Before drafting your lineup for Wednesday’s MLB games, make sure to research the pitching matchups of each pitcher. The more you know about a pitcher, the more likely they are to pitch well in your fantasy league. Here are some tips on who to start and sit for each game.

Stripling

Wednesday’s MLB games are chock-full of pitchers to start in your Fantasy baseball lineups. If you’re looking to take advantage of this treasure trove of jars, consider taking a look at the top nine starting pitchers. Two of those top-ranked players are Patrick Sandoval and Josiah Gray. While Sandoval and Gray are out for their respective teams, Gray has had a rough go of it with the home run bat. Aaron Civale makes his first start in nearly two months against one of the league’s most threatening right-handed offenses – the Detroit Tigers.

Another game to consider is Louie Varland, a 24-year-old right-hander who’s making his MLB debut. After starting the season with Double-A Wichita, Varland spent a month with Triple-A St. Paul and struck out 146 batters in 126 1/3 innings. While his performance may be off to his usual standard, he’s still a viable streamer.

Gilbert

If you’re in need of some MLB fantasy baseball lineup advice for Wednesday’s games, consider adding pitcher Dan Gilbert to your team. He’s posted a 2.01 ERA this season and ranks in the top-94 percent of pitchers. He also has a strong home-field advantage, making him a solid bet in your fantasy team.

The White Sox and Rockies face off in the late-season, and the White Sox are heavy favorites. You can add Montgomery to your lineup for the -110 price if you think he can strike out four or more hitters.

Hoskins

If you’re looking to boost your fantasy baseball lineups this week, you should include Rhys Hoskins. He’s hitting well against left-handed pitching this season, with an OPS of 1.000. He also has a 179 wRC+ against southpaws. Hoskins is currently 3-4 with two home runs.

You’ll find plenty of pitching options on Wednesday’s slate, including lefties, rookies, and discount options. You’ll also have a number of players with excellent infield-eligibility and speed. The Orioles’ lineup also boasts a handful of bargains, including infield-eligible Nick Pivetta and switch-hitter Anthony Santander.

Cabrera

Miguel Cabrera is a top-tier starting pitcher in fantasy baseball, but there are other options for your Wednesday fantasy baseball lineup. Cabrera ranks third in the MLB in strikeout rate at 7.4% and is a solid option in your rotation because of his young age. In addition, he has a solid matchup against the Athletics and he is an under-owned talent.

Miguel Cabrera, who is priced just under $15 million, has had a great start to the season. He has a 2.31 ERA and a 1.03 WHIP, and he has struck out 44 batters in 39 innings. However, he also has had trouble controlling his pitch count, issuing too many free passes and walking too many batters. As a result, he is a risky play in your Wednesday fantasy baseball lineup.

Cabrera’s home game against Atlanta Braves

Miguel Cabrera’s performance has continued this season. His 13 home runs and 43 RBI are among the best in baseball, and he’s also a solid option for your fantasy baseball lineups. The upcoming home game against the Atlanta Braves should be a good fit for Cabrera in your lineup. This matchup will feature a left-handed pitcher in Corey Kluber, which he has dominated in his career. Cabrera is 18 for 33 lifetime against Kluber, and has four home runs against the ace.

A catcher with a high fielding percentage is a safe bet in this matchup. In addition, the Atlanta Braves are facing a solid pitcher in Roansy Contreras. Unlike Kyle Ragans, Roansy Contreras has not faced as many left-handed hitters this season, and his ERA is a solid four. However, there are some concerns with him, including a low strikeout rate.

Pollock

If you’re in need of some lineup help, you’ve come to the right place. This week, Pollock offers some great advice on players to add to your fantasy baseball roster. There are some early start times in the MLB, so it’s important to choose your starting pitcher wisely. The Giants, Brewers, and Padres all play early games. The Brewers and Mets will both be without Mike Zunino, so you’ll want to consider getting Charlie Morton, who will start for them. The Yankees will also continue their series against the Orioles.

The Orioles, for instance, have several left-handed options that should be considered in your lineup. You can also consider using a switch-hitter, such as Anthony Santander. The Orioles also have a good selection of speed and infield-eligible players, such as Nick Pivetta.