Bubic scattered six hits with one walk, and he was able to strike out seven. This makes back-to-back starts where the southpaw hasn’t allowed a run, and his ERA is now a minuscule 1.69 in what has been a breakout season for the former first-round pick. The metrics like what the 27-year-old is doing, and while there’s obviously some regression coming, it’s very plausible he’s a strong fantasy option for the remainder of 2025. Bubic will look to keep up the good work against the Astros on Tuesday.

Bubic scattered four hits with one walk, and while he only fanned three, it’s tough to complain about the results. It’s tough to complain about anything Bubic has done in 2025 considering the less-than-lofty expectations, as he now has a 1.98 ERA on the season over his seven starts with a very solid 40/12 K/BB ratio to go with it. Bubic should be in fantasy lineups when he faces the White Sox next week.

The left-hander struck out four, walked three, and posted a 21 percent whiff rate and 22 percent CSW. The command simply wasn’t there for Bubic on Sunday, especially with his changeup, which seemed to abandon him today. Those kinds of starts are going to happen, and we’d still feel confident firing up Bubic next week against the Orioles.