Steven Matz is still trying to get back on track after beginning the season on the DL, while Hyun-Jin Ryu is back to looking like himself following a two year absence. Plus, Manuel Margot, Eugenio Suarez, and Javier Baez.

Ricky Nolasco is never a particularly safe option, but two nice matchups this week put him in play as a streaming option.

Jameson Taillon got roughed up in his last start, but he's a good bet to rebound and provide significant value the rest of the way. Plus, Seth Lugo, Eric Thames, Gerardo Parra, and Cory Spangenberg.

Jhoulys Chacin is currently lined up for two starts at home this week, where he's been lights out this season.

Trevor Cahill's emergence has been one of the biggest surprises of 2017. Is his success sustainable? Plus, Jerad Eickhoff, Billy Hamilton, Keon Broxton, and J.T. Realmuto.

After shutting down a potent Yankee offense in his last start, Brent Suter is lined up for a two start week against the Pirates and Phillies.

Yoenis Cespedes has been slowed by injuries throughout much of the first half, but could make a huge impact if he can stay healthy in the second half. Plus, Austin Hedges, Joe Panik, Stephen Strasburg, and Zach Davies.

After belting 22 home runs last year, Gregory Polanco's power stroke has been M.I.A. Plus, Orlando Arcia, Tony Wolters, Taijuan Walker, and Eddie Butler.

Andrew Moore was solid in his first major league start, and is set to slot back into the rotation Monday against a weak KC offense.

Both Johnny Cueto and Rich Hill have been disappointments so far in 2017. Are either of them good bets to get back on track in the second half? Plus, Mark Reynolds, Tommy Pham, and Brandon Drury.

Coming off a 10-K performance last time out, Brad Peacock gets two starts this week, including one against an Oakland team that whiffs a lot.