St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Luke Weaver will get the nod to start Sunday against the Reds, pushing starting pitcher Jack Flaherty back to Monday. Weaver was recently demoted to the bullpen, so he's a risky streaming proposition for this game, even in a good matchup against Cincinnati. On the year, the 25-year-old is 7-11 with a 4.59 ERA, 1.42 WHIP and career-low 7.9 K/9 in 27 outings (24 starts).

I hope you're all ready to do whatever it takes in these last six weeks of the season to win. It might mean dropping a big name for a streamer or, if you still have trades, "losing the trade" to win the league. Don't be shy about your needs and don't be ignorant of how many innings you and your opponents have left in roto formats. Don't overlook how your H2H playoff opponent's rosters are constructed. This is crunch time. If you want to chat more about additional arms/bats/whatever, you can f[...]

Welcome back, RotoBallers, hopefully all your teams are right in the thick of things as we prepare for the fantasy baseball home stretch! As always, we're here to try and help with your daily/weekly lineups. I'm filling in for the regular @Roto_Dubs this week, as he has "real life" stuff to attend to. For those who aren't familiar, this is our fifth year now writing this weekly column, helping fantasy baseball managers pick the best pitchers weekly. Below are the projected starting pitching[...]

St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Luke Weaver is being moved to the bullpen in favor of starter Daniel Poncedeleon, who will start on Tuesday against the Dodgers, according to manager Mike Shildt. Weaver has been too inconsistent, going 6-11 with a 4.67 ERA, 1.42 [...]

St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Luke Weaver was unable to complete the fourth inning on Thursday. He ended up pitching just 3 2/3 innings, allowing four runs (two earned) on seven hits and a walk. He struck out just one and threw 71 pitches to get just 11 outs. It was a rough outing for Weaver, whose record dropped to 6-11. Meanwhile, his ERA went up to 4.67. He's had some good outings, but he's been far too inconsistent to be a reliable fantasy option in most leagues.

St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Luke Weaver (finger) will move up to start Thursday against the Nationals. That will push starter Jack Flaherty to Friday against the Brewers. Weaver's overall numbers on the year don't look that great (4.66 ERA), but he has fanned 111 hitters in 121 2/3 innings and hasn't allowed more than three earned runs in a start since a blowup on June 30 against the Braves. He's a little bit more risky than usual after being scratched on Sunday.

You know what it is--it's my updated starts/sits column for Week 20! Your friendly neighborhood @Roto_Dubs is back again this year with his weekly starting pitcher matchups. This is our fifth year now writing this weekly column, helping fantasy baseball managers pick the best pitchers weekly. Below are the projected starting pitching matchups for Week 20, and our recommendations on whether to start or sit each pitcher.  If you've got any questions about which pitchers can capitalize on a j[...]

This is a continuation of our Dynasty Rebuild Series - check out Part 1: Rebuilding Off The Waiver Wire and Part 2: Rebuilding Using Veterans To Your Advantage. As we've discussed, improving your team can be done in a variety of ways. You could collect assets to flip for profit, trade for players that have fallen from grace or just compile players with tremendous upside. All these topics will be covered in this series. In this article, we will discuss discounted players with upside that you[...]

It's crunch time for fantasy baseball leagues and the head-to-head playoffs are less than month away from starting. As you make your final four-week push, the streaming options are becoming more scarce and each addition is becoming more crucial. This week, I dove deep into the free agency pool and discovered some youthful talent. Hopefully, these gems will help your teams this week and provide momentum for a push that will ultimately end with a fantasy championship. Last week, we provided you [...]

St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Luke Weaver pitched well on Monday but ended up taking a loss as the Cardinals offense could only score one run. Weaver pitched six innings, allowing two runs on seven hits. He struck out five and did not walk a batter. It was a good effort from Weaver and he earned a quality start, but the Marlins took a shutout into the ninth and escaped with a 2-1 win, giving Weaver the tough luck loss.