We go around baseball's rotations every Sunday of the season in our weekly Pitching Planner. We highlight every matchup, recommended two-start options, sleepers and busts and much more. The means we consider them a recommended start. The means we suggest you consider a replacement option.
Arizona Diamondbacks
- Dan Haren vs STL Lohse, vs PHI Kendrick
- Edwin Jackson vs STL Carpenter
- Kris Benson vs PHI Moyer
- Ian Kennedy vs PHI Hamels
- Rodrigo Lopez vs STL Penny
Two-starter(s): Haren. He is a must-start in all leagues even if
he only starts once Tuesday.
Who is getting skipped: Lopez. We
figure the D-Backs will keep Haren on regular rest Sunday, which takes
away a two-start week from Lopez, who starts Monday.
One-week
sleeper: Benson. He was decent in his first start and he draws a
struggling Jamie Moyer. You have to be a
gambling man to take this No. 5 starter against the potent Phillies',
though.
One-week bust: Kennedy. We like his potential as a
sleeper in deeper leagues, but his matchup against the Phillies is one
to keep him reserved for.
Atlanta Braves
- Tommy Hanson vs. PHI Kendrick, at NYM Pelfrey
- Tim Hudson vs PHI Happ
- Derek Lowe vs PHI Halladay
- Kenshin Kawakami at NYM Maine
- Jair Jurrjens at NYM Niese
Two-starter(s): Hanson. He is a must-start option in all leagues.
Who
is getting skipped: None.
One-week sleeper: Kawakami. He
posted a 2.19 ERA against the Mets last year, which makes him a
one-start sleeper in deeper formats.
One-week bust: Lowe. He
is 6-1 against the Phillies in his career, but that is a tough matchup,
especially against that opposing ace. You are justified sitting him in
mixed leagues.
Baltimore Orioles
- Kevin Millwood at SEA Hernandez
- Jeremy Guthrie at BOS Lester
- Brian Matusz at BOS Lackey
- Brad Bergesen at SEA Fister, at BOS Wakefield
- David Hernandez at SEA Vargas
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Must-start options | Own % | Start % |
John Lackey BOS | 97 | 90 |
Matt Cain SF | 97 | 89 |
Dan Haren ARI | 97 | 88 |
Tommy Hanson ATL | 96 | 86 |
Chad Billingsley LA | 97 | 82 |
Kevin Slowey MIN | 90 | 67 |
Advisable options | Own % | Start % |
Carlos Zambrano CHC | 96 | 82 |
Jorge De La Rosa COL | 95 | 82 |
David Price TB | 95 | 80 |
John Danks CHW | 94 | 77 |
Javier Vazquez NYY | 97 | 76 |
Brad Penny STL | 82 | 66 |
Rick Porcello DET | 87 | 63 |
Randy Wells CHC | 66 | 49 |
Jeff Niemann TB | 77 | 48 |
Aaron Cook COL | 38 | 22 |
Questionable options | Own % | Start % |
Scott Kazmir ANA | 95 | 50 |
Joel Pineiro ANA | 65 | 42 |
Justin Masterson CLE | 60 | 41 |
Mike Pelfrey NYM | 49 | 30 |
Homer Bailey CIN | 62 | 29 |
Brett Myers HOU | 49 | 28 |
Colby Lewis TEX | 45 | 28 |
Brandon Morrow TOR | 41 | 20 |
Gio Gonzalez OAK | 35 | 19 |
Chris Volstad FLA | 31 | 19 |
Tim Wakefield BOS | 22 | 14 |
Dontrelle Willis DET | 19 | 10 |
Brian Bannister KC | 10 | 7 |
Dave Bush MIL | 10 | 6 |
Jonathon Niese NYM | 12 | 5 |
Doug W. Fister SEA | 6 | 4 |
High-risk options | Own % | Start % |
Clayton Richard SD | 26 | 16 |
Brad Bergesen BAL | 10 | 3 |
Kyle Kendrick PHI | 5 | 2 |
Charlie Morton PIT | 3 | 1 |
Scott Olsen WAS | 2 | 1 |
Craig Stammen WAS | 1 | 0 |
Two-starter(s): Bergesen. He has one favorable start and one very
unfavorable one, which makes him a high-risk option.
Who is
getting skipped: None.
One-week sleeper: Millwood. He is
off to a good start with a 20-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio. That Mariners
offense shouldn't scare you, even if he is facing a top-five ace.
One-week
bust: Guthrie. He is coming off a solid start, but we cannot advise
him at Boston, obviously.
Boston Red Sox
- Josh Beckett vs TEX Harrison
- Jon Lester vs BAL Guthrie
- John Lackey vs TB Niemann, vs BAL Matusz
- Tim Wakefield vs TEX Lewis, vs BAL Bergesen
- Clay Buchholz vs TEX Wilson
Two-starter(s): Lackey and Wakefield. Lackey is an obvious
must-start, while Wakefield is a questionable option we say keep out of
most mixed league lineups this week.
Who is getting skipped: None.
Daisuke Matsuzaka (neck) is making
perhaps his final rehab start April 21, which could position him to take
Buchholz's rotation spot for Fantasy Week 4 (April 26-May 2) as a
two-start pitcher.
One-week sleeper: Wakefield. He gets a
favorable second start, which makes him a risk worth taking in deeper
leagues, despite his slow start to the season.
One-week bust: Buchholz.
He is pitching for his rotation spot, but he hasn't pitched well enough
to trust against a potentially potent Rangers lineup this week.
Chicago Cubs
- Carlos Zambrano at NYM Pelfrey, at MIL Bush
- Ryan Dempster at MIL Davis
- Randy Wells at NYM Niese, at MIL Suppan
- Carlos Silva at NYM Perez
- Tom Gorzelanny at NYM Santana
Two-starter(s): Zambrano and Wells. They are both advisable
options at this point.
Who is getting skipped: None. Ted Lilly (shoulder) might make is final rehab start Monday, which
could position him to take a second start from Wells next Saturday or
Zambrano next Sunday. We figure the Cubs will be cautious and hold him
out to slot over Gorzelanny, who should make his final start Thursday at
the Mets.
One-week sleeper: Silva. He was awesome the last
time out and draws a favorable matchup in a pitcher's park.
One-week
bust: Gorzelanny. He is pitching for his job and is a bit banged up
at this point. You are justified cutting him for another flier in mixed
leagues at this point.
Chicago White Sox
- Mark Buehrle vs TB Davis
- Jake Peavy vs TB Shields
- Gavin Floyd vs SEA Rowland-Smith
- John Danks vs TB Price, vs SEA Fister
- Freddy An. Garcia vs SEA Snell
Two-starter(s): Danks. He is an advisable option in all leagues.
Who
is getting skipped: Garcia. The White Sox will keep their top four
starters on regular rest, which forces Garcia back a few days in Fantasy
Week 3 (April 19-25). He will still get one start, though.
One-week
sleeper: Garcia. He is coming off a bad start and is getting
skipped, but he slots in a favorable matchup that will make him useful
in real deep leagues.
One-week bust: Peavy. He is off to a
disappointing start and draws a contending team with their staff ace on
the mound. It is reason enough to sit him if you have more effective
options this week.
Cincinnati Reds
- Johnny Cueto vs SD Correia
- Bronson Arroyo vs SD LeBlanc
- Homer Bailey vs LAD Billingsley, vs SD Richard
- Aaron Harang vs LAD Kuroda
- Mike Leake vs LAD Padilla
Two-starter(s): Bailey. He is a questionable option but a risk
worth taking in deeper formats because of that favorable second matchup.
Who
is getting skipped: None.
One-week sleeper: Arroyo. He
works deep into games and should post a quality start, if not a victory,
against the Padres.
One-week bust: Leake. We love the
straight-to-the-majors rookie, but he has had a lot of walks and could
paint himself into a corner against the potent Dodgers. We would own him
but sit him this week.
Cleveland Indians
- Fausto Carmona at OAK Anderson
- Justin Masterson at MIN Slowey, at OAK Gonzalez
- David Huff at MIN Liriano
- Mitch Talbot at MIN Baker
- Jake Westbrook at OAK Duchscherer
Two-starter(s): Masterson. He is a questionable option who is
useful in most leagues with that favorable second matchup in his
two-start week. Relief-eligibility certainly helps, too.
Who is
getting skipped: None.
One-week sleeper: Masterson. If
you're ever going to slot him in the RP spot, this is the week to do it.
One-week
bust: Huff. He is off to a great start, but he has a 5.82 ERA in his
career against the Twins in four starts. Heck, his ERA is about that
high for his career. He needs a string of more successful outings for
him to the trusted.
Colorado Rockies
- Ubaldo Jimenez at WAS Hernandez
- Aaron Cook at WAS Stammen, vs FLA Robertson
- Jorge De La Rosa at WAS Olsen, vs FLA Volstad
- Jason Hammel at WAS Lannan
- Greg Smith vs FLA Nolasco
Two-starter(s): Cook and De La Rosa. The matchups make them
advisable options in most leagues.
Who is getting skipped: None.
One-week
sleeper: Cook. He is better than he has pitched and draws a
favorable matchup in his first start.
One-week bust: Hammel
and Smith. We wouldn't trust these guys in mixed leagues this week.
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Player | % Change | |
1. | Kevin Gregg, RP, Toronto | 45 |
2. | Fernando Rodney, RP, L.A. Angels | 30 |
3. | Colby Lewis, SP, Texas | 27 |
4. | Mike Pelfrey, SP, N.Y. Mets | 23 |
5. | Dana Eveland, SP, Toronto | 18 |
6. | Ricky Romero, SP, Toronto | 15 |
7. | Carl Pavano, SP, Minnesota | 15 |
8. | Jaime Garcia, SP, St. Louis | 14 |
9. | Dallas Braden, SP, Oakland | 13 |
10. | Justin Duchscherer, SP, Oakland | 13 |
Detroit Tigers
- Justin Verlander at LAA Saunders
- Max Scherzer at TEX Feldman
- Dontrelle Willis at LAA Pineiro, at TEX Harden
- Rick Porcello at LAA Kazmir, at TEX Lewis
- Jeremy Bonderman at LAA Weaver
Two-starter(s): Willis and Porcello. Willis is questionable and
best avoided in those matchups if you have alternatives. Porcello is
advisable at this point.
Who is getting skipped: None.
One-week
sleeper: Willis. We cannot advise trusting him in most formats, but
he does have decent numbers in a small sample size against the Angels
(0.00) and Rangers (3.94). It is hard to find AL teams Willis has
pitched well against. You have to be a gambler to take this shot, though.
One-week
bust: Bonderman. He was awful his last time out and draws a
contender with their ace on the mound.
Florida Marlins
- Josh Johnson at HOU Norris
- Ricky Nolasco at COL Smith
- Nate Robertson at COL Cook
- Chris Volstad at HOU Myers, at COL De La Rosa
- Anibal Sanchez at HOU Paulino
Two-starter(s): Volstad. He is a questionable option at two
hitter-friendly parks, but he is a risk worth taking in deeper leagues.
Who
is getting skipped: None.
One-week sleeper: Volstad. He is
off to a decent start in his third year as a starter, which could lead
to a breakout. His 31 percent ownership is far too low.
One-week
bust: Sanchez. He is coming off a bad start and likely has to be
reserved in mixed leagues until he proves effective and lineup-worthy.
Houston Astros
- Roy Oswalt vs PIT Maholm
- Wandy Rodriguez vs PIT TBD
- Brett Myers vs FLA Volstad, vs PIT Morton
- Bud Norris vs FLA Johnson
- Felipe Paulino vs FLA Sanchez
Two-starter(s): Myers. He is a questionable option that qualifies
as a sleeper for deeper leagues in his two-start week, especially with
that favorable second matchup.
Who is getting skipped: None.
One-week
sleeper: Myers. He is historically bad against the Marlins and great
against the Pirates, but we would use him in deeper leagues.
One-week
bust: Paulino. He is off to a bad start and shouldn't be trusted
outside of deeper NL-only leagues at this point.
Kansas City Royals
- Zack Greinke at TOR Marcum
- Gil Meche vs MIN Blackburn
- Luke Hochevar vs MIN Pavano
- Brian Bannister at TOR Morrow, vs MIN Slowey
- Kyle Davies at TOR Eveland
Two-starter(s): Bannister. He is a questionable option we don't
have the guts to trust in mixed leagues this week.
Who is getting
skipped: None.
One-week sleeper: Bannister. He is off to a
good start at 2.19 if you feel like taking a gamble on a two-start
pitcher.
One-week bust: Meche. He has been terrible off the DL
and cannot be trusted in any format right now.
Los Angeles Angels
- Jered Weaver vs DET Bonderman
- Joe Saunders vs DET Verlander
- Ervin Santana vs NYY Burnett
- Joel Pineiro vs DET Willis, vs NYY Pettitte
- Scott Kazmir vs DET Porcello, vs NYY Vazquez
Two-starter(s): Pineiro and Kazmir. They are questionable options
with those difficult matchups, particularly the second one(s).
Who
is getting skipped: None.
One-week sleeper: Kazmir.
Despite his awful first start off the DL and difficult second matchup,
we still like the talent enough to advise using him in mixed leagues.
One-week
bust: Saunders. He is coming off a great start, but the Tigers have
hit him pretty good in his career (5.18), which makes him a candidate to
sit if you have better alternatives.
Los Angeles Dodgers
- Clayton Kershaw at WAS Stammen
- Chad Billingsley at CIN Bailey, at WAS Olsen
- Hiroki Kuroda at CIN Harang
- Vicente Padilla at CIN Leake
- Charlie Haeger at WAS Marquis
Two-starter(s): Billingsley. He is a must-start option in all
leagues.
Who is getting skipped: None.
One-week sleeper:
Kuroda. We cannot figure why he is starting in only 48 percent of
leagues. This is an ace, folks. The third-year starting pitcher will
have his best year yet.
One-week bust: Padilla. He is coming
off a good start, but you still have to be sour over his Week 1
implosion. He is difficult to trust in mixed leagues until he strings
some quality starts together.
Milwaukee Brewers
- Yovani Gallardo at PIT Duke
- Randy Wolf at PIT McCutchen
- Doug Davis vs. CHC Dempster
- Jeff Suppan vs CHC Wells
- Dave Bush at PIT Morton, vs CHC Zambrano
Two-starter(s): Bush. He is a questionable option that should be
left for deeper leagues at this point.
Who is getting skipped: None.
Suppan could be moved back to keep the top four starters on regular
rest, but he will still get a start against the Cubs before the end of
Fantasy Week 3 (April 19-25).
One-week sleeper: Bush. The
favorable first matchup makes him useful as a stopgap in mixed formats
this week.
One-week bust: Davis and Suppan. We wouldn't trust
them in mixed leagues against the Cubs.
Minnesota Twins
- Kevin Slowey vs CLE Masterson, at KC Bannister
- Francisco Liriano vs CLE Huff
- Scott Baker vs CLE Talbot
- Nick Blackburn at KC Meche
- Carl Pavano at KC Hochevar
Two-starter(s): Slowey. He is a must-start ace in all leagues,
especially with those matchups.
Who is getting skipped: None.
One-week
sleeper: Pavano. All of the Twins starters are useful this week with
those matchups. Before a bad outing Sunday, Pavano was rising in Fantasy.
One-week
bust: Blackburn. He struggled against those Royals last time out,
which makes him a bit riskier. We would still expect a solid start out
of him, though.
New York Mets
- Johan Santana vs CHC Gorzelanny
- John Maine vs ATL Kawakami
- Oliver Perez vs CHC Silva
- Mike Pelfrey vs CHC Zambrano, vs ATL Hanson
- Jonathon Niese vs CHC Wells, vs ATL Jurrjens
Two-starter(s): Pelfrey and Niese. They are questionable options
best left for deeper leagues. Pelfrey is off to a good start, but he has
real tough opposing pitchers.
Who is getting skipped: None.
One-week
sleeper: Perez. He looked rejuvenated against the Cardinals and is
worth a shot in deeper leagues at home vs. the Cubs and the currently
overachieving Silva.
One-week bust: Maine. He is struggling
with his velocity and his command, which makes him a risk in most mixed
leagues against the Braves, against which he has a 5.06 ERA in his
career.
New York Yankees
- CC Sabathia at OAK Braden
- A.J. Burnett at LAA Santana
- Andy Pettitte at LAA Pineiro
- Javier Vazquez at OAK Gonzalez, at LAA Kazmir
- Phil Hughes at OAK Sheets
Two-starter(s): Vazquez. He is off to another bad start with the
Yankees, but he should be better in this two-start week away from those
Bronx cheers.
Who is getting skipped: None.
One-week
sleeper: Hughes. We have a feeling he is going to be a must-start
option in all leagues on a regular basis. Facing the punchless A's
offense should help you trust him in mixed leagues.
One-week bust: Pettitte.
We would start all Yankees, but Pettitte hasn't been great against the
Angels in his career with a 4.55 ERA.
Oakland Athletics
- Ben Sheets vs NYY Hughes
- Dallas Braden vs NYY Sabathia
- Justin Duchscherer vs CLE Westbrook
- Brett Anderson vs CLE Carmona
- Gio Gonzalez vs NYY Vazquez, vs CLE Masterson
Two-starter(s): Gonzalez. He is a questionable option, but his
great first start and favorable second matchup are reasons enough to
take a shot on him in deeper leagues at this point.
Who is getting
skipped: None.
One-week sleeper: Duchscherer. He is worth
using in any format with this favorable one-start matchup this week.
One-week
bust: Braden. He is off to a good start, but his matchup this week
makes him difficult to trust if you have other alternatives.
Philadelphia Phillies
- Roy Halladay at ATL Lowe
- Cole Hamels at ARI Kennedy
- J.A. Happ? at ATL Hudson
- Jamie Moyer at ARI Benson
- Kyle Kendrick at ATL Hanson, at ARI Haren
Two-starter(s): Kendrick. He is a high-risk option best left for
NL-only leagues amid his putrid start to the season.
Who is
getting skipped: Happ, perhaps. He was tentatively slated to start
Wednesday, but forearm soreness could get him skipped until the weekend
series at Arizona. Also, Joe Blanton
(oblique) is starting a three-start rehab assignment early this week.
One-week
sleeper: Kendrick. We have advised using him each of the first two
weeks to our detriment. This risky two-start week could be useful to
some real loyal types who like to take two-start gambles.
One-week
bust: Happ. He is getting moved back and might even be at risk of
not making a start. The uncertainty makes him someone to sit in all
leagues right now.
Pittsburgh Pirates
- Zach Duke vs MIL Gallardo
- Daniel McCutchen vs MIL Wolf
- Paul Maholm at HOU Oswalt
- Charlie Morton vs MIL Bush, at HOU Myers
- TBD (perhaps Brian Burres) at HOU Rodriguez
Two-starter(s): Morton. He is a high-risk option even in the
deepest of NL-only leagues amid his bad start to the season.
Who
is getting skipped: Ross Ohlendorf
(back spasms). He won't be ready the next time the Pirates need a No. 5
starter April 24. Burres remains with the team in long relief and could
be the stopgap starter this one turn before Ohlendorf returns in Fantasy
Week 4 (April 26-May 2).
One-week sleeper: Duke. He is off to
a good start and is still worth using in deeper leagues, despite his
tough matchup.
One-week bust: Maholm. You might be lured into
taking advantage of the struggling Astros, but Maholm isn't trustworthy
enough.
San Diego Padres
- Jon Garland vs SF Wellemeyer
- Kevin Correia at CIN Cueto
- Wade LeBlanc at CIN Arroyo
- Clayton Richard vs SF Cain, at CIN Bailey
- Mat Latos vs SF Sanchez
Two-starter(s): Richard. He is a high-risk option best left for
the deepest of NL-only leagues at this point.
Who is getting
skipped: None.
One-week sleeper: Garland. He draws a
winnable matchup against a starter that could help get him good run
support.
One-week bust: Correia. He is 5-1 against the Reds in
his career and is off to a great start this season, but he has a career
4.85 ERA in 12 games against the Reds. It also hurts that his one start
is on the road in that hitter's park.
San Francisco Giants
- Tim Lincecum vs STL Garcia
- Barry Zito vs STL Wainwright
- Matt Cain at SD Richard, vs STL Penny
- Jonathan O. Sanchez at SD Latos
- Todd Wellemeyer at SD Garland
Two-starter(s): Cain. He is a must-start in all leagues, even
amid a so-so start to the season.
Who is getting skipped: None.
One-week
sleeper: Sanchez. He was starting in only 45 percent of leagues this
week. That is unjustifiably low for this third-year starting pitcher
breakout.
One-week bust: Zito. He is 0-4 with a 5.54 ERA in
his career against the Cardinals. It makes sense since Albert Pujols and Matt Holliday make a
living off hanging breaking balls from left-handers.
Seattle Mariners
- Felix Hernandez vs BAL Millwood
- Ryan Rowland-Smith at CHW Floyd
- Ian Snell at CHW Garcia
- Doug W. Fister vs BAL Bergesen, at CHW Danks
- Jason M. Vargas vs BAL Hernandez
Two-starter(s): Fister. He is a questionable option we aren't
ready to advise, despite that very favorable first matchup.
Who is
getting skipped: None.
One-week sleeper: Fister. He is off
to a good start this season, so go ahead and use the hot hand in deeper
leagues if you need a stopgap.
One-week bust: Vargas. A
favorable matchup makes him intriguing, but we have a feeling he will
manage to wake up the Orioles' bats.
St. Louis Cardinals
- Chris Carpenter at ARI Jackson
- Adam Wainwright at SF Zito
- Jaime Garcia at SF Lincecum
- Brad Penny at ARI Lopez, at SF Cain
- Kyle Lohse at ARI Haren
Two-starter(s): Penny. He is an advisable option in all leagues
amid his hot start.
Who is getting skipped: None.
One-week
sleeper: Penny. There is a reason Dave Duncan is known as the
pitching guru. He has made a pitch-to-contact guy out of Penny -- and
has gotten outstanding results to date. Those are good matchups, too.
One-week
bust: Garcia. We advise you buy on this rookie in any league, but
this might be a week to bench him against a top-five ace.
Tampa Bay Rays
- James Shields at CHW Peavy
- Matt Garza vs TOR Tallet
- Jeff Niemann at BOS Lackey, vs TOR Romero
- David Price at CHW Danks
- Wade Davis at CHW Buehrle
Two-starter(s): Niemann. He is an advisable option in any league,
despite that first matchup. It might not be all that tough, though. The
Red Sox are struggling right now.
Who is getting skipped: None.
One-week
sleeper: Davis. He is coming off a solid start and is trustworthy in
most formats as a rookie for this contender.
One-week bust: None.
All five Rays starters are advisable options in all leagues. This is the
deepest rotation in baseball, perhaps.
Texas Rangers
- Rich Harden vs DET Willis
- Colby Lewis at BOS Wakefield, vs DET Porcello
- Matt Harrison at BOS Beckett
- C.J. Wilson at BOS Buchholz
- Scott Feldman vs DET Scherzer
Two-starter(s): Lewis. He is a questionable option that qualifies
as a sleeper for deeper leagues amid his hot start to the season.
Who
is getting skipped: None.
One-week sleeper: Lewis.
Japanese baseball has rejuvenated his career and his two-start week
makes him someone to use in deeper formats at this point. We have no
reason not to trust him right now.
One-week bust: Wilson. He
has had one great start and one bad one. We would still trust him in
most leagues, but a one-start week against the Red Sox -- even if they
are struggling -- is reason enough to sit Wilson.
Toronto Blue Jays
- Shaun Marcum vs KC Greinke
- Ricky Romero at TB Niemann
- Brandon Morrow vs KC Bannister, at TB Price
- Dana Eveland vs KC Davies
- Brian Tallet at TB Garza
Two-starter(s): Morrow. He is a questionable option who is best
left for deeper AL-only leagues amid his slow start to the season. If he
had gotten off to a better start, we would have been inclined to
consider him a nice sleeper.
Who is getting skipped: None.
One-week
sleeper: Marcum and Romero. They have earned your trust in any
format through the early going here.
One-week bust: Morrow.
The young talent isn't pitching well enough to trust in his two-start
week.
Washington Nationals
- John Lannan vs COL Hammel
- Livan Hernandez vs COL Jimenez
- Jason Marquis vs LAD Haeger
- Craig Stammen vs COL Cook, vs LAD Kershaw
- Scott Olsen vs COL De La Rosa, vs LAD Billingsley
Two-starter(s): Stammen and Olsen. They are high-risk options
even in the deepest of NL-only leagues with any matchups, much less
those difficult ones.
Who is getting skipped: None.
One-week
sleeper: Hernandez. He is red hot right now, but he is facing a
potentially potent Rockies team with a starter coming off a no-hitter.
Use him at your own peril, err risk.
One-week bust: Olsen. He
is tempting as a talent amid a rotation full of Nationals cannon-fodder,
but those are tough matchups.
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