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Early 2018 Fantasy Starting Pitcher Rankings

Starting pitchers are the cornerstone of every fantasy baseball team, but you can't draft a superstar pitcher with every draft pick.

We all know that nothing is worse than watching your batters tear it up in a given week, only to see your starting pitchers stink it up in the same week, totally wasting your offensive output. No matter how much your offensive fantasy stats matter, your starting pitchers are the heart of your fantasy roster, so you absolutely must do your homework in preparation for your fantasy draft: rotisserie, head-to-head, auction or otherwise.

Drafting Fantasy Starting Pitchers: Who and Why

Madison Bumgarner put up really good fantasy numbers in 2017, but his ridiculous injury was frustrating.

Why is it that not as much attention is paid to drafting the starting pitchers on your fantasy team? Even more importantly, why does it seem that your starting pitchers either make or break your whole season?

Statistically, your starting pitchers contribute to fewer categories than anyone else. In a typical 5x5 league, your starting pitchers only contribute to Wins, WHIP, ERA and Strikeouts - that's only 4 of the 10 categories. If this is the case, why is it that when your starting pitchers have an of week, you have almost no chance at winning your fantasy matchup tat week?

Starting Pitchers' Stats are All Connected

When it comes to pitching stats, they're all connected, more or less. If your pitcher has a low WHIP, chances are good that he must also have a low ERA. After all, if no one gets on base, no one can score. Also, if your pitcher has a high number of strikeouts in an outing, that means he probably pitched a relatively high number of innings in the game. And if his manager left in the game for a high number of innings (or a "Quality Start"), chances are good it was because he wasn't giving up a lot of base runners (low WHIP) and, therefore, he wasn't giving up many earned runs (low ERA).

Conversely, if your starting pitcher takes the mound and gives up runs and hits right away, he's probably not going to stay in very long. Obviously, this leads to a high ERA, a high WHIP and probably a lower number of strikeouts and little to no chance at getting the win.

With all these stats being intertwined and reliant upon each other, you really need to draft your starting pitchers wisely. And if you don't manage to do that, you'd better scour the waiver wires early and often to make up for any pitching woes after your draft. As such we have included an early look into the top 100 fantasy starting pitchers for 2018 in the list below. You'll also notice we ranked them in 4 different ways depending on what you and your league(s) see as most important. There's an explanation of each ranking method at the bottom of the stats.

2018 Fantasy Baseball Starting Pitcher Rankings

We thought it would be wise to explain the list of the top 100 pitchers on the left so you know where the numbers came from. In short, the fantasy stats on the left are pure, uncut stats from last season. We did make a couple of adjustments to the list (i.e.: we brought Madison Bumgarner higher on the list as an obvious anomaly from last year's fluke injury), but other than that, the numbers don't lie. These are the actual stats that determine the success of the starting pitchers on your fantasy team. CHECK BELOW THE STATS FOR A QUICK EXPLANATION AND INSIGHT INTO THE IMPORTANCE OF EACH ONE.

Rank	PITCHERS	Team	G	GS	ERA	WHIP	K	K/9	IP	IP/App	W	L	W/Start
1	Scherzer, Max	WSH	31	31	2.51	0.902	268	12.02	200 2/3	6.47	16	6	0.52
2	Kluber, Corey	CLE	29	29	2.25	0.869	265	11.71	203 2/3	7.02	18	4	0.62
3	Kershaw, Clayton	LAD	27	27	2.31	0.949	202	10.39	175	6.48	18	4	0.67
4	Sale, Chris	BOS	32	32	2.90	0.970	308	12.93	214 1/3	6.70	17	8	0.53
5	Bumgarner, Madison	SF	17	17	3.32	1.090	101	8.19	111	6.53	4	9	0.24
6	Carrasco, Carlos	CLE	32	32	3.29	1.095	226	10.17	200	6.25	18	6	0.56
7	DeGrom, Jacob	NYM	31	31	3.53	1.187	239	10.68	201 1/3	6.50	15	10	0.48
8	Verlander, Justin	HOU	33	33	3.36	1.175	219	9.57	206	6.24	15	8	0.45
9	Greinke, Zack	AZ	32	32	3.20	1.072	215	9.56	202 1/3	6.32	17	7	0.53
10	Strasburg, Stephen	WSH	28	28	2.52	1.015	204	10.47	175 1/3	6.26	15	4	0.54
11	Severino, Luis	NYY	31	31	2.98	1.040	230	10.71	193 1/3	6.24	14	6	0.45
12	Keuchel, Dallas	HOU	23	23	2.90	1.119	125	7.72	145 2/3	6.33	14	5	0.61
13	Ray, Robbie	AZ	28	28	2.89	1.154	218	12.11	162	5.79	15	5	0.54
14	Wood, Alex	LAD	27	25	2.72	1.057	151	8.92	152 1/3	5.64	16	3	0.64
15	Castillo, Luis	CIN	15	15	3.12	1.075	98	9.87	89 1/3	5.96	3	7	0.20
16	Paxton, James	SEA	24	24	2.98	1.103	156	10.32	136	5.67	12	5	0.50
17	Godley, Zack	AZ	26	25	3.37	1.142	165	9.58	155	5.96	8	9	0.32
18	Gonzalez, Gio	WSH	32	32	2.96	1.179	188	8.42	201	6.28	15	9	0.47
19	Nola, Aaron	PHI	27	27	3.54	1.208	184	9.86	168	6.22	12	11	0.44
20	Nelson, Jimmy	MIL	29	29	3.49	1.249	199	10.21	175 1/3	6.05	12	6	0.41
21	Martinez, Carlos	STL	32	32	3.64	1.220	217	9.53	205	6.41	12	11	0.38
22	Hill, Rich	LAD	25	25	3.32	1.091	166	11.01	135 2/3	5.43	12	8	0.48
23	Darvish, Yu	LAD	31	31	3.86	1.163	209	10.08	186 2/3	6.02	10	12	0.32
24	Anderson, Chase	MIL	25	25	2.74	1.090	133	8.47	141 1/3	5.65	12	4	0.48
25	Morton, Charlie	HOU	25	25	3.62	1.193	163	10.00	146 2/3	5.87	14	7	0.56
26	Archer, Chris	TB	34	34	4.07	1.259	249	11.15	201	5.91	10	12	0.29
27	Gray, Sonny	NYY	27	27	3.55	1.207	153	8.48	162 1/3	6.01	10	12	0.37
28	Giolito, Lucas	CHW	7	7	2.38	0.949	34	6.75	45 1/3	6.48	3	3	0.43
29	Samardzija, Jeff	SF	32	32	4.42	1.136	205	8.88	207 2/3	6.49	9	15	0.28
30	Quintana, Jose	CHC	32	32	4.15	1.224	207	9.87	188 2/3	5.90	11	11	0.34
31	Santana, Ervin	MIN	33	33	3.28	1.126	167	7.11	211 1/3	6.40	16	8	0.48
32	Hendricks, Kyle	CHC	24	24	3.03	1.189	123	7.93	139 2/3	5.82	7	5	0.29
33	Arrieta, Jake	CHC	30	30	3.53	1.218	163	8.71	168 1/3	5.61	14	10	0.47
34	Syndergaard, Noah	NYM	7	7	2.97	1.055	34	10.09	30 1/3	4.33	1	2	0.14
35	Richards, Garrett	LAA	6	6	2.28	0.904	27	8.78	27 2/3	4.61	0	2	0.00
36	Faria, Jacob	TB	16	14	3.43	1.177	84	8.72	86 2/3	5.42	5	4	0.36
37	Happ, J.A.	TOR	25	25	3.53	1.314	142	8.79	145 1/3	5.81	10	11	0.40
38	Cole, Gerrit	PIT	33	33	4.26	1.251	196	8.69	203	6.15	12	12	0.36
39	Duffy, Danny	KC	24	24	3.81	1.257	130	8.00	146 1/3	6.10	9	10	0.38
40	Berrios, Jose	MIN	26	25	3.89	1.229	139	8.59	145 2/3	5.60	14	8	0.56
41	Peacock, Brad	HOU	34	21	3.00	1.189	161	10.98	132	3.88	13	2	0.62
42	Gray, Jon	COL	20	20	3.67	1.296	112	9.14	110 1/3	5.52	10	4	0.50
43	Mengden, Daniel	OAK	7	7	3.14	1.047	29	6.07	43	6.14	3	2	0.43
44	Tanaka, Masahiro	NYY	30	30	4.74	1.239	194	9.79	178 1/3	5.94	13	12	0.43
45	Clevinger, Michael	CLE	27	21	3.11	1.249	137	10.13	121 2/3	4.51	12	6	0.57
46	Bundy, Dylan	BAL	28	28	4.24	1.196	152	8.06	169 2/3	6.06	13	9	0.46
47	Price, David	BOS	16	11	3.37	1.192	76	9.16	74 2/3	4.67	6	3	0.55
48	Stroman, Marcus	TOR	33	33	3.09	1.308	164	7.34	201	6.09	13	9	0.39
49	Pomeranz, Drew	BOS	32	32	3.32	1.353	174	9.02	173 2/3	5.43	17	6	0.53
50	Rodriguez, Eduardo	BOS	25	24	4.19	1.282	150	9.83	137 1/3	5.49	6	7	0.25
51	Karns, Nathan	KC	9	8	4.17	1.191	51	10.12	45 1/3	5.04	2	2	0.25
52	Walker, Taijuan	AZ	28	28	3.49	1.328	146	8.35	157 1/3	5.62	9	9	0.32
53	Lamet, Dinelson	SD	21	21	4.57	1.242	139	10.94	114 1/3	5.44	7	8	0.33
54	Rodon, Carlos	CHW	12	12	4.15	1.370	76	9.87	69 1/3	5.78	2	5	0.17
55	Lynn, Lance	STL	33	33	3.43	1.229	153	7.39	186 1/3	5.65	11	8	0.33
56	McHugh, Collin	HOU	12	12	3.55	1.295	62	8.81	63 1/3	5.28	5	2	0.42
57	Fulmer, Michael	DET	25	25	3.83	1.154	114	6.23	164 2/3	6.59	10	12	0.40
58	Meyer, Alex	LAA	13	13	3.74	1.337	75	10.02	67 1/3	5.18	4	5	0.31
59	Weaver, Luke	STL	13	10	3.88	1.260	72	10.74	60 1/3	4.64	7	2	0.70
60	Montgomery, Jordan	NYY	29	29	3.88	1.230	144	8.34	155 1/3	5.36	9	7	0.31
61	McCullers, Lance	HOU	22	22	4.25	1.298	132	10.01	118 2/3	5.39	7	4	0.32
62	Lester, Jon	CHC	32	32	4.33	1.323	180	8.97	180 2/3	5.65	13	8	0.41
63	Bauer, Trevor	CLE	32	31	4.19	1.367	196	10.00	176 1/3	5.51	17	9	0.55
64	Cobb, Alex	TB	29	29	3.66	1.221	128	6.42	179 1/3	6.18	12	10	0.41
65	Pineda, Michael	NYY	17	17	4.39	1.287	92	8.60	96 1/3	5.67	8	4	0.47
66	Chacin, Jhoulys	SD	32	32	3.89	1.270	153	7.64	180 1/3	5.64	13	10	0.41
67	Maeda, Kenta	LAD	29	25	4.22	1.154	140	9.38	134 1/3	4.63	13	6	0.52
68	Wacha, Michael	STL	30	30	4.13	1.358	158	8.58	165 2/3	5.52	12	9	0.40
69	Straily, Dan	MIA	33	33	4.26	1.299	170	8.42	181 2/3	5.51	10	9	0.30
70	Corbin, Patrick	AZ	33	32	4.03	1.418	178	8.45	189 2/3	5.75	14	13	0.44
71	Sabathia, CC	NYY	27	27	3.69	1.271	120	7.26	148 2/3	5.51	14	5	0.52
72	Gohara, Luiz	ATL	5	5	4.91	1.364	31	9.51	29 1/3	5.87	1	3	0.20
73	Hamels, Cole	TEX	24	24	4.20	1.203	105	6.39	148	6.17	11	6	0.46
74	Snell, Blake	TB	24	24	4.04	1.330	119	8.28	129 1/3	5.39	5	7	0.21
75	Odorizzi, Jake	TB	28	28	4.14	1.242	127	7.97	143 1/3	5.12	10	8	0.36
76	Bridwell, Parker	LAA	21	20	3.64	1.198	73	5.43	121	5.76	10	3	0.50
77	Leake, Mike	SEA	31	31	3.92	1.280	130	6.29	186	6.00	10	13	0.32
78	Roark, Tanner	WSH	32	30	4.67	1.335	166	8.24	181 1/3	5.67	13	11	0.43
79	Salazar, Danny	CLE	23	19	4.28	1.340	145	12.67	103	4.48	5	6	0.26
80	Nova, Ivan	PIT	31	31	4.14	1.278	131	6.30	187	6.03	11	14	0.35
81	Blackburn, Paul	OAK	10	10	3.22	1.261	22	3.37	58 2/3	5.87	3	1	0.30
82	Albers, Andrew	SEA	9	6	3.51	1.293	37	8.12	41	4.56	5	1	0.83
83	Delgado, Randall	AZ	26	5	3.59	1.181	60	8.62	62 2/3	2.41	1	2	0.20
84	Porcello, Rick	BOS	33	33	4.65	1.397	181	8.01	203 1/3	6.16	11	17	0.33
85	Hernandez, Felix	SEA	16	16	4.36	1.292	78	8.10	86 2/3	5.42	6	5	0.38
86	Shoemaker, Matt	LAA	14	14	4.52	1.300	69	8.00	77 2/3	5.55	6	3	0.43
87	Ryu, Hyun-Jin	LAD	25	24	3.77	1.366	116	8.24	126 2/3	5.07	5	9	0.21
88	Lackey, John	CHC	31	30	4.59	1.277	149	7.86	170 2/3	5.51	12	12	0.40
89	Cueto, Johnny	SF	25	25	4.52	1.446	136	8.31	147 1/3	5.89	8	8	0.32
90	Cashner, Andrew	TEX	28	28	3.40	1.320	86	4.64	166 2/3	5.95	11	11	0.39
91	Marquez, German	COL	29	29	4.39	1.377	147	8.17	162	5.59	11	7	0.38
92	Miller, Shelby	AZ	4	4	4.09	1.455	20	8.18	22	5.50	2	2	0.50
93	Estrada, Marco	TOR	33	33	4.98	1.382	176	8.52	186	5.64	10	9	0.30
94	Velazquez, Hector	BOS	8	3	2.92	1.135	19	6.93	24 2/3	3.08	3	1	1.00
95	Teheran, Julio	ATL	32	32	4.49	1.370	151	7.22	188 1/3	5.89	11	13	0.34
96	Vargas, Jason	KC	32	32	4.16	1.330	134	6.71	179 2/3	5.62	18	11	0.56
97	Dickey, R.A.	FA	31	31	4.26	1.368	136	6.44	190	6.13	10	10	0.32
98	McCarthy, Brandon	LAD	19	16	3.98	1.252	72	6.99	92 2/3	4.88	6	4	0.38
99	Volquez, Edinson	MIA	17	17	4.19	1.419	81	7.90	92 1/3	5.43	4	8	0.24
100	Garcia, Jaime	NYY	27	27	4.41	1.408	129	7.39	157	5.82	5	10	0.19

WHIP: this is the most-important stat to look at. Fewer base runners mean fewer runners and fewer runners means a lower ERA and more wins... usually.

ERA: this is the second-most important when determining what fantasy pitcher to draft. Some pitchers traditionally pitch better when they have runners on base, hence they have a disproportionate WHIP as compared to their ERA. Still, look at WHIP first, then turn to ERA as your second factor in your draft.

K/9 (Strikeouts per 9 innings): the "Total Strikeouts" stat has always driven us nuts in fantasy leagues. WHIP is an average; ERA is an average, but then total strikeouts is just an amassed statistic reliant upon the schedule (i.e.: 2 starts in one week) and/or innings pitched. Regardless, to determine how good a pitcher actually is at striking guys out, look at the average per 9 innings, just like you would his ERA and his WHIP... well, WHIP is per 1 inning (for some reason), but anyway, you get the drift. K/9 is more important than total strikeouts when drafting a team and especially when setting your lineup.

Top 50 Cheat Sheet: WHIP

Rank	PITCHERS	WHIP
1	Kluber, Corey	0.869
2	Scherzer, Max	0.902
3	Richards, Garrett	0.904
4	Kershaw, Clayton	0.949
5	Giolito, Lucas	0.949
6	Sale, Chris	0.970
7	Strasburg, Stephen	1.015
8	Severino, Luis	1.040
9	Mengden, Daniel	1.047
10	Syndergaard, Noah	1.055
11	Wood, Alex	1.057
12	Greinke, Zack	1.072
13	Castillo, Luis	1.075
14	Bumgarner, Madison	1.090
15	Anderson, Chase	1.090
16	Hill, Rich	1.091
17	Carrasco, Carlos	1.095
18	Paxton, James	1.103
19	Keuchel, Dallas	1.119
20	Santana, Ervin	1.126
21	Velazquez, Hector	1.135
22	Samardzija, Jeff	1.136
23	Godley, Zack	1.142
24	Ray, Robbie	1.154
25	Fulmer, Michael	1.154
26	Maeda, Kenta	1.154
27	Darvish, Yu	1.163
28	Verlander, Justin	1.175
29	Faria, Jacob	1.177
30	Gonzalez, Gio	1.179
31	Delgado, Randall	1.181
32	DeGrom, Jacob	1.187
33	Hendricks, Kyle	1.189
34	Peacock, Brad	1.189
35	Karns, Nathan	1.191
36	Price, David	1.192
37	Morton, Charlie	1.193
38	Bundy, Dylan	1.196
39	Bridwell, Parker	1.198
40	Hamels, Cole	1.203
41	Gray, Sonny	1.207
42	Nola, Aaron	1.208
43	Arrieta, Jake	1.218
44	Martinez, Carlos	1.220
45	Cobb, Alex	1.221
46	Quintana, Jose	1.224
47	Berrios, Jose	1.229
48	Lynn, Lance	1.229
49	Montgomery, Jordan	1.230
50	Tanaka, Masahiro	1.239

Top 50 Cheat Sheet: ERA

Rank	PITCHERS	ERA
1	Kluber, Corey	2.25
2	Richards, Garrett	2.28
3	Kershaw, Clayton	2.31
4	Giolito, Lucas	2.38
5	Scherzer, Max	2.51
6	Strasburg, Stephen	2.52
7	Wood, Alex	2.72
8	Anderson, Chase	2.74
9	Ray, Robbie	2.89
10	Sale, Chris	2.90
11	Keuchel, Dallas	2.90
12	Velazquez, Hector	2.92
13	Gonzalez, Gio	2.96
14	Syndergaard, Noah	2.97
15	Severino, Luis	2.98
16	Paxton, James	2.98
17	Peacock, Brad	3.00
18	Hendricks, Kyle	3.03
19	Stroman, Marcus	3.09
20	Clevinger, Michael	3.11
21	Castillo, Luis	3.12
22	Mengden, Daniel	3.14
23	Greinke, Zack	3.20
24	Blackburn, Paul	3.22
25	Santana, Ervin	3.28
26	Carrasco, Carlos	3.29
27	Bumgarner, Madison	3.32
28	Hill, Rich	3.32
29	Pomeranz, Drew	3.32
30	Verlander, Justin	3.36
31	Godley, Zack	3.37
32	Price, David	3.37
33	Cashner, Andrew	3.40
34	Faria, Jacob	3.43
35	Lynn, Lance	3.43
36	Nelson, Jimmy	3.49
37	Walker, Taijuan	3.49
38	Albers, Andrew	3.51
39	DeGrom, Jacob	3.53
40	Arrieta, Jake	3.53
41	Happ, J.A.	3.53
42	Nola, Aaron	3.54
43	Gray, Sonny	3.55
44	McHugh, Collin	3.55
45	Delgado, Randall	3.59
46	Morton, Charlie	3.62
47	Bridwell, Parker	3.64
48	Martinez, Carlos	3.64
49	Cobb, Alex	3.66
50	Gray, Jon	3.67

Innings Pitched Per Appearance: This is a really helpful stat when you're looking for a starting pitcher who can help you across the board. A pitcher who pitches a lot of innings is typically left in because he's a god pitcher (low runs allowed, fewer base runners allowed, etc.). As he eats up more innings of scoreless ball and fewer base runners, he'll also bring your team ERA and WHIP down.

Wins Per Start: Total wins isn't a totally useless stat, but it relies on how good that pitcher's team is, the run support he gets, whether his pitching opponent is a scrub or a stud (i.e.: if he pitches against the Dodgers, is he facing Kershaw or Ryu?). Going by the average number of wins per start gives you a little better idea of what to expect when you have a pitcher in your lineup, but it's largely a stand-alone stat as compared to the others that are reliable averages.

Games Started vs. Appearances: this is more of a check and balance when looking at all the stats. A guy like Lucas Giolito ranked really high based on least season's stats, but he only pitched in 7 games. Now, all 7 appearances were starts, so that leads us t believe he's at least close to being the real deal, but, guys with few starts as youngsters often show fatigue around August and September of their first full season... then there's Randall Delgado who put up quality numbers, but he only started 5 games in his 26 appearances. In this case, he'll be available in most leagues as either a Starter or or Reliever, giving you more flexibility with your lineup. It's better to start a good reliever who will keep your WHIP and ERA down instead of a crappy starter who doesn't get Wins and hurts your team WHIP and ERA.

Top 50 Cheat Sheet: Innings Pitched Per Appearance

Rank	PITCHERS	IP/App	Rank	PITCHERS	IP/App
1	Kluber, Corey	7.02	26	Duffy, Danny	6.10
2	Sale, Chris	6.70	27	Stroman, Marcus	6.09
3	Fulmer, Michael	6.59	28	Bundy, Dylan	6.06
4	Bumgarner, Madison	6.53	29	Nelson, Jimmy	6.05
5	DeGrom, Jacob	6.50	30	Nova, Ivan	6.03
6	Samardzija, Jeff	6.49	31	Darvish, Yu	6.02
7	Kershaw, Clayton	6.48	32	Gray, Sonny	6.01
8	Giolito, Lucas	6.48	33	Leake, Mike	6.00
9	Scherzer, Max	6.47	34	Godley, Zack	5.96
10	Martinez, Carlos	6.41	35	Castillo, Luis	5.96
11	Santana, Ervin	6.40	36	Cashner, Andrew	5.95
12	Keuchel, Dallas	6.33	37	Tanaka, Masahiro	5.94
13	Greinke, Zack	6.32	38	Archer, Chris	5.91
14	Gonzalez, Gio	6.28	39	Quintana, Jose	5.90
15	Strasburg, Stephen	6.26	40	Cueto, Johnny	5.89
16	Carrasco, Carlos	6.25	41	Teheran, Julio	5.89
17	Verlander, Justin	6.24	42	Morton, Charlie	5.87
18	Severino, Luis	6.24	43	Blackburn, Paul	5.87
19	Nola, Aaron	6.22	44	Gohara, Luiz	5.87
20	Cobb, Alex	6.18	45	Hendricks, Kyle	5.82
21	Hamels, Cole	6.17	46	Garcia, Jaime	5.82
22	Porcello, Rick	6.16	47	Happ, J.A.	5.81
23	Cole, Gerrit	6.15	48	Ray, Robbie	5.79
24	Mengden, Daniel	6.14	49	Rodon, Carlos	5.78
25	Dickey, R.A.	6.13	50	Bridwell, Parker	5.76

Top 50 Cheat Sheet: K/9, Total Ks

Rank	PITCHERS	K/9	Total Ks	IP
1	Sale, Chris	12.93	308	214 1/3
2	Salazar, Danny	12.67	145	103
3	Ray, Robbie	12.11	218	162
4	Scherzer, Max	12.02	268	200 2/3
5	Kluber, Corey	11.71	265	203 2/3
6	Archer, Chris	11.15	249	201
7	Hill, Rich	11.01	166	135 2/3
8	Peacock, Brad	10.98	161	132
9	Lamet, Dinelson	10.94	139	114 1/3
10	Weaver, Luke	10.74	72	60 1/3
11	Severino, Luis	10.71	230	193 1/3
12	DeGrom, Jacob	10.68	239	201 1/3
13	Strasburg, Stephen	10.47	204	175 1/3
14	Kershaw, Clayton	10.39	202	175
15	Paxton, James	10.32	156	136
16	Nelson, Jimmy	10.21	199	175 1/3
17	Carrasco, Carlos	10.17	226	200
18	Clevinger, Michael	10.13	137	121 2/3
19	Karns, Nathan	10.12	51	45 1/3
20	Syndergaard, Noah	10.09	34	30 1/3
21	Darvish, Yu	10.08	209	186 2/3
22	Meyer, Alex	10.02	75	67 1/3
23	McCullers, Lance	10.01	132	118 2/3
24	Morton, Charlie	10.00	163	146 2/3
25	Bauer, Trevor	10.00	196	176 1/3
26	Castillo, Luis	9.87	98	89 1/3
27	Quintana, Jose	9.87	207	188 2/3
28	Rodon, Carlos	9.87	76	69 1/3
29	Nola, Aaron	9.86	184	168
30	Rodriguez, Eduardo	9.83	150	137 1/3
31	Tanaka, Masahiro	9.79	194	178 1/3
32	Godley, Zack	9.58	165	155
33	Verlander, Justin	9.57	219	206
34	Greinke, Zack	9.56	215	202 1/3
35	Martinez, Carlos	9.53	217	205
36	Gohara, Luiz	9.51	31	29 1/3
37	Maeda, Kenta	9.38	140	134 1/3
38	Price, David	9.16	76	74 2/3
39	Gray, Jon	9.14	112	110 1/3
40	Pomeranz, Drew	9.02	174	173 2/3
41	Lester, Jon	8.97	180	180 2/3
42	Wood, Alex	8.92	151	152 1/3
43	Samardzija, Jeff	8.88	205	207 2/3
44	McHugh, Collin	8.81	62	63 1/3
45	Happ, J.A.	8.79	142	145 1/3
46	Richards, Garrett	8.78	27	27 2/3
47	Faria, Jacob	8.72	84	86 2/3
48	Arrieta, Jake	8.71	163	168 1/3
49	Cole, Gerrit	8.69	196	203
50	Delgado, Randall	8.62	60	62 2/3