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[Dawood Ibrahim]

  If you are reading this article then you are more than likely in the semifinals or in the championship of your fantasy baseball league. If that’s the case, make sure you are very strategic with streaming two-start pitchers this week. A solid one-start pitcher is almost always better than a risky two-start pitcher. Lastly, pitching rotations are very unpredictable at this point. Therefore, it is crucial that you consistently check the Fangraphs Starting Pitchers Grid before you make any moves or transactions. Let’s take a look at the two-start pitchers for Week 25 (9/19-9/25)!

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Must-Start: These pitchers should be started regardless of match-up. They are a must-start in all leagues until further notice.

Should-Start: These pitchers should start in most leagues. This is based on the pedigree of the pitcher and/or favorable matchups.

Risky Business: Only start these pitchers if you are in a deep roto or points league, desperate for counting stats, or feeling lucky.

Must Sit: Do not start these pitchers.

Must Start Pitcher xERA Start 1 wRC+ Start 2 wRC+ Carlos Rodon SF 2.69 @ COL 102 @ ARI 85 Clayton Kershaw LAD 2.53 ARI 85 STL 132 Corbin Burnes MIL 3.12 NYM 118 @ CIN 94 Dylan Cease CHW 2.57 CLE 102 DET 72 Kyle Wright ATL 3.82 WAS 96 @ PHI 102 Luis Castillo SEA 3.26 @ OAK 83 @ KC 87 Max Scherzer NYM 2.93 @ MIL 109 @ OAK 83

Fantasy owners of Luis Castillo finally had their prayers answered when he was traded to the Seattle Mariners. After leaving the unfriendly confines of the Great American Ball Park, Castillo has a 2.37 ERA with a 1.03 WHIP with 60 strikeouts in 49.1 innings. Next week Castillo has two great matchups on the road as he takes on the Oakland Athletics and the Kansas City Royals.

Right now Dylan Cease is battling Justin Verlander for the American League Cy Young Award. On the year, Cease has a 2.57 xERA with a 31.8 K%. Hitters have struggled to a .180 xBA and .251 xwOBAcon against him. Simply put, he’s been incredible. Coming up, Cease will stay home to take on the Cleveland Guardians and the Detroit Tigers.

Should Start Pitcher xERA Start 1 wRC+ Start 2 wRC+ Charlie Morton ATL 4.02 WAS 96 @ PHI 102 Edward Cabrera MIA 4.10 CHC 98 WAS 96 Logan Gilbert SEA 4.07 @ LAA 94 @ KC 87 Nick Lodolo CIN 3.64 BOS 111 MIL 88 Sonny Gray MIN 3.53 @ CLE 102 LAA 94 Tyler Anderson LAD 3.16 ARI 85 STL 132 Luis Garcia HOU 3.56 @ TB 102 @ BAL 99 Luis Severino NYY 3.07 PIT 82 BOS 99

Edward Cabrera has been a pleasant surprise to fantasy owners and is another example that the Miami Marlins know how to develop pitching. The 24-year-old has done a great job limiting hard contact and striking batters out. However, he is struggling with his command. His 12.3 BB% is in the bottom sixth percentile in baseball and his 4.10 xERA is drastically higher than his 2.70 ERA. With that said, Cabrera has two very friendly matchups next week. He will face the Chicago Cubs and the Washington Nationals at home.