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Welcome to the FantasyPros Week 11 starting pitcher fantasy baseball rankings. Every week, we’ll take a closer look at the upcoming week and rank every starting pitcher based on their overall skills, recent production, head-to-head matchup and park factor. These rankings are for the period from Monday, June 8, to Sunday, June 14.
Be sure to take a look at expert consensus rankings (ECR) as a helpful tool when setting your lineups. You can also take advantage of our Pitcher Planner’s resource for probable pitchers as well as our streaming pitcher rankings.
Shohei Ohtani continues to breeze through opposing lineups, establishing himself as a contender for the National League Cy Young Award. Expect another quality outing in a good spot on the road against the Pirates.
Chase Burns has lived up to the hype this season, set for an exploitable matchup against an ice-cold Padres lineup. Expect six or more strong innings, perhaps even scoreless innings, against an offense that can’t get anything going right now.
Ranger Suarez has been a bit underwhelming for the Red Sox so far, but he should turn in a quality outing against a Rangers lineup that struggles against lefties.
Reid Detmers has been rolling lately, but we all know how volatile he can be, which makes me a bit concerned about Yordan Alvarez and company.
We’ve seen Kevin Gausman have success against the Yankees, but this is still a dangerous lineup, even without Aaron Judge. Hopefully, Judge’s absence can be the difference here.
I love what I’ve seen from Trey Yesavage since his return to the mound, but like Kevin Gausman, it’s a tough matchup against the Yankees. I suggest tempering expectations.
Logan Webb found his groove in his last start. I’m expecting to see vintage Webb in a pair of home outings against the Orioles and the Cubs.
Max Meyer is in the middle of a breakout season, so you can fire him up with confidence against the Diamondbacks and the Pirates.
Taj Bradley had a rough outing in his last turn against the White Sox, but I’m betting on a bounce back in a two-start week against the Tigers and the Cardinals.
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