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Highlights

Unlock Fantasy Gold: Why Tarik Skubal and These Unexpected Two-Start Pitchers Could Make or Break Your Week of May 19

Unlock Fantasy Gold: Why Tarik Skubal and These Unexpected Two-Start Pitchers Could Make or Break Your Week of May 19

Landon Knack (vs. Diamondbacks, @ Mets)

As of Thursday evening at least, Dodgers’ manager Dave Roberts is leaning towards Knack staying in the team’s rotation as their fifth starter – meaning that he would line up for a pair of starts next week. We all know that pitching for the Dodgers is a great place to mine for victories and Knack also has the ability to pile up strikeouts, with 20 over his first 18 1/3 innings on the season. Is it possible that things get moved around and that second start winds up getting pushed? If so, that’s very troubling as you’d be left with just one start against the Diamondbacks – who sports the second best OPS in the league against right-handed pitching (.815). Stay tuned to the player news over the weekend to make sure that nothing changes, but if he’s a go for Tuesday, I’d be more than fine taking a chance on Knack for his two-start week.

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