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Fantasy Baseball: Week 10 two start pitching options
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Updated: June 6, 2016

Welcome to fantasy baseball Week 10 where there is a clear gap between the top group of two start pitching options and the rest of the hot garbage that will be ideal pitchers to target against. Any pitcher after 25 in my rankings I wouldn’t use in almost any format. The top options are highlighted by Carlos Carrasco who is back from the disabled list to get a two start week. His first outing wasn’t breathtaking by any means but it was a solid sign for things to come.
The biggest question marks this week in the upper tier are with Chris Archer and Dallas Keuchel. Both pitchers came into the season as American League Cy Young candidates but have looked anything but thus far. Archer is a guy I would use in weekly league despite the early struggles. He start on the road against a Diamondbacks team that can strikeout with the best of them, currently having the 8th most as a team. He comes home to face a a Astros team that has the most strikeouts in all of baseball. He gets the bump from his park as well. Keuchel on the other hand I would avoid in Weekly leagues. While he hasn’t been great in home games, things get even worse for him on the road. Keuchel’s ERA balloons to almost 6, his walks double, and has given up three times as many homers.
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| Two Start Pitcher | Date | Pitcher | Opp. | Date | Pitcher | Opp. | Kyle’s Ranks |
| Jacob DeGrom (NYM) | Tue 6/7 | J. Nicasio | @PIT | Sun 6/12 | Z. Davies | @MIL | 1 |
| Jon Lester (CHC) | Mon 6/6 | A. Morgan | @PHI | Sun 6/12 | W. Perez | @ATL | 2 |
| Madison Bumgarner (SF) | Wed 6/8 | D. Price | BOS | Sun 6/12 | M. Bolsinger | LAD | 3 |
| Carlos Carrasco (CLE) | Tue 6/7 | W. Miley | @SEA | Sun 6/12 | M. Shoemaker | @LAA | 4 |
| Masahiro Tanaka (NYY) | Mon 6/6 | M. Shoemaker | LAA | Sat 6/11 | J. Verlander | DET | 5 |
| Steven Matz (NYM) | Mon 6/6 | J. Niese | @PIT | Sat 6/11 | W. Peralta | @MIL | 6 |
| Cole Hamels (TEX) | Tue 6/7 | D. Keuchel | HOU | Sun 6/12 | W. Miley | @SEA | 7 |
| Chris Archer (TB) | Mon 6/6 | R. Ray | @ARI | Sun 6/12 | D. Keuchel | HOU | 8 |
| Rick Porcello (BOS) | Tues 6/7 | A. Suarez | @SF | Sun 6/12 | P. Dean | @MIN | 9 |
| Michael Fulmer (DET) | Mon 6/6 | J. Happ | TOR | Sun 6/12 | M. Pineda | @NYY | 10 |
| Joe Ross (WSH) | Tue 6/7 | M. Latos | @CWS | Sun 6/12 | A. Morgan | PHI | 11 |
| Dallas Keuchel (HOU) | Tue 6/7 | C. Hamels | @TEX | Sun 6/12 | C. Archer | @TB | 12 |
| Aaron Sanchez (TOR) | Tue 6/7 | M. Boyd | @DET | Sun 6/12 | U. Jimenez | BAL | 13 |
| Michael Pineda (NYY) | Tue 6/7 | N. Tropeano | LAA | Sun 6/12 | M. Fulmer | DET | 14 |
| Mike Leake (STL) | Tue 6/7 | J. Lamb | @CIN | Sun 6/12 | J. Nicasio | @PIT | 15 |
| Matt Shoemaker (LAA) | Mon 6/6 | M. Tanaka | @NYY | Sun 6/12 | C. Carrasco | CLE | 16 |
| Mike Fiers (HOU) | Mon 6/6 | C. Lewis | @TEX | Sat 6/11 | D. Smyly | @TB | 17 |
| Ubaldo Jimenez (BAL) | Tue 6/7 | Y. Ventura | KC | Sun 6/12 | A. Sanchez | @TOR | 18 |
| J.A. Happ (TOR) | Mon 6/6 | M. Fulmer | @DET | Sat 6/11 | M. Wright | BAL | 19 |
| Jonathon Niese (PIT) | Mon 6/6 | S. Matz | NYM | Sat 6/11 | C. Martinez | STL | 20 |
| Tyler Chatwood (COL) | Mon 6/6 | M. Bolsinger | @LAD | Sat 6/11 | L. Perdomo | SD | 21 |
| Zach Davies (MIL) | Tue 6/7 | S. Manaea | OAK | Sun 6/12 | J. DeGrom | NYM | 22 |
| Trevor Bauer (CLE) | Mon 6/6 | J. Paxton | @SEA | Sat 6/11 | H. Santiago | @LAA | 23 |
| Danny Duffy (KC) | Mon 6/6 | V. Worley | @BAL | Sun 6/12 | M. Latos | @CWS | 24 |
| Michael Bolsinger (LAD) | Mon 6/6 | T. Chatwood | COL | Sun 6/12 | M. Bumgarner | @SF | 25 |
| Christian Friedrich (SD) | Mon 6/6 | W. Perez | ATL | Sun 6/12 | E. Butler | @COL | 26 |
| Robbie Ray (ARI) | Mon 6/6 | C. Archer | TB | Sun 6/12 | A. Conley | MIA | 27 |
| Colby Lewis (TEX) | Mon 6/6 | M. Fiers | HOU | Sat 6/11 | J. Paxton | @SEA | 28 |
| Adam Conley (MIA) | Tue 6/7 | P. Dean | @MIN | Sun 6/12 | R. Ray | @ARI | 29 |
| Juan Nicasio (PIT) | Tue 6/7 | J. DeGrom | NYM | Sun 6/12 | M. Leake | STL | 30 |
| Wade Miley (SEA) | Tue 6/7 | C. Carrasco | CLE | Sun 6/12 | C. Hamels | TEX | 31 |
| Mat Latos (CWS) | Tue 6/7 | J. Ross | WSH | Sun 6/12 | D. Duffy | KC | 32 |
| John Lamb (CIN) | Tue 6/7 | M. Leake | STL | Sun 6/12 | S. Manaea | OAK | 33 |
| Pat Dean (MIN) | Tue 6/7 | A. Conley | MIA | Sun 6/12 | E. Rodriguez | BOS | 34 |
| James Paxton (SEA) | Mon 6/6 | T. Bauer | CLE | Sat 6/11 | C. Lewis | TEX | 35 |
| Eddie Butler (COL) | Tue 6/7 | J. Urias | @LAD | Sun 6/12 | C. Friedrich | SD | 36 |
| Williams Perez (ATL) | Mon 6/6 | C. Friedrich | @SD | Sun 6/12 | J. Lester | CHC | 37 |
| Adam Morgan (PHI) | Mon 6/6 | J. Lester | CHC | Sun 6/12 | J. Ross | @WSH | 38 |
Pitchers owned in < 50% of Yahoo leagues:
Michael Fulmer | Detroit Tigers | Owned in 49%
Michael Fulmer has been really impressive as of late winning four of his last five starts including three in a row. He has had 22 strikeouts over his last three outings and hasn’t allowed a run in his last two. Toronto comes to town which can be a little intimidating but they have been about average in terms of runs scored and strikeouts. The Yankees who have been in the bottom third in terms of runs scored in May are the second match up. They haven’t been a strikeout heavy team but Fulmer should produce enough to warrant a start.
Sean Manaea | Oakland Athletics | Owned in 6%
Sean Manaea has had his ups and downs this season for the A’s. He has an opportunity to have an impressive week against two teams that don’t hit a ton. The Brewers, the team he faces first, strikeouts 9th most against left handed pitchers across the majors. The second match up against the Reds should also be a nice match up. Cincinnati tends to struggle against lefties, scoring the 19th most runs against left handed pitching. For Manaea, facing a pitcher instead of another hitter shouldn’t hurt either.
Matt Shoemaker | Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim | Owned in 37%
Matt Shoemaker has been really impressive over his past three starts allowing only four earned. He has 31 strikeouts over that over that timeframe tallying 12, 11, and 8 in those outings. Shoemaker gets the Yankees who are 25th in terms of OPS vs right handers. The Indians bats have been really hot including scoring the 4th most runs in the month of May. It may be a little scary to use him this week but its worth the risk if you ask me.
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