Outlook Will Warren
Will Warren adjusting to a bullpen role for the second-place Yankees
Will Warren has transitioned to a relief role recently, posting a 1.73 ERA over his last 14 days of work while picking up a hold and handling occasional high-leverage frames. The second-place Yankees currently hold a 57-45 record and are pushing through a stretch that features several rotation injuries to arms like Carlos Rodón. Warren slots in as a solid number two starter option on the depth chart when needed, but his recent usage reflects a flexible arm trying to stabilize a banged-up pitching staff.
His overall season projection calls for a 4.32 ERA and 165 strikeouts across 123 innings, numbers that align closely with his career baseline as a dependable multi-inning asset. While his recent 14-day ERA looks pristine, his 30-day metrics show a 6.46 ERA with heavy traffic, suggesting regression toward his overall mid-rotation baseline is likely if he continues to face extended stretches against tough major-league lineups.
The Yankees face a busy week ahead, and Warren is projected for two appearances with a total of six innings and around four strikeouts. He matches up against the Phillies on the road, where he will draw a tough test against Jesus Luzardo and a potent Philadelphia offense. Given his shift to relief flexibility and the challenging road matchup ahead, fantasy managers should look elsewhere for more reliable volume. Sit.
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Outlook Jared Jones
Jared Jones delivering dominant strikeout numbers as Pittsburgh pushes for the postseason
Jared Jones has been locked in recently, highlighted by a sparkling 1.80 ERA and an electric 16.20 strikeouts-per-nine rate over his last seven days. The right-hander slots in as a reliable arm in the rotation for a Pirates squad currently sitting in third place in the NL Central with a 53-50 record. Teammate injury notes show several key bats like Oneil Cruz sidelined, putting more pressure on the pitching staff to anchor the team.
His recent performances, including a stellar five-strikeout outing and strong ratios across his last 30 days, align well with our season projection of 175 strikeouts. While his overall 4.12 ERA on the year reflects some traffic management issues earlier in the season, his 4.00 strikeout-to-walk ratio points to sustainable control and high-end strikeout upside moving forward.
Jones is slated for a marquee home start this week against Matthew Boyd and the Chicago Cubs on July 24th, facing an opponent holding a solid 4.15 ERA and 1.21 WHIP. With a single game scheduled for the week, fantasy managers should lock him into their starting lineups to capitalize on his elite strikeout potential. Start.
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