He’ll likely be in Biz as Usual for the next few starts unless he has a major outlier start on either end. George Kirby – Kirby gave NFBCers a hot 9 ER in 10 IP immediately after being picked up, but they barely remember that little hiccup now that he’s rebounded with a 2.17 ERA and 1.03 WHIP in 29 IP with 27 Ks and 2 Ws in the five starts.I’m definitely starting him, but not without a tinge of nervousness. He gets a spicy 2-step that will test just how back he is with trips to PHI and CIN. Even during the struggles of April-May, he has shown glimpses throughout, usually with a couple innings per start, but he could not avoid the blow-up inning (or two, in some starts). I still feel like he has a good chance to be this year Luis Castillo (7.22 ERA thru May 2.73 from June on). Charlie Morton – Here comes Morton! Back-to-back 7-inning gems (2 ER, 6 H, 20 Ks in 14 IP) and four straight with strikeout dominance (40 Ks & 40% K% in 25 June IP) have gotten his ERA back under 5.00 for the first time since May 20th.He’s the 16th ranked hitter spirit 15th ranked starting pitcher on the Auction Calculator. He has definitely made it a question about whether you should use him at DH or P this year. I just do not see any way he’s not the unquestioned best player in baseball. Shohei Ohtani – The single best player in baseball (and it’s not even close) showed his pure excellence over the last two days with 8 RBIs on Tuesday and then 13 Ks on Wednesday.Notable Gems: The standouts who merit some extra attention LAD), Triston McKenzie (standard issue bad start, not worried), Jordan Montgomery, Tyler Anderson, Michael Wacha (7 Ks in 6 IP, too!), Shane Baz (only 4.7 IP, but did well enough), Ross Stripling, Mike Clevinger, Sonny Gray (some of the expected regression), Adam Wainwright (it was bad, but not panic-inducing) Carlos Rodón, Pablo López, Zack Wheeler, Jon GrayLuis Castillo (fine enough v.Sorted by ERA Business As Usual: Nothing actionable
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