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This week's Pitch or Ditch with recommendations for the week.
Two-Start Pitchers Johan Santana (NYM): 6/2 @ Zach Duke (PIT), 6/7 @ Craig Stammen (WAS) Roy Halladay (TOR): 6/2 vs. Joe Saunders (LAA), 6/7 vs. TBA (KC) Tim Lincecum (SF): 6/2 @ Craig Stammen (WAS), 6/7 @ TBA (FLA) Roy Oswalt (HOU): 6/1 vs. Aaron Cook (COL), 6/6 vs. Ian Snell (PIT) A.J. Burnett (NYY): 6/2 vs. Derek Holland (TEX), 6/7 vs. Andy Sonnanstine (TB) Joe Saunders (LAA): 6/2 @ Roy Halladay (TOR), 6/7 @ Rick Porcello (DET) Joba Chamberlain (NYY): 6/1 @ Jeremy Sowers (CLE), 6/6 vs. Matt Garza (TB) Kevin Slowey (MIN): 6/2 vs. David Huff (CLE), 6/7 @ Jarrod Washburn (SEA) Randy Wolf (LAD): 6/2 vs. Dan Haren (ARI), 6/7 vs. TBA (PHI) Daisuke Matsuzaka (BOS): 6/2 @ Rick Porcello (DET), 6/7 vs. Derek Holland (TEX) Zach Duke (PIT): 6/2 vs. Johan Santana (NYM), 6/7 @ Felipe Paulino (HOU) Ubaldo Jimenez (COL): 6/2 @ Felipe Paulino (HOU), 6/7 @ Kyle Lohse (STL) Gavin Floyd (CHW): 6/2 vs. TBA (OAK), 6/7 vs. David Huff (CLE) Rick Porcello (DET): 6/2 vs. Daisuke Matsuzaka (BOS), 6/7 vs. Joe Saunders (ANA) Bronson Arroyo (CIN): 6/2 @ Kyle Lohse (STL), 6/7 vs. Randy Wells (CHC) Edinson Volquez (CIN): 6/1 @ Todd Wellemeyer (STL), 6/6 vs. Sean Marshall (CHC) Manny Parra (MIL): 6/2 @ TBA (FLA), 6/7@ Kenshin Kawakami (ATL) Kyle Lohse (STL): 6/2 vs. Bronson Arroyo (CIN), 6/7 vs. Ubaldo Jimenez (COL) Jarrod Washburn (SEA): 6/1 vs. Rich Hill (BAL), 6/7 vs. Kevin Slowey (MIN) Joe Blanton (PHI): 6/1 @ Kevin Correia (SD), 6/7 @ Hiroki Kuroda (LAD) Livan Hernandez (NYM): 6/1 @ Ian Snell (PIT), 6/6 @ John Lannan (WAS) Aaron Cook (COL): 6/1 @ Roy Oswalt (HOU), 6/6 @ Todd Wellemeyer (STL) Todd Wellemeyer (STL): 6/1 vs. Edinson Volquez (CIN), 6/6 vs. Aaron Cook (COL) Andy Sonnanstine (TB): 6/2 vs. Kyle Davies (KC), 6/7 @ A.J. Burnett (NYY) Kenshin Kawakami (ATL): 6/2 vs. Randy Wells (CHC), 6/7 vs. Manny Parra (MIL) Hiroki Kuroda (LAD): 6/1 vs. Billy Buckner (ARI), 6/6 vs. Joe Blanton (PHI) Rich Hill (BAL): 6/1 @ Jarrod Washburn (SEA), 6/7 @ Trevor Cahill (OAK) Trevor Cahill (OAK): 6/1 @ Bartolo Colon (CHW), 6/7 vs. Rich Hill (BAL) Kyle Davies (KC): 6/2 @ Andy Sonnanstine (TB), 6/6 @ Ricky Romero (TOR) Andrew Miller (FLA): 6/1 vs. Jeff Suppan (MIL), 6/6 vs. Jonathan O. Sanchez (SF) Ian Snell (PIT): 6/1 vs. Livan Hernandez (NYM), 6/6 @ Roy Oswalt (HOU) Randy Wells (CHC): 6/2 @ Kenshin Kawakami (ATL), 6/7 @ Bronson Arroyo (CIN) Bartolo Colon (CHW): 6/1 vs. Trevor Cahill (OAK), 6/6 vs. Jeremy Sowers (CLE) Jeff Suppan (MIL): 6/1 @ Andrew Miller (FLA), 6/6 @ Kris Medlen (ATL) Derek Holland (TEX): 6/2 @ A.J. Burnett (NYY), 6/7 @ Daisuke Matsuzaka (BOS) Kevin Correia (SD): 6/1 vs. Joe Blanton (PHI), 6/7 vs. Billy Buckner (ARI) David Huff (CLE): 6/2 @ Kevin Slowey (MIN), 6/7 @ Gavin Floyd (CHW) Jeremy Sowers (CLE): 6/1 vs. Joba Chamberlain (NYY), 6/6 @ Bartolo Colon (CHW) Billy Buckner (ARI): 6/1 @ Hiroki Kuroda (LAD), 6/7 @ Kevin Correia (SD) Felipe Paulino (HOU): 6/2 vs. Ubaldo Jimenez (COL), 6/7 vs. Zach Duke (PIT) Craig Stammen (WAS): 6/2 vs. Tim Lincecum (SF), 6/7 vs. Johan Santana (NYM) Mully's Recommendations: - Bartolo Colon looks to be a good pickup for two starts this week. Colon is 1-1 with a 1.32 ERA in his last three starts and has ERAs in the mid 3.00's against Oakland and Cleveland lifetime. His opponents this week- Trevor Cahill: 0-3 6.32 ERA and Jeremy Sowers: 0-2 12.00 ERA in their last three starts. - Cubs' rookie Randy Wells continues to pitch well despite getting little run support. Wells 0-2 overall with a 1.80 ERA and his ERA over his last three games is 2.25 with 18 K in 20 IP. Wells is still available in 85% of CBS leagues. - Andrew Miller has looked very good since his return to the Marlins. Miller is 1-1 with a 3.00 ERA in his last three starts with 17 K in 18 IP. He is one of the better pitch or ditch options this week and is available in 78% of CBS leagues. Best One-Start Matchups - Jeff Niemann has been pitching much better as of late and has a good matchup this week. Niemann is 1-1 with a 2.65 ERA in his last three with 12 K in 17 IP. On Wed. 6/3 he faces a cold Royals' offense and a struggling Brian Bannister. Niemann should be a solid pitch and ditch play this week. - Sean West has pitched well for the Marlins and they are at home against the Brewers on Wed. 6/3. They will face the hittable Jeff Suppan as well. West has yet to record a win but has a 2.25 ERA over 18 IP. The Brewers have been the worst offense in the entire league in the last seven days hitting a combined .215. West should be available in most leagues and looks to be a good play. - Clayton Richard has been a welcomed addition to the White Sox rotation. Richard is 2-0 with a 1.35 ERA in his last three starts with 18 K in 20 IP. He faces a Oakland team that is hitting .230 over the last week and has scored only 23 runs in their last seven games. Richard looks to have a good matchup this week and is starting to be considered a good long-term add. Pitchers That Are HOT (Last Three Starts)
Pitchers That Are COLD (Last Three Starts)
Good luck in Week 9! If there is something that you would like to see in Pitch or Ditch for next week, email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
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