San Diego Padres starter Cal Quantrill was demolished for eight earned runs Monday against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Quantrill surrendered 10 hits including a six-run second inning and was mercifully pulled after five frames. Quantrill was earning praise and fantasy looks after a handful of quality outings but two consecutive eight-run clunkers have elevated his ERA from 3.32 to 4.57. The 24-year-old rookie is highly regarded within the Friars organization, so he should belong in future plans, ...

BALLER MOVE: Add in 12+ Team LeaguesOWNED IN:19% of LeaguesANALYSIS:San Diego Padres pitcher Cal Quantrill has delivered in just about every opportunity he's been granted for the team this year. He's been used in a variety of roles, as a traditional starter, as a long reliever following an opener and even as an opener himself. Over the year, he's 5-3 with a 3.21 ERA, 1.14 WHIP.Simply put, Quantrill has been one of the more effective pitchers the Padres have deployed this year. He has a solid ...

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San Diego pitcher Cal Quantrill has been shuffled around all year, with the Padres using him in a variety of roles. Quantrill has been used as both a traditional starter and the following starter, also being used as an opening pitcher as well. Coming off his best performance of the year, following Adrian Morejon against the Cubs on July 21 and shutting them out over 5 2/3 innings allowing just two hits and zero walks. Quantrill wasn't as sharp on Saturday in his traditional start against the G[...]

BALLER MOVE:Add in 14+ Team LeaguesOWNED IN: 6% of leaguesANALYSIS:He has jumped back a bit between rotation and bullpen action, but 24-year-old highly regarded arm Cal Quantrill has been absolutely shut-down for the San Diego Padres in recent outings. The former Stanford Cardinal has turned in a respectable body of work through his rookie campaign, and he has blown by the competition across the last 17.0 IP (four appearances, two starts) with a 1.59 ERA and 0.71 WHIP. [...]

After being a following pitcher in his last appearance, San Diego rookie pitcher Cal Quantrill is set for a traditional start on Saturday night, when the Padres face the San Francisco Giants at home. Quantrill followed opener Adrian Morejon in his last appearance, entering in the third inning against the Cubs and dominating Chicago for 5 2/3 innings; allowing no runs on two hits, while striking out six. In his appearance prior to that, Quantrill had a traditional start against the Atlanta Brav[...]

San Diego Padres starter Cal Quantrill made the best start of his young career, firing six scoreless innings Sunday against the Atlanta Braves. The rookie yielded three hits and a walk, striking out three and settling for a no-decision as he battled pitch-for-pitch with impressive Braves starter Mike Soroka. Shuttling between spot starts and the bullpen, Quantrill has registered a 4.21 ERA, 1.28 WHIP and 7.5 K/9 in 47 frames. [...]

The Midsummer Classic has come and gone, leaving us without baseball for what seems like the longest week of the calendar year. Before the second half of the 2019 MLB season gets underway, the RotoBaller staff has updated our fantasy baseball rankings for the remainder of the year.RotoBaller writers Nick Mariano, Pierre Camus, Bill Dubiel and Scott Engel want you to crush the competition and know that rankings don't stop mattering once your draft is over.Starting pitchers have been the bane of f[...]

So we're just about halfway through the season, and we can draw a lot of conclusions about how a player's year is going to go. Some players have been lost to injury time, plenty are underperforming, and there are of course new faces rising. No matter the situation, it could be time for a roster refresh--but not just the hum-drum obvious waiver wire adds.Throughout the season, you want to get the jump on your competition and sniff out the breakout players before they break out. That's what this l[...]

So we're two and a half months into the season, and a lot of pictures are becoming more clear. Some players have been lost to injury time, plenty are underperforming, and there are of course new faces rising. No matter the situation, it could be time for a roster refresh--but not just the hum-drum obvious waiver wire adds.Throughout the season, you want to get the jump on your competition and sniff out the breakout players before they break out. That's what this list is all about--using some in-[...]