Week 11
Jun 1–Jun 7

OBT comes in off the 2–7 loss to Buckner and is sitting in 3rd at 51–36–3. Garth’s rotation is now thin: Skubal still 15-day IL, Casey Mize 15-day IL, Kenley Jansen 15-day IL. Yamamoto, Alcantara, Merrill Kelly, and Keider Montero are the active arms with Yesavage, Rodón, Eovaldi, and Chase Burns on the bench as cover. The lineup behind José Ramírez, Matt Olson, and Riley Greene still produces but is no longer the strength.

Sonny is the cumulative cat-wins leader and now 1st in standings at 52–28–10 after the 7–1 over Rain. Cal Raleigh and Wyatt Langford both still IL, Cole Ragans and Brandon Woodruff still IL, but Shohei Ohtani is active as a pitcher and the rotation behind Cam Schlittler, Michael King, Braxton Ashcraft, Landen Roupp, and Emmet Sheehan is six deep. The lineup with Judge, Tatis, Trea Turner, Austin Riley, and Nick Kurtz is one of the best in the league when whole.

Nick comes in off the 8–1 wipeout of Ete with a league-best 2.41 ERA and 1.02 WHIP. Mario sits 4th at 46–35–9. The rotation is still tight: Hunter Greene 60-day IL, Tyler Glasnow 15-day IL, Ryan Helsley 15-day IL. Active arms behind Robbie Ray, Andrew Painter, and Jacob Latz with Seth Lugo, Bryan Woo, Gerrit Cole, and Eduardo Rodriguez all on the bench. The lineup with James Wood, Acuña, Caminero, and Pasquantino is solid but the SV cat is the obvious weakness (Mason Miller alone).

Busch is 10th in standings at 33–51–6 but just took a 7–2 over Romance and ran a .363 OBP, 3.26 ERA week. Hunter Brown still 60-day IL, Edwin Díaz 60-day IL, Kris Bubic 15-day IL. The rotation behind George Kirby, Misiorowski, Senzatela, Strider, and Imai is one of the deepest in the league. The lineup with Ohtani-bat, William Contreras, Aranda, Jazz, Carroll, Arozarena, and Suzuki has been the league’s most patient (.402 OBP in Week 9, .363 last week). Paul Sewald is the only healthy closer.

Romance is 9th in standings at 33–50–7 and 1–7–1 in all-play last week. Michael 1’s rotation is gutted: Dylan Cease 15-day IL, Garrett Crochet 15-day IL, Jose Altuve 10-day IL, Teoscar Hernández 10-day IL, Angel Martínez DTD. Active arms are Reid Detmers, J.T. Ginn, and Grant Holmes with MacKenzie Gore, Kyle Bradish, Will Warren, and Michael Soroka on the bench. The lineup is still potent (Bryce Harper, Julio, Mookie Betts, Pete Alonso, Eugenio Suárez) but the SV cat is dead (Lucas Erceg and Robert Suarez).

Allahu is the back-to-back weekly champ and now 8th in standings at 34–50–6. TylerR is running the hottest roster in the league: 63 cat wins last week, 53 the week before. The rotation behind Bryce Miller, Ranger Suarez, and Tanner Bibee with Logan Gilbert, Kevin Gausman, Spencer Arrighetti, and Connelly Early on the bench is deeper than the active count suggests. Bullpen with Muñoz, Varland, and Domínguez is the league’s best after this week’s historic run. Yordan Alvarez parked on bench but produces every time he’s in the lineup.

Keanu just got blown out 1–8 by Allahu but is still 2nd in standings at 53–34–3. The rotation took hits: Max Fried 15-day IL, Edward Cabrera 15-day IL, Luis Severino 15-day IL. Active arms Michael Wacha, Spencer Miles, Drew Rasmussen, Zebby Matthews, and Andrew Abbott with Freddy Peralta, Cristopher Sánchez, Gavin Williams, and Shane Baz on the bench. Closer corps with Aroldis Chapman, Pete Fairbanks, and Gregory Soto is healthy and dangerous. The lineup with Soto, Schwarber, Buxton, Naylor, and Hoerner can hit, but needs the bats to wake up after the Week 10 collapse.

Rain City sits 6th at 40–47–3 and just got dumped 1–7 by Sonny. The IL sheet is the story: Francisco Lindor 10-day IL, Roman Anthony 10-day IL, Blake Snell 60-day IL, Maikel Garcia DTD. The rotation behind Paul Skenes, Zack Wheeler, Shota Imanaga, Nick Martinez, Max Meyer, and Nick Lodolo is six healthy starters. Cade Smith and Abner Uribe in the bullpen. The lineup with Mike Trout, Manny Machado, Yelich, and Soderstrom can hit when the IL clears.

Ete is 7th at 38–45–7 and just got obliterated 1–8 by Nick. Two straight weeks at the bottom of the all-play board. Eury Pérez 15-day IL, Bailey Ober 15-day IL, Matthew Boyd 15-day IL, Josh Hader 60-day IL, Mickey Moniak 10-day IL, Elly De La Cruz DTD. The rotation behind Joe Ryan, Jesús Luzardo, Nolan McLean, and Shane McClanahan is workable but thin. The lineup with Vlad Jr., Salvy, Albies, Bellinger, and PCA is solid when healthy. Closer crew with Tanner Scott and Raisel Iglesias is the SV outlier in this matchup.

Buckner is now 5th at 39–43–8 after the 7–2 over OBT. Murakami still 10-day IL, Corey Seager still 10-day IL, but the rotation behind Framber Valdez, Zack Littell, Ben Brown, Parker Messick, and Roki Sasaki is five active starters with Taj Bradley, Logan Webb, and Chris Sale on the bench. The lineup with Yandy Díaz, CJ Abrams, Kyle Tucker, Gunnar Henderson, Ketel Marte, and Bregman has been the second-most productive in the league two weeks running. Bryan Baker, Daniel Palencia, and Devin Williams give Buckner real save-slot depth.