill set, I think there is viability behind his home/road split (3.06 ERA, 1.16 WHIP in 64.7 IP)
79	Anthony DeSclafani	at CHC
80	Jerad Eickhoff	at NYM, at BOS	Showing some good things, but it's kinda the Robbie Ray model with lots of hard contact, high FB%, no homers
81	Bartolo Colon	PHI, at MIA	Even with PHI playing better of late, this is an ideal two-start setup
82	Wily Peralta	at CIN
83	John Lamb	MIL	Love the Ks, but severe FB lean suggests the HRs are likely to stick around, too
84	Alex Wood	at SD	Wood & Latos have given the Dodgers a 5.15 ERA in 43.7 IP
85	Mat Latos	at SD	Latos admittedly doing more of the damage, but Wood has been far from special
86	Robbie Ray	at CHC	The weird thing about his regression is that it hasn't been HR-driven at all: 0 HR in his L3 starts; stream option now
87	Jeff Locke	at MIL, at STL	Better two-start for a lefty than you might think: 29th and 23rd in wRC+ vs. southpaws, respectively
88	Dan Haren	CIN
89	Drew Smyly	at BAL
90	Scott Feldman	SEA	Allowed 4 ER in return from DL on Jul 18th, but has allowed just 8 ER in six starts since, good for a 1.80 ERA in 40 IP
91	Mark Buehrle	BAL	13-game QS streak was snapped in PHI of all places (4 IP/4 ER); hasn't K'd more than 3 in any of his L9
92	Yovani Gallardo	at SD
93	Drew Hutchison	BAL	It's at home where he has a 2.57 ERA and 1.08 WHIP in 80.7 IP
94	Yordano Ventura	DET	Dominant of late: 1.08 ERA & WHIP with 32 Ks in 25 IP
95	Matt Shoemaker	at OAK	Returned from demotion to drop 7.3 one-hit IP on the Tigers
96	Jesse Chavez	SEA
97	Rick Porcello	NYY, PHI	Brilliant return from the DL (7 scoreless IP); actually good in 3 of 4 prior to the DL good for a 3.33 ERA in his L5 (27 IP)
98	Martin Perez	at LAA
99	Aaron Brooks	LAA, SEA	TOR obliterated him after two good starts, I'm interested to see his return
100	Roenis Elias	at HOU