5 Matchups H2H Categories
The #1 team is an underdog. It’s Always Sonny leads the league at 63–35–12, but enters Week 12 without Aaron Judge and Cal Raleigh, both on the 10-day IL, plus Cole Ragans and Brandon Woodruff. The model makes #7 Ete Crow the favorite. The injury timing could not be worse for TylerV, and Jace Allison gets the best upset shot of his season.
Allahu will not cool off. TylerR swept Romance 10–0, posted the league’s best all-play week, and now draws #2 Nick-fil-A in a 53–47 coin flip. It is the purest power-versus-ratios matchup on the board: Allahu’s bats and steals against Mario’s ERA and WHIP machine. Whoever wins the thin middle categories wins the week.
Keanu gets the gift of the week. A #3 team drawing dead-last Romance Explosion, whose rotation (Crochet, Cease, Teoscar Hernández) is in pieces. The sim says 86% Keanu. The only suspense is the final margin and whether Romance steals a counting category.
The bottom of the board is a coin-flip festival. Busch versus Buckner splits 5–5 in the categories, and OBT, now without Tarik Skubal, hosting a favored Rain City both come down to a category or two on Sunday. The injured lists are overflowing league-wide: Judge, Raleigh, Lindor, Elly De La Cruz, Skubal, and Crochet are all watching this one from the trainer’s room.
One Ball Two Strikes
Rain City Bombers
One Ball Two Strikes sits #4 and just knocked off the league leader, but the rotation took a hit this week: Tarik Skubal, Casey Mize, and closer Kenley Jansen are all on the 15-day IL. José Ramírez and Matt Olson keep the offense printing, and the sim still hands Garth the OBP (76%) and R edges, but the pitching is thinner than usual.
Rain City is #8 in the standings yet the model’s 63% favorite here. Taylor’s bats are banged up too, with Francisco Lindor and Roman Anthony on the IL and Michael Harris II and Will Smith day-to-day, but the WHIP edge is enormous (83%) and the ERA, QS, and SV edges are real. Blake Snell stays a 60-day stash.
CShea LangeliersATH
1BMatt OlsonATL
2BOtto LopezMIA
3BJosé RamírezCLE
SSJeremy PeñaHOU
OFJarren DuranBOS
OFJordan WalkerSTL
OFRiley GreeneDET
UtilGeraldo PerdomoAZ
UtilWillson ContrerasBOS
BNTaylor WardBAL
BNBo BichetteNYM
SPYoshinobu YamamotoLAD
SPSandy AlcantaraMIA
RPDavid BednarNYY
RPTrevor MegillMIL
PKyle FinneganDET
PAaron NolaPHI
BNMerrill KellyAZ
BNTrey YesavageTOR
BNCarlos RodónNYY
BNChase BurnsCIN
BNNathan EovaldiTEX
ILCasey MizeDET
ILKenley JansenDET
ILTarik SkubalDET
NAKade AndersonNASEA
CLiam HicksMIA
1BMiguel VargasCWS
2BNasim NuñezWSH
3BManny MachadoSD
SSJosé CaballeroNYY
OFTyler SoderstromATH
OFChristian YelichMIL
OFMike TroutLAA
UtilIvan HerreraSTL
UtilMichael Harris IIDTDATL
BNMaikel GarciaKC
BNWill SmithDTDLAD
ILFrancisco LindorNYM
ILRoman AnthonyBOS
SPPaul SkenesPIT
SPJacob deGromTEX
RPCade SmithCLE
RPAbner UribeMIL
PNick MartinezTB
PShota ImanagaCHC
PNick LodoloCIN
PBryce ElderATL
BNZack WheelerPHI
BNStephen KolekNAKC
BNMax MeyerMIA
ILBlake SnellLAD
It’s Always Sonny
Ete Crow
The league leader limps in missing its two best bats: Aaron Judge and Cal Raleigh are both on the 10-day IL, with Cole Ragans and Brandon Woodruff on the 15-day. That is exactly why the #1 team in the standings is a Week 12 underdog. Sonny still owns SV (67%) and QS (67%) behind the deepest bullpen in the league, but the lineup is running without its engine.
Ete Crow is #7 and the model’s surprise favorite, holding category edges in seven of ten. Elly De La Cruz is on the 10-day IL and Salvador Perez and Brandon Lowe are day-to-day, but the leans in R, HR, RBI, OBP, K, ERA, and WHIP are genuine even where they are thin. With Judge and Raleigh out, this is Jace’s best shot at a marquee scalp all year.
CSamuel BasalloBAL
1BNick KurtzATH
2BFernando Tatis Jr.SD
3BAustin RileyATL
SSTrea TurnerPHI
OFJackson ChourioMIL
OFAndy PagesLAD
OFWyatt LangfordTEX
UtilKevin McGonigleDET
UtilWilly AdamesSF
BNCal RaleighSEA
ILAaron JudgeNYY
NAKaelen CulpepperNAMIN
SPShohei Ohtani (Pitcher)LAD
SPCam SchlittlerNYY
RPJhoan DuranPHI
RPRiley O'BrienSTL
PBraxton AshcraftPIT
PMichael KingSD
PSonny GrayBOS
PEmmet SheehanLAD
BNLanden RouppSF
BNRyne NelsonAZ
BNJared JonesPIT
BNDustin MaySTL
ILCole RagansKC
ILBrandon WoodruffMIL
CSalvador PerezDTDKC
1BVladimir Guerrero Jr.TOR
2BOzzie AlbiesATL
3BKazuma OkamotoTOR
SSEzequiel DuranTEX
OFPete Crow-ArmstrongCHC
OFCody BellingerNYY
OFRyan WaldschmidtAZ
UtilAlec BurlesonSTL
UtilBrandon LoweDTDPIT
ILElly De La CruzCIN
ILMickey MoniakCOL
SPJoe RyanMIN
SPCade CavalliWSH
RPTanner ScottLAD
RPRaisel IglesiasATL
PNolan McLeanNYM
PBrad KellerPHI
PJosh HaderHOU
PShane McClanahanTB
BNJesús LuzardoPHI
BNKumar RockerTEX
BNEury PérezMIA
BNPayton TolleBOS
ILMatthew BoydCHC
Nick-fil-A
Allahu Alvarez
Nick-fil-A is #2 and built its season on ratios: the sim hands Mario ERA (75%), WHIP (74%), and QS (68%) again. Closer Ryan Helsley is on the 15-day IL, which softens the SV edge, and Tyler Glasnow and Hunter Greene remain long-term 60-day stashes the rotation already works around.
The hottest team in the league rolls in at #5 after a 10–0 sweep and the best all-play week in the field. Bobby Witt Jr. is day-to-day and worth watching, but Yordan Alvarez and the bats give Allahu the R, HR, RBI, and SB edges. The model calls it a near coin flip at 53% Allahu.
CHunter GoodmanCOL
1BVinnie PasquantinoKC
2BBrice TurangMIL
3BJunior CamineroTB
SSColt EmersonSEA
OFJames WoodWSH
OFRonald Acuña Jr.ATL
OFJorge MateoATL
UtilCurtis MeadWSH
UtilJoc PedersonTEX
BNKonnor GriffinPIT
RPMason MillerSD
RPRico GarciaBAL
PJacob LatzTEX
BNNoah CameronKC
BNGriffin JaxTB
BNMichael McGreevySTL
BNEduardo RodriguezAZ
BNRobbie RaySF
BNBryan WooSEA
BNJustin WrobleskiLAD
BNGerrit ColeNYY
BNDavis MartinCWS
ILHunter GreeneCIN
ILTyler GlasnowLAD
ILRyan HelsleyBAL
CDillon DinglerDET
1BRafael DeversSF
2BXavier EdwardsMIA
3BCasey SchmittSF
SSBobby Witt Jr.DTDKC
OFOneil CruzPIT
OFBryan ReynoldsPIT
OFYordan AlvarezHOU
UtilChristian WalkerHOU
UtilIan HappCHC
BNFreddie FreemanLAD
BNMax MuncyLAD
ILAlejandro KirkTOR
SPConnelly EarlyBOS
SPSpencer ArrighettiHOU
RPAndrés MuñozSEA
RPLouis VarlandTOR
PSeranthony DomínguezCWS
BNTanner BibeeCLE
BNLuis CastilloSEA
BNRanger SuarezBOS
BNKevin GausmanTOR
BNBryce MillerSEA
BNLogan GilbertSEA
ILNick PivettaSD
ILLogan HendersonMIL
Keanu Reeves
Romance Explosion is dead last and just got swept 0–10. The staff is gutted: Garrett Crochet (60-day IL), Dylan Cease (15-day), and Teoscar Hernández (10-day) are all out. The sim gives Michael’s second roster a puncher’s chance in R and RBI and almost nothing else, with SV (6%) a total write-off.
Keanu is #3 and an 86% favorite. Byron Buxton is day-to-day and Max Fried is on the 15-day IL, but Kyle Schwarber and a deep, freshly-streamed rotation (Grayson Rodriguez, Colin Rea, Jameson Taillon) make this the most lopsided matchup on the board.
CBen RiceNYY
1BBryce HarperPHI
2BAngel MartínezCLE
3BEugenio SuárezCIN
SSMookie BettsLAD
OFJulio RodríguezSEA
OFBrent RookerATH
OFJose AltuveHOU
UtilPete AlonsoBAL
UtilDansby SwansonCHC
BNChandler SimpsonDTDTB
BNNolan ArenadoAZ
ILTeoscar HernándezLAD
SPMacKenzie GoreTEX
SPWill WarrenNYY
RPLucas ErcegKC
RPRobert SuarezATL
PGrant HolmesATL
BNJ.T. GinnATH
BNReid DetmersLAA
BNKai-Wei TengHOU
BNMichael SorokaAZ
BNRandy VásquezSD
BNKyle BradishBAL
ILDylan CeaseTOR
ILGarrett CrochetBOS
1BRyan O'HearnPIT
2BNico HoernerCHC
3BMatt ChapmanSF
SSColson MontgomeryCWS
OFByron BuxtonDTDMIN
OFJackson MerrillSD
OFKyle SchwarberPHI
UtilJuan SotoNYM
UtilZach NetoLAA
BNGavin SheetsSD
BNJosh NaylorSEA
ILDrake BaldwinATL
SPFreddy PeraltaNYM
SPDrew RasmussenTB
RPAroldis ChapmanBOS
RPPete FairbanksMIA
PGregory SotoPIT
PMichael WachaKC
PZebby MatthewsMIN
PJameson TaillonDTDCHC
BNEdward CabreraCHC
BNAndrew AbbottCIN
BNGavin WilliamsCLE
BNCristopher SánchezPHI
ILMax FriedNYY
Busch Latte
The Buckner Boots
Busch Latte is #9 and coming off an unlucky 2–8 loss despite a 5–4 all-play week. The bullpen is the hole: Edwin Díaz (60-day IL) and Hunter Brown (60-day) are gone, which is why the SV edge sits at just 13%. But Randy Arozarena and Jazz Chisholm give Rose the SB (68%) and OBP (77%) edges.
The Buckner Boots are #6 and just posted the league’s best ERA and WHIP in a 4–4 tie. Munetaka Murakami is on the 10-day IL, but CJ Abrams and a clean Joe Ryan rotation give Michael the HR, RBI, K, QS, and SV edges.
CWilliam ContrerasMIL
1BJonathan ArandaTB
2BJazz Chisholm Jr.NYY
3BSal StewartCIN
SSJJ WetherholtSTL
OFCorbin CarrollAZ
OFRandy ArozarenaSEA
OFGeorge SpringerTOR
UtilShohei Ohtani (Batter)LAD
UtilMichael BuschCHC
BNSeiya SuzukiCHC
BNLuke KeaschallMIN
SPGeorge KirbySEA
RPPaul SewaldAZ
RPAntonio SenzatelaCOL
PKyle HarrisonMIL
BNJosé SorianoLAA
BNJacob MisiorowskiMIL
BNTatsuya ImaiHOU
BNSpencer StriderATL
BNRyan WeathersNYY
BNWalbert UreñaLAA
BNTroy MeltonDET
ILHunter BrownHOU
ILEdwin DíazLAD
ILKris BubicKC
CAdley RutschmanBAL
1BYandy DíazTB
2BKetel MarteAZ
3BAlex BregmanCHC
SSCJ AbramsWSH
OFKyle TuckerLAD
OFBrandon NimmoTEX
OFJJ BledayCIN
UtilGunnar HendersonBAL
UtilA.J. EwingNYM
BNJake BauersMIL
ILMunetaka MurakamiCWS
ILCorey SeagerTEX
SPGage JumpATH
RPBryan BakerTB
RPDaniel PalenciaCHC
PDevin WilliamsNYM
BNBen BrownCHC
BNFramber ValdezDET
BNParker MessickCLE
BNRoki SasakiLAD
BNChris SaleATL
BNTaj BradleyMIN
BNLogan WebbSF
BNEmerson HancockSEAGenerated Jun 08 at 5:15 PM Pacific