Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco came off the disabled list on Friday and picked up a win. He tossed 5 1/3 innings, allowing three runs on seven hits. He struck out seven and did not allow a walk. It wasn't quite a quality start, but the Cleveland offense had his back, giving him his ninth win of the season. Carrasco's record moved to 9-5 and his ERA dropped to 4.28.

Cleveland Indians pitcher Carlos Carrasco has been activated from the disabled list and will start for the team against the Athletics on Friday. Carrasco has been sidelined for three weeks with a elbow injury. On the season, the Indians pitcher has an 8-5 record with a 4.24 ERA and a 96/22 K/BB ratio. Carrasco should be activated in all fantasy leagues and is immediately usable in daily formats.

Below you will find our fantasy baseball and DFS rankings for all of today's projected starting pitchers (July 5th). Below that, you will also find our start/sit recommendations for each matchup. The concept is pretty straight forward. We round up our daily pitcher rankings, which will hopefully help you make your start/sit and DFS lineup decisions. Use this column to set your season-long and DFS lineups for today, and get a better sense of which starters we think will have success. Here [...]

Happy 4th of July everyone! Below you will find our fantasy baseball and DFS rankings for all of today's projected starting pitchers (July 4th). Below that, you will also find our start/sit recommendations for each matchup. The concept is pretty straight forward. We round up our daily pitcher rankings, which will hopefully help you make your start/sit and DFS lineup decisions. Use this column to set your season-long and DFS lineups for today, and get a better sense of which starters we th[...]

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco is set to come off the disabled list and start Friday nights game against the Athletics. Carrasco had a rehab start on Saturday with Double-A Akron in which he hit 97 mph with his fastball. The velocity being back is very encouraging and hopefully Carrasco can start to become more consistent as he has been very hit or miss so far this season. Unfortunately, the A's are one of the best road teams in baseball, so it won't be an easy matchup for [...]

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco (elbow) threw another bullpen session on Wednesday. He threw one on Monday as well, and so far everything has gone well. He'll make a rehab start with the Double-A Akron RubberDucks on Saturday. Assuming that goes well, Carrasco could return to the Cleveland rotation next week.

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco (elbow) could throw in a minor league game this Saturday. Carrasco threw a bullpen session on Monday and is scheduled for another one on Wednesday. He's recovering from being hit by a line drive, but there was no structural damage, so he could be back next week as long as everything goes well.

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco (elbow) threw a 25-pitch bullpen session on Monday. Carrasco says his elbow felt fine and he'll throw again on Wednesday. He's been sidelined since June 16 but appears to be making solid progress. There is a small chance he returns to the Indians rotation by the end of June, but most likely he'll be back in early July if he doesn't need a rehab start. Carrasco should remain owned in all leagues.

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco (forearm) has reportedly been throwing long toss without any issue to his injured arm. Carrasco has been on the disabled list since last Sunday and is likely close to re-joining the Indians' rotation. In his last outing, Carrasco was horrendous. He gave up four earned runs to the Twins in 1.1 innings pitched. After taking a liner from Logan Morrison to his forearm, he was pulled and sent for evaluation. Carrasco's x-rays came back negative and[...]

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco (elbow) has resumed throwing from 90 feet and will throw a bullpen session next week. He ended up on the disabled list last weekend after being hit by a line drive, but testing showed no structural damage to his elbow. He might not require a minor league rehab start, so he could be back in the rotation soon.