Outlook Robert Gasser
Robert Gasser lines up for a favorable weekend matchup against the Rockies
Gasser has shown positive signs on the mound recently, highlighted by a strong five-inning, one-earned-run performance over his last seven days. The Brewers currently sit in first place in the National League Central with a dominant 64-38 record, and they are managing a lengthy injury list that includes several pitchers like Brandon Woodruff and Kyle Harrison. Despite the shuffling in the rotation depth, Gasser continues to factor into the active pitching plans as the team pursues a deep postseason run.
His current 5.07 ERA and 1.25 WHIP over 49.7 innings this year represent an uptick from his limited 2024 work, but our season projection of a 3.84 ERA and a 1.24 WHIP suggests he is due for positive regression down the stretch. With 48 strikeouts against 14 walks, his control metrics remain solid and point toward stability rather than a complete regression from his baseline expectations.
Gasser is scheduled to take the mound on July 25 at home against the Colorado Rockies, squaring off against Ryan Feltner, who carries a 5.48 ERA and a 1.42 WHIP. This home matchup provides an ideal bounce-back spot against a Rockies offense that struggles away from Coors Field. Stream.
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Outlook Hunter Greene
Hunter Greene delivers strong performance following return to the Reds rotation
Greene has showcased his high-end strikeout upside over his recent outings, punching out 19 batters across 13 innings in his last 14 days of action. The Reds currently sit in fifth place in the National League Central with a 47-54 record and are navigating various pitching staff injuries, making Greene's presence back in the starting rotation vital. He slots in comfortably as a key starter for the club following his recovery from early-season elbow surgery.
His recent stretch of dominance aligns well with his established career norms and our season projections, which anticipate an ERA around 3.49 and nearly a strikeout per inning. While his 30-day surface ERA has looked slightly inflated due to early rust following his activation, his elite 14.53 K/9 rate over the last month proves his velocity and swing-and-miss stuff remain entirely intact and sustainable.
Greene is projected for a single start this week on July 25th on the road against the Cardinals, squaring off against Andre Pallante, who holds a 4.19 ERA and a 1.30 WHIP. St. Louis presents a manageable matchup where Greene can exploit his high strikeout potential. Start.
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