Felipe Paulino allowed three runs on six hits and two walks in 6 2/3 innings on Friday, getting stuck with a no-decision in the Royals' 4-3, 10-inning loss to Detroit. He struck out seven for the third time in his past five starts. Through 84 innings of work this season, Paulino is now the owner of a 3.56 ERA, 1.25 WHIP and 84/26 K/BB ratio. Those are mixed-league numbers.

Felipe Paulino allowed four hits and two walks across six shutout innings on Saturday, striking out four. He left with a two run lead that was eventually blown in the bottom of the ninth by Joakim Soria. Paulio has an ugly 1-8 record, but he's pitched surprisingly well after joining the Royals in late May. You could do worse in AL-only leagues.

Felipe Paulino allowed four runs on seven hits and two walks in 5 2/3 innings on Sunday, falling to 1-4 in Kansas City's 5-0 setback against the Rays. He struck out six while failing to complete at least six innings of work for the first time in six starts. Now the owner of a 3.86 ERA and 1.29 WHIP, Paulino will get the Indians in Cleveland on Friday.

Felipe Paulino allowed four runs on seven hits in seven innings of work on Sunday, falling to 1-3 in Kansas City's 4-3 loss to the Twins. Paulino struck out eight and walked just one in what was all-in-all a pretty solid start, but he was done in by allowing a three-run homer to Jim Thome in the sixth. Regardless, he's acquitted himself well since joining the Royals rotation in early June, and it's hard to see him losing his value in AL-only leagues.

Felipe Paulino gave up three runs in six innings, striking out nine, in a victory Tuesday against the White Sox. He earned his first win of the season and turned in another start that will be difficult for AL-only owners to ignore. Since coming to Kansas City in late-May, he's posted a 3.38 ERA to go with a 45/12 K/BB rate. It's becoming more difficult to scoff at those numbers.

Felipe Paulino gave up four runs -- three earned -- in seven innings Tuesday against the Padres. Paulino struck out seven and only walked one batter, but he was far too hittable in the 118-pitch effort, allowing 11 hits. The righty has posted consistently good strikeout numbers since arriving in Kansas City, but he's not a fantasy option outside of very deep AL-only formats.

Felipe Paulino was torched for nine hits and five runs in eight innings Thursday against Arizona. Paulino struck out eight and only walked one batter, but he was far too hittable at times in the 118-pitch effort. The righty has posted consistently good strikeout numbers since arriving in Kansas City, but he's simply not a fantasy option.