This article references Aaron Nola, Aaron Sanchez, Alex Cobb, Alex Reyes, Alex Wood, Anthony DeSclafani, Archie Bradley, Blake Snell, Brad Peacock, Brandon Woodruff, Carlos Carrasco, Carlos Martinez, Carlos Rodon, Charlie Morton, Chase Anderson, Chris Archer, Chris Devenski, Chris Sale, Clayton Kershaw, Cole Hamels, Collin McHugh, Corey Kluber, Dallas Keuchel, Danny Duffy, Danny Salazar, David Price, Drew Pomeranz, Dylan Bundy, Eduardo Rodriguez, Ervin Santana, Felix Hernandez, Garrett Richards, German Marquez, Gerrit Cole, Gio Gonzalez, Hyun-Jin Ryu, Ian Kennedy, Ivan Nova, J.A. Happ, Jacob deGrom, Jake Arrieta, Jake Odorizzi, James Paxton, Jameson Taillon, Jeff Samardzija, Jerad Eickhoff, Jimmy Nelson, John Lackey, Johnny Cueto, Jon Lester, Jordan Montgomery, Jose Berrios, Jose Quintana, Josh Hader, Julio Teheran, Junior Guerra, Justin Verlander, Kenta Maeda, Kevin Gausman, Kyle Hendricks and more! Welcome back to the early edition of RotoBaller's 2018 fantasy baseball rankings! As a reminder, this round of rankings comes to you courtesy of Pierre Camus and Jeff Kahntroff, in addition to yours truly. Today, I'll be taking a look at how we ranked starting pitchers. As you peruse the info below, keep in mind that there are likely to be some significant changes between now and March. Trades, free agent signings, injuries, and a host of other complicating factors will dictate just how much [...]Keep on reading: 2018 Starting Pitchers - Early Fantasy Baseball Tiered Rankings

This article references Aaron Sanchez and more! Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Aaron Sanchez (finger) threw Tuesday for the first time since he was shut down, and he experienced no issues with his fingernail. After going 15-2 with a 3.00 ERA in 2016, Sanchez was a massive disappointment for his fantasy owners in 2017, going just 1-3 with a 4.25 ERA while making just eight starts on the year due to finger issues. He's on the right track so far this offseason, and if he can get past the nagging issues, he could be an excellent bounce-back c[...]Keep on reading: Aaron Sanchez Plays Catch Tuesday

Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Aaron Sanchez (finger) will play catch Tuesday if he receives a favorable exam on Monday. Sanchez's season ended early because of a finger ligament strain, and he was limited to just eight starts in 2017 due to nagging finger and blister issues. The hope is that he[...]

Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Aaron Sanchez (finger) threw on flat ground Tuesday at Fenway Park. Sanchez has struggled to make significant progress in his battle with a blister on his right middle finger, though he has not been ruled out for the season quite yet. He has been on the disabled list multip[...]

Starting pitcher Chris Rowley will make his big league debut for the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday against the Pittsburgh Pirates, manager John Gibbons announced. The Jays need the help with starting pitchers Cesar Valdez and Aaron Sanchez on the disabled list, combined with Francisco Liriano gettin[...]

2017 has not been kind to Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Aaron Sanchez, and now manager John Gibbons isn't exactly being kind, either. According to Gibbons, Sanchez is making "slow progress…that's all I can tell you." He went on to say "hopefully he makes it back. [...]

Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Aaron Sanchez left his outing against the Red Sox after four innings with continue blister issues on his right middle finger. The blisters continued to cause problems with his command, as he walked five and generated just one swinging strike. It's a recurring issue[...]

The Toronto Blue Jays are wasting no time trying to get starting pitcher Aaron Sanchez back in the swing of things after his return from a blister injury. Sanchez will start Toronto's first game after the All-Star Break in Detroit against the Tigers, a nice matchup for him against a slumping offense[...]

Great news for the Toronto Blue Jays and fantasy owners: starting pitcher Aaron Sanchez has been activated from the disabled list and will start on Friday against the Houston Astros. Blister and fingernail injuries have derailed his season thus far, the latest blister causing him to miss about 10 we[...]

Great news, Aaron Sanchez owners: according to Toronto Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins, the starting pitcher is set to return for their series against the Houston Astros starting this Thursday. Did we mention there's bad news? Oh yeah: Sanchez will have to face arguably baseball's best offense[...]