To Date:

Week 1: Josh Tomlin – W, 6 IP, 2 Runs, 5 hits, 1 Walk, 3 K’s
Week 2: Josh Tomlin – 7 2/3 IP, 3 Hits, 2 Runs, 5 K’s
Week 3: Homer Bailey – W, 7 IP, 5 Hits, 0 Runs, 5 K’s
Week 4: Josh Collmenter – W, 6 IP, 2 Hits, 0 Runs
Week 5: Erik Bedard – W, 6 IP, 6 Hits, 4 Ks
Week 6: Phil Humber -W, 7 2/3 IP, 5 Hits, 5 Ks
Week 7: Jonathan Niese – W, 6 1/3 IP, 5 Hits, 2 ER, 4 Ks
Week 8: Colby Lewis – ND, 7 IP, 3 Hits, 8 Ks
Week 9: Carlos Carrasco – W, 7 IP, 4 Hits, 2 ER, 7 Ks

It’s been a while since we posted a baseball spot start of the week. We’ve had July 4th, and then the All-Star break, but don’t worry the money train is back in business. Look at the results kids. They’re on point. Lets see what we have this week..

Why Brett Cecil? – It’s not soo much that it’s Brett Cecil. It’s the Seattle Mariners. This team is legitimately awful offensively. Last week you could have pitched anyone on the Rangers and you got a win and a nice outing. I’ll continue to abuse the Mariners and take Cecil here, who should produce a win, and some K’s

Why Vance Worley? – Why is Vance Worley 27% owned acrossed Y!Sports leagues? The guy has been lights out. I fully expect him to trot into Wrigley and do the damn thing. His numbers are fantastic. If he gives you K’s we’re good. A Win, GuaranSHEED.

The Verdict – I think both options are streamable, but I’m going with Cecil on this one. His numbers aren’t money this year, but this is a nice tight matchup for him. I like for him to pitch well, and give you what you need to succeed. I don’t think Worley would be that bad either, but go Cecil. Just look at the track record brah.