Good morning, campers. It’s Wednesday, so we’ve got a nice split slate to play around with and I can assure you that we’ve got all the right pitchers today. The recent rotation shuffles and injuries have mixed some things around, but we’re rolling with the punches and ready to go. I’ve split the data charts into early and late slates again, and have made recommendations for each one. Best of luck to you today!

Early

                 vs Lvs R   
PlayerTmHandH/AOppIPK/9BB/9HR/9BAASwStr%ERAxFIPWHIPGB%FB%GB/FBwOBAwOBA$FD$DK$Aces
Jacob deGromNYMRHMIA81.08.562.110.67.24212.2%2.673.381.1250.5%25.9%1.950.2740.291$10300$10000$6850
Tanner RoarkWSHRHMIL100.17.982.780.63.2419.2%2.963.691.2257.2%22.6%2.530.2630.309$9000$10500$6400
Michael FulmerDETRACLE63.28.483.250.85.21411.9%2.404.001.1648.9%31.6%1.550.2550.309$8800$9300$6350
Josh TomlinCLERHDET89.15.640.811.81.2507.8%3.334.181.0642.3%37.1%1.140.3150.315$8600$8200$6350
Kevin GausmanBALRALAD75.28.212.141.43.26311.8%3.933.731.2748.4%31.6%1.540.2650.362$8400$8600$6000
Sonny GrayOAKRAMIN78.27.213.321.26.2778.7%5.034.141.4655.3%24.5%2.260.3170.372$8000$5900$6200
Bud NorrisLADRHBAL76.18.023.420.710.2419.4%3.894.031.3049.1%29.2%1.680.3560.253$7,100$6,000$5,900
Anthony DeSclafaniCINRACHI23.25.712.280.76.2798.7%1.524.661.3147.9%30.1%1.590.3660.284$7100$8900$5900
Jeremy HellicksonPHIRHATL93.28.072.311.54.25612.3%4.233.851.2344.9%29.8%1.510.3820.306$7100$9200$6000
Adam WarrenCHIRHCIN25.26.314.911.400.22710.3%4.565.361.4046.2%38.5%1.200.3290.297$6,800$4,200$5,650
Justin NicolinoMIALANYM60.24.152.230.890.3164.9%5.345.051.5544.5%32.6%1.370.2790.378$6,500$4,000$5,550
Ervin SantanaMINRHOAK77.26.372.551.27.2929.9%4.644.381.4445.5%33.7%1.350.3240.365$6200$6100$5850
Matt GarzaMILRAWSH16.04.502.250.00.3236.7%2.814.871.5051.7%29.3%1.760.3090.390$6000$5400$5600
Tyrell JenkinsATLRAPHI9.15.795.791.930.3083.8%5.795.431.9348.4%29.0%1.670.4170.390$4,000$5,400$5,500

Tanner Roark, WAS – The Brewers just don’t look good right now and have posted just a .301 wOBA with a 22.6-percent strikeout rate over the past week. In addition to that, they own a dreadful 25.9-percent K-rate against right-handed pitching this whole season.

Kevin Gausman, BAL – Some of the right-handed bats concern me a little, as some of the guys are swinging the sticks a little better, but overall, we’re still looking at a team that struggles at home (.302 wOBA) and has a .308 wOBA with a 20.3-percent strikeout rate against right-handers for the year.

Sonny Gray, OAK – His last outing was a bit rough as the Pirates got the better of him, but heading into that game he had thrown back-to-back quality starts with a 10:2 K:BB over 12 innings. The Twins are sitting on a .304 wOBA with a 22.2-percent strikeout rate against righties this season, so while I don’t expect a shutout, I do expect another quality start with decent, not spectacular, strikeouts.

Jeremy Hellickson, PHI – Time to pick on the Braves again! They rank dead last with a .283 wOBA against righties this year and have just a .286 wOBA with a 20.4-percent strikeout rate over the past week.

Ervin Santana, MIN – Who doesn’t love a good daytime dart? While grabbing the win away from Sonny Gray may be a tall order here, the A’s run support may not be all that strong. They may not strike out much, but their .298 wOBA against righties has fallen thanks to a .287 mark over the last seven days.

Late

                 vs Lvs R   
PlayerTmHandH/AOppIPK/9BB/9HR/9BAASwStr%ERAxFIPWHIPGB%FB%GB/FBwOBAwOBA$FD$DK$Aces
Johnny CuetoSFRHCOL115.17.651.790.31.22610.4%2.423.481.0254.9%24.7%2.230.2910.238$10800$11800$6800
Steven WrightBOSRHTEX103.07.343.320.44.20711.4%2.184.271.1448.5%32.6%1.480.2430.275$9200$9400$6450
Michael PinedaNYYRACWS89.110.882.321.510.27514.3%5.243.271.3842.9%33.9%1.270.3490.346$9,100$10,600$6,450
Drew SmylyTBLHLAA89.210.041.911.91.26313.6%5.323.511.2434.3%44.4%0.770.3180.342$9000$8100$6300
Jaime GarciaSTLLHPIT88.07.672.860.72.2678.9%4.093.801.3858.4%22.8%2.560.3100.313$8300$8300$6300
Ian KennedyKCRATOR88.28.632.941.93.23010.8%3.964.221.1836.1%47.3%0.760.3250.314$8200$9100$6300
Mike FiersHOURHSEA83.26.021.831.40.2889.6%4.414.441.3545.6%26.8%1.700.3270.368$7700$6700$6100
Martin PerezTEXLABOS96.24.373.820.84.2618.3%3.454.951.3956.2%23.0%2.440.2110.344$7400$5100$5750
Marcus StromanTORRHKC101.16.312.750.89.2839.3%5.334.011.4260.9%17.8%3.410.3570.323$7100$6400$6300
Jeff LockePITLASTL89.24.622.611.20.2769.2%5.124.801.3749.7%29.9%1.660.2950.361$6900$6000$5900
Shelby MillerARIRHSD58.16.174.321.85.3108.7%6.795.261.7744.7%29.5%1.520.4210.357$6900$4600$5750
Jorge De La RosaCOLLASF48.29.064.252.03.28612.2%6.474.251.6453.8%27.6%1.950.3480.393$6600$6300$5700
Wade LeBlancSEALAHOU6.04.501.500.00.1508.1%0.004.520.6735.3%41.2%0.860.4290.098$6500$7900$5800
Jered WeaverLAARATB94.25.132.471.900.2978.4%5.515.691.4829.8%47.5%0.630.3620.373$6,400$5,800$5,500
Miguel GonzalezCWSRHNYY55.27.113.720.97.28610.3%5.174.671.5546.6%32.8%1.420.3420.347$6200$5,200$5850
Colin ReaSDRAARI76.27.163.520.82.2557.2%5.054.741.4248.5%24.0%2.020.3280.315$5800$7200$5700

Johnny Cueto, SF – Surprisingly, the Rockies bats – which have now posted an atrocious .255 wOBA with a 30-percent strikeout rate over the last seven days – got the better of the Giants’ bullpen yesterday. Here’s hoping they can’t or, at the least, Cueto can go more than the six scoreless frames MadBum threw in the loss. Cueto should earn his price today.

Michael Pineda, NYY – Yesterday I cited Pineda’s recent turnaround and heavy surge in his overall strikeout rate. We’re talking 49 strikeouts over his last 36 innings with no more than three earned runs allowed in five of his last six starts. The White Sox have just a .306 wOBA against right-handers this season and are sitting on a 23.2-percent strikeout rate over the last seven days.

Marcus Stroman, TOR – The Royals are really struggling as a team and Kendrys Morales can’t win every game for them. Collectively, they’ve posted a dismal .280 wOBA with a 21.6-percent strikeout rate over the last week and with their 47.2-percent ground ball rate against righties, Stroman’s 3.41 GB/FB should help control this game.

Jeff Locke, PIT – How about a Locke dart? I’m certainly not a long-term believer in the veteran southpaw, but he’s allowed just four runs in his last three starts (18.2 innings) and has earned the win in each outing thanks to an improved ground ball rate. He tossed a quality start back in early May, his only outing against the Cardinals this year, and now gets them while they’re cold, posting just a .304 wOBA against lefties this season and a .297 wOBA with a .101 ISO over the past week.

Jered Weaver, LAA – Another normally untrustworthy GPP dart, but the Rays have looked super-ugly lately with a .273 wOBA and 26-percent strikeout rate over the past seven days. As a second pitcher on DK or Aces in a GPP, he could deliver a nice return.