Unlock Fantasy Gold: Why Tarik Skubal and These Unexpected Two-Start Pitchers Could Make or Break Your Week of May 19
Ryan Pepiot (vs. Astros, vs. Blue Jays)
While he has shown continued flashes of brilliance, Pepiot has still yet to put it all together and take that next step into the upper echelon of starting pitching options. Through nine starts he sits at 2-5 with a respectable 3.93 ERA, 1.29 WHIP and a 45/17 K/BB ratio across 50 1/3 innings of work. The Astros and Blue Jays both rank in the bottom third of the league in OPS against right-handed pitching and Pepiot will be making both of his starts at home this week, which may not be a benefit. I think you have to throw him out there in both 15 and 12 team formats. Anything shallower than that, it depends on your alternative options.
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