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Fantasy Baseball Starting Pitcher ADP Report - Draft Targets and Avoids (2025)

Michael King - Fantasy Baseball Rankings, Draft Sleepers, MLB Injury News

Dan's 2025 fantasy baseball starting pitcher (SP) draft sleepers, targets, avoids based on ADPs. His favorite outfield fantasy baseball sleepers to draft in 2025.

It is hard to believe February is already here. In just a few weeks, pitchers and catchers will report, and not long after that, spring training will officially be underway. Those preparations for the 2025 MLB season coincide with fantasy baseball’s main drafting period, so now is the time to do some research before our contests kick off.

Valuing players before we know what rosters and rotations will look like can feel nebulous. While popular mainstream fantasy sites like Yahoo, CBS, and ESPN have only just opened their fantasy games, NFBC has been running drafts since the end of last season. The ADP data accumulated over the last few months can be a useful tool to help us set our bearings.

I recently looked at catcher and outfielder ADPs for this purpose, and in this column, I’ll focus on starting pitchers. Using NFBC’s data, I’ll build a list of players who hold appeal (and a list of pitchers to avoid) based on their ADP for my own upcoming drafts. We've compiled this ADP data from NFBC Draft Champion drafts. You'll find the starting pitcher ADP table below, along with my analysis of the ADP at the starting pitcher position, player values I like/dislike, etc. Reminder: this report doesn't reflect my personal rankings but instead breaks down how the early draft market values these starting pitchers for 2025 fantasy baseball leagues.

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Starting Pitcher Fantasy Baseball ADP Analysis

Rank Player Team Pos. ADP / AAV Min Max
1  Shohei Ohtani LAD UT, P 1.37 1 3
2  Paul Skenes PIT P 11.31 6 20
3  Tarik Skubal DET P 13.37 7 19
4  Zack Wheeler PHI P 20.6 15 26
5  Garrett Crochet BOS P 22.44 15 31
6  Logan Gilbert SEA P 25.13 15 34
7  Chris Sale ATL P 35.04 27 50
8  Jacob deGrom TEX P 38.35 25 58
9  Corbin Burnes ARZ P 39.73 25 51
10  Blake Snell LAD P 43.5 23 59
11  George Kirby SEA P 45.02 33 54
12  Dylan Cease SD P 46.37 34 60
13  Cole Ragans KC P 48.77 29 56
14  Yoshinobu Yamamoto LAD P 58.52 46 75
15  Michael King SD P 59.98 48 79
16  Gerrit Cole NYY P 61.87 48 80
17  Framber Valdez HOU P 62.69 51 80
18  Pablo Lopez MIN P 63.96 48 77
19  Shota Imanaga CHC P 76 63 89
20  Roki Sasaki LAD P 77 52 105
21  Bryce Miller SEA P 80.56 59 103
22  Bailey Ober MIN P 80.96 61 104
23  Spencer Schwellenbach ATL P 83.81 60 101
24  Aaron Nola PHI P 85.94 68 102
25  Tanner Bibee CLE P 88.85 75 110
26  Joe Ryan MIN P 93 69 120
27  Hunter Greene CIN P 96.4 66 129
28  Freddy Peralta MLW P 99.87 83 121
29  Max Fried NYY P 100.98 75 128
30  Hunter Brown HOU P 101.58 78 138
31  Logan Webb SF P 102.98 83 128
32  Grayson Rodriguez BAL P 103.88 83 136
33  Sonny Gray STL P 104.31 84 122
34  Tyler Glasnow LAD P 108.29 63 142
35  Shane McClanahan TB P 116.92 87 150
36  Zac Gallen ARZ P 118.17 93 138
37  Justin Steele CHC P 120.65 98 144
38  Carlos Rodon NYY P 122.79 103 144
39  Bryan Woo SEA P 137.52 109 164
40  Spencer Strider ATL P 138.15 90 171
41  Jared Jones PIT P 141.17 115 173
42  Jack Flaherty DET P 141.35 93 175
43  Yusei Kikuchi LAA P 146.44 120 194
44  Robbie Ray SF P 148 113 181
45  Kodai Senga NYM P 149.44 121 178
46  Sandy Alcantara MIA P 160.35 132 198
47  Reynaldo Lopez ATL P 160.58 121 202
48  Brandon Pfaadt ARZ P 165.04 136 207
49  Ryan Pepiot TB P 167.04 144 193
50  Kevin Gausman TOR P 167.6 139 192
51  Shane Baz TB P 179.08 147 212
52  Sean Manaea NYM P 181.75 157 205
53  Zach Eflin BAL P 182.88 158 207
54  Seth Lugo KC P 183.25 135 210
55  Taj Bradley TB P 191.29 153 224
56  Luis Gil NYY P 192.13 126 239
57  MacKenzie Gore WAS P 192.19 148 230
58  Nick Pivetta BOS P 198.23 165 220
59  Nathan Eovaldi TEX P 198.92 177 224
60  Spencer Arrighetti HOU P 208.35 170 239
61  Clarke Schmidt NYY P 218.46 181 247
62  Tanner Houck BOS P 219.33 185 268
63  Yu Darvish SD P 227.06 199 261
64  Drew Rasmussen TB P 227.08 201 267
65  Brandon Woodruff MLW P 233.77 166 301
66  Jesus Luzardo PHI P 238.02 205 282
67  Ronel Blanco HOU P 243.31 193 282
68  Jose Berrios TOR P 243.9 196 292
69  Gavin Williams CLE P 249.37 195 303
70  Nick Lodolo CIN P 250.52 218 288
71  Walker Buehler BOS P 251.62 202 305
72  Jeffrey Springs ATH P 253.69 185 311
73  Ranger Suarez PHI P 254.21 208 285
74  Reese Olson DET P 266.04 226 301
75  A.J. Puk ARZ P 268.48 189 305
76  Michael Wacha KC P 269.4 230 307
77  Nestor Cortes MLW P 277.33 239 314
78  Jackson Jobe DET P 282.17 221 344
79  Kumar Rocker TEX P 282.71 232 322
80  Kutter Crawford BOS P 283.35 226 328
81  Bubba Chandler PIT P 287.15 219 330
82  Griffin Jax MIN P 289.19 242 335
83  David Festa MIN P 292.9 261 344
84  Merrill Kelly ARZ P 298.5 243 343
85  Mitch Keller PIT P 299.56 253 349
86  Luis Severino ATH P 300.85 263 358
87  Clay Holmes NYM P 305.27 174 351
88  Matthew Boyd CHC P 313.54 242 365
89  Cody Bradford TEX P 314.17 271 369
90  Frankie Montas Jr. NYM P 316.1 270 345
91  Erick Fedde STL P 316.46 267 363
92  DJ Herz WAS P 317.27 287 346
93  Edwin Uceta TB P 318 281 361
94  Jason Foley DET P 318.12 193 433
95  Brayan Bello BOS P 318.29 277 362
96  Tobias Myers MLW P 324.27 251 375
97  Orion Kerkering PHI P 330.83 286 408
98  Kyle Finnegan WAS P 330.92 156 465
99  Grant Holmes ATL P 331.85 270 414
100  Nick Martinez CIN P 332.87 293 395
101  Tomoyuki Sugano BAL P 337.37 284 417
102  Jose Soriano LAA P 347.13 297 383
103  Jameson Taillon CHC P 350.21 302 387
104  Chris Bassitt TOR P 353.5 280 433
105  Kris Bubic KC P 354.75 293 428
106  Brady Singer CIN P 355.15 310 437
107  Reid Detmers LAA P 358.5 282 437
108  Calvin Faucher MIA P 360.63 225 452
109  Chris Martin TEX P 364.62 234 604
110  Ryan Weathers MIA P 364.92 319 426
111  Ryne Nelson ARZ P 365.12 279 437
112  Kyle Harrison SF P 369.12 319 437
113  Cade Smith CLE P 370.08 325 454
114  Max Scherzer TOR P 370.71 255 453
115  David Peterson NYM P 374.15 325 434
116  Luke Weaver NYY P 374.15 187 496
117  Aaron Civale MLW P 375.6 334 431
118  Andrew Painter PHI P 378.71 303 462
119  Justin Verlander SF P 379.19 279 530
120  Luis L. Ortiz CLE P 381.75 327 434
121  Seth Halvorsen COL P 382.88 313 472
122  Quinn Mathews STL P 386.77 335 488
123  Zack Littell TB P 386.79 323 458
124  Bobby Miller LAD P 388.23 295 520
125  Jason Adam SD P 389.46 321 463
126  Lucas Giolito BOS P 394.44 331 478
127  Camilo Doval SF P 395.87 321 493
128  Blake Treinen LAD P 399.06 232 588
129  Luis Garcia HOU P 404.54 332 539
130  Charlie Morton BAL P 404.73 271 516
131  Hayden Birdsong SF P 404.85 345 499
132  Eduardo Rodriguez ARZ P 406.4 332 497
133  Edward Cabrera MIA P 407.65 312 476
134  Ben Brown CHC P 407.69 303 488
135  Zebby Matthews MIN P 411.21 326 481
136  Jordan Montgomery ARZ P 411.69 341 540
137  Ryan Pressly CHC P 412.87 104 682
138  Sean Burke CWS P 413 357 482
139  Joey Cantillo CLE P 416.65 368 508
140  Dean Kremer BAL P 430.62 326 495
141  Jake Irvin WAS P 432.56 363 516
142  Tony Gonsolin LAD P 434.02 360 554
143  Aaron Ashby MLW P 435.06 376 525
144  Alex Cobb DET P 435.08 349 491
145  David Robertson TEX P 437.29 293 503
146  Jorge Lopez WAS P 437.85 334 611
147  Rhett Lowder CIN P 438.38 346 554
148  Jeremiah Estrada SD P 439.69 370 527
149  Hayden Wesneski HOU P 442.67 362 540
150  Tyler Mahle TEX P 443.15 391 496
151  Chad Green TOR P 445.08 210 604
152  Jesus Tinoco MIA P 446.6 368 547
153  Justin Slaten BOS P 446.9 364 568
154  Dustin May LAD P 448.67 349 588
155  Shane Bieber CLE P 453.56 346 539
156  Max Meyer MIA P 455.15 391 517
157  Tylor Megill NYM P 459.63 401 575
158  Casey Mize DET P 463.46 394 585
159  Evan Phillips LAD P 463.96 306 656
160  Andrew Abbott CIN P 464.35 384 587
161  Michael McGreevy STL P 467.83 378 561
162  Andrew Heaney TEX P 469.62 409 565
163  Jon Gray TEX P 472.06 377 565
164  Mitchell Parker WAS P 473.17 420 539
165  Eury Perez MIA P 474.73 275 564
166  Bryan Abreu HOU P 477.85 400 556
167  Osvaldo Bido ATH P 478.83 408 644
168  Jordan Hicks SF P 479.92 424 537
169  Beau Brieske DET P 485.08 355 596
170  Yariel Rodriguez TOR P 488.58 405 630
171  Tyler Holton DET P 488.6 336 563
172  Andre Pallante STL P 491.88 396 565
173  JP Sears ATH P 495.1 427 583
174  Cade Povich BAL P 495.19 421 577
175  AJ Smith-Shawver ATL P 495.87 376 565
176  Robert Garcia TEX P 499.17 413 594
177  Brant Hurter DET P 504.1 434 638
178  Trevor Williams WAS P 505.9 397 608
179  Alec Marsh KC P 510.73 405 621
180  Tyler Anderson LAA P 513.88 446 574
181  Paul Sewald CLE P 514.77 388 705
182  Jose Quintana NYM P 517.77 424 600
183  Matt Strahm PHI P 521.75 398 623
184  Tony Santillan CIN P 523.69 371 644
185  Jack Leiter TEX P 524 464 591
186  Noah Schultz CWS P 524.77 429 640
187  Yimi Garcia TOR P 524.83 359 632
188  Michael Soroka WAS P 530.06 437 608
189  Simeon Woods Richardson MIN P 530.48 421 662
190  Adrian Morejon SD P 536.31 434 691
191  Ben Lively CLE P 536.83 437 638
192  Landen Roupp SF P 537.35 375 682
193  Joel Payamps MLW P 539.58 436 635
194  Clayton Kershaw LAD P 540.56 447 657
195  Michael Lorenzen KC P 541.92 458 612
196  Triston McKenzie CLE P 544.38 422 687
197  DL Hall MLW P 554.94 453 700
198  Prelander Berroa CWS P 557.23 444 651
199  Landon Knack LAD P 557.4 448 715
200  Jacob Misiorowski MLW P 558.63 452 654
201  Brandon Sproat NYM P 560.44 473 651
202  Thomas Harrington PIT P 561.94 431 644
203  Trevor Rogers BAL P 568.58 445 691
204  Lance Lynn STL P 574.12 434 714
205  Griffin Canning NYM P 578.71 435 686
206  Javier Assad CHC P 583.73 465 706
207  Cade Cavalli WAS P 591.04 494 687
208  Spencer Turnbull PHI P 591.12 503 735
209  Chris Paddack MIN P 593.79 511 711
210  Nate Pearson CHC P 594.65 389 724
211  Jose A. Ferrer WAS P 595.96 455 700
212  Caden Dana LAA P 596.23 436 699
213  Matt Waldron SD P 597.44 512 723
214  Mason Montgomery TB P 597.5 463 718
215  Slade Cecconi CLE P 597.94 482 725
216  Marcus Stroman NYY P 604.38 475 724
217  Ian Anderson ATL P 606.63 514 724
218  Miles Mikolas STL P 606.83 533 747
219  Tyler Kinley COL P 607.48 343 750
220  Kyle Wright KC P 611.37 501 702
221  Jose Leclerc ATH P 612.44 508 716
222  Abner Uribe MLW P 612.71 400 702
223  Colin Rea CHC P 614.21 479 681
224  Andrew Kittredge BAL P 620.9 503 732
225  Hunter Harvey KC P 623.27 483 733
226  Cade Horton CHC P 623.96 473 736
227  Jakob Junis CIN P 625.15 510 728
228  Mitch Spence ATH P 625.27 533 739
229  Steven Matz STL P 627.63 486 720
230  Seranthony Dominguez BAL P 631.63 494 746
231  Joe Boyle TB P 634.4 519 748
232  Chase Dollander COL P 634.87 511 731
233  Logan Henderson MLW P 635.38 533 742
234  Dennis Santana PIT P 638.25 423 750
235  Kyle Gibson STL P 639.37 530 733
236  Kevin Ginkel ARZ P 643.62 508 742
237  Jose Alvarado PHI P 644.23 487 735
238  Kyle Hart BOS P 644.38 510 744
239  Kyle Bradish BAL P 647.33 479 729
240  Cole Sands MIN P 650.17 516 741
241  Hurston Waldrep ATL P 651.46 475 739
242  Noah Cameron KC P 651.75 551 739
243  Richard Fitts BOS P 655.44 420 744
244  Drew Thorpe CWS P 655.96 459 743
245  Derek Law WAS P 658.33 500 749
246  Jose Butto NYM P 658.79 543 741
247  Robert Stephenson LAA P 660.96 574 742
248  Tink Hence STL P 661.06 541 739
249  Paul Blackburn NYM P 662.31 515 746
250  Ryan Fernandez STL P 667.94 526 749
251  Hunter Bigge TB P 671.02 561 744
252  K.C. Hunt MLW P 673.85 580 748
253  Will Warren NYY P 674.5 569 747
254  Ryan Feltner COL P 675.77 593 739
255  Shinnosuke Ogasawara WAS P 676.92 400 738
256  Albert Suarez BAL P 677.65 556 749
257  A.J. Minter NYM P 678.94 546 734
258  Yilber Diaz ARZ P 679.46 508 748
259  Lance McCullers Jr. HOU P 681.58 496 748
260  Matt Brash SEA P 684.52 506 748
261  Davis Martin CWS P 685.79 513 749
262  Garrett Whitlock BOS P 687.1 583 746
263  Jonathan Cannon CWS P 687.67 499 749
264  Taylor Rogers CIN P 688.06 447 729
265  Justin Anderson CWS P 688.4 448 726
266  Anthony Bender MIA P 691.9 559 750
267  Fernando Cruz NYY P 691.98 549 749
268  Martin Perez CWS P 692.75 558 747
269  Keegan Akin BAL P 694.08 546 747
270  Craig Kimbrel BAL P 694.17 561 747
271  Daniel Lynch IV KC P 695.4 529 744
272  Hunter Gaddis CLE P 695.9 540 745
273  Jordan Wicks CHC P 701.04 582 747
274  Braxton Garrett MIA P 701.12 393 747
275  Will Vest DET P 704.48 616 743
276  Alex Vesia LAD P 705.21 515 748
277  Chayce McDermott BAL P 705.52 572 747
278  Ian Seymour TB P 706.65 623 750
279  Matthew Liberatore STL P 707.83 530 748
280  Logan Evans SEA P 709.52 548 744
281  Brandon Young BAL P 712.46 600 749
282  Yennier Cano BAL P 712.63 489 745
283  Tommy Kahnle DET P 713.71 533 726
284  Keider Montero DET P 714.29 617 745
285  Joey Estes ATH P 714.52 620 749
286  Randy Vasquez SD P 715.42 561 746
287  Pierce Johnson ATL P 715.58 610 741
288  Carson Whisenhunt SF P 717.06 548 745
289  Bailey Falter PIT P 717.23 612 748
290  Michel Otanez ATH P 717.98 556 748
291  Ryan Zeferjahn LAA P 718.98 580 750
292  Chase Burns CIN P 722.6 651 742
293  Cristian Javier HOU P 723.9 581 743
294  Erik Swanson TOR P 723.94 578 746
295  Yuki Matsui SD P 724.17 628 745
296  J.T. Ginn ATH P 724.58 615 749
297  Gregory Santos SEA P 725.08 545 750
298  Andrew Nardi MIA P 725.1 543 747
299  Jack Kochanowicz LAA P 726.35 589 747
300  James Karinchak CLE P 726.96 506 750

 

Starting Pitchers I Will Buy At ADP

George Kirby, Seattle Mariners (44.28)
Dylan Cease, San Diego Padres (48.64)
Cole Ragans, Kansas City Royals (48.72)

My strategy for drafts in 2025 is to prioritize acquiring bats early. Only after my favorite hitters are gone will I dive into the pitching pool. These three are clustered tightly together and are the first pitchers I see myself going after to not fall too far behind in pitching.

George Kirby has reached 190 innings pitched in each of the last two seasons. His career 23.3% K% is a bit lacking for an SP1, but he should deliver top-end ratios to help my team’s overall ERA and WHIP.

Conversely, Cole Ragans and Dylan Cease offer higher strikeout upside but carry higher walk rates (8.8% and 8.5%, respectively, to Kirby’s 3.0%). Whoever I get from this group, I plan to pair with another SP down the board to counter their weaknesses.

Michael King, San Diego Padres (66.88)
Framber Valdez, Houston Astros (67.36)

I’m surprised that Michael King is trailing Ragans and Cease by so much. King’s 27.7% strikeout rate in 2024 was just a tick behind theirs, and King had a better groundball rate, hard-hit rate, and average exit velocity (the latter ranked in the 99th percentile, even). Depending on what bats are available earlier, I may forgo the above trio and make King my first SP selection.

Like King, Framber Valdez is a fallback SP1 for me. His career 24.1% K% lags behind his peers, but his durability (Valdez has logged the fifth-most innings over the last three seasons) gives him the volume to push up his season-long totals.

He also reached double-digit wins in every season going back to 2021, tying for most in MLB (55) in that span. Valdez gives up a lot of hard contact, but his groundball rate (99th percentile or better in three of the last four years) limits damage, resulting in low ERAs.

Freddy Peralta, Milwaukee Brewers (103.17)
Hunter Brown, Houston Astros (110.16)

There is a cluster of eight pitchers with ADPs between roughly 100 and 110, and Freddy Peralta is my favorite. His K% dipped to 27.6% in 2024 from 30.9% in 2023, but he still finished the year with 200 strikeouts for the second year in a row. Peralta has elevated ratios, but his strikeout potential makes him a great pairing in drafts where I bite on George Kirby.

Hunter Brown rounds out the cluster, lying just outside the top 100 selections. A promising start in 2023 gave way to a catastrophic second half, but he rebounded nicely in 2024.

Last year, Brown’s barrel rate, average exit velocity, and hard-hit rate ranked in the 93rd, 95th, and 97th percentile. His four-seamer generated poor contact, and a new sinker added to his repertoire stymied right-handed batters. Entering his age-26 season, I see room for further growth.

Justin Steele, Chicago Cubs (130.99)

Justin Steele won 16 games in 2023 and was holding down a 3.07 ERA and 1.10 WHIP before injuries ended his season prematurely in 2024. It’s funny to me that he is slipping so far down draft boards in 2025.

Last year was the third season in a row since becoming a regular starter in 2022 that he reduced his WHIP, and in that time, his ERA checks in at a cool 3.10. The strikeout numbers aren’t gaudy but he’s good for about one per inning pitched and represents a boon to ratio categories hard to find at this point in the draft.

Sean Manaea, New York Mets (186.40)

Sean Manaea is not a pitcher I’m actively targeting, but he is a name I want to keep in mind in case I’m still in need of SPs as a draft winds down. His strikeout numbers have always been modest, but after joining the Mets last year, he posted career bests in ERA and WHIP.

Perhaps it has something to do with the coaching and they can continue working with him to xyz. Manaea has a solid offense behind him that will give run support and thus improve his odds of collecting wins. Considering the price, I have no qualms about cutting him if there are signs of trouble early in the season.

 

Starting Pitchers I Will Pass On At ADP

Jacob deGrom, Texas Rangers (44.99)

Jacob deGrom is the ninth SP off the board, just after the aforementioned Kirby. Even though he lands in the cluster with Kirby, Cease, and Ragans, I’m not keen on picking him up this early because of his injury history. One thing to know about NFBC is that their contests include overall prizes that encompass all leagues in a given category.

These big payouts can motivate managers to take big swings so a high-risk player like deGrom can get pushed up because of his sky-high ceiling if healthy. In mainstream leagues, we will likely see a lower ADP, and if he slips down past 70, I might take a shot.

Blake Snell, Los Angeles Dodgers (51.35)

What are we doing here? By now, we know how Blake Snell’s first two or three months will shake out. When Snell is on, he is among the best in baseball, but it will take a while to get there, and when he does, the volume will be limited.

In his nine-year career, he has topped 130 IP twice, has never averaged more than six innings per start in a season, and in four of those seasons, he actually averaged fewer than five innings. Cy Young years aside, he has never had more than eight wins in a season. Skip Snell in the draft and instead start sending trade offers for him after Memorial Day rolls around.

Luis Castillo, Seattle Mariners (90.28)

Luis Castillo looks like he is on the decline. His changeup, once his most effective pitch, was thrown just 14.3% of the time in 2024 and resulted in a .280 BAA for the second year in a row.

The fastball remained fairly effective, allowing opponents a .203 BAA and .365 slugging percentage but it did lose velocity for the third year in a row. Castillo’s K% dropped a full three points to 24.3% last season, and his hard-hit rate crept up for the fourth consecutive year.

Bryan Woo, Seattle Mariners (142.07)

Regression is due for Bryan Woo in 2025, but that is not what scares me off of him. The 25-year-old has already hit the injured list twice since joining the majors for right forearm/elbow inflammation, which raises a red flag in my mind.

His second stint delayed his 2024 debut until May 10, and he had to leave that start early due to discomfort. He missed another start in June because of the issue. His ADP seems to already have the injury risk baked in, but I’ll still skip sweating out when the next IL stint comes.

Ryan Pepiot, Tampa Bay Rays (168.95)

With Tropicana Field undergoing repairs following the destruction wrought by Hurricane Milton in October, the Rays will play their home games at George Steinbrenner Field in Tampa. The park is expected to play like a bandbox, which means trouble for a flyball pitcher like Ryan Pepiot.

Last season, Pepiot’s go-to four-seamer resulted in a .188 BAA but was suppressed by an unsustainable .228 BABIP and was still barreled at a 10.1% clip. Pepiot has the stuff to take another step forward in strikeout production but I hate to think where his ERA and WHIP will end up.



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Starts Game 5 for Oilers
Jaxson Dart

Working as No. 2 QB During Offseason Workouts
Xavier Gipson

Roster Spot Could be in Jeopardy
Josh Reynolds

the Front-Runner for WR2 Duties
Garrett Wilson

Stock Up This Offseason
Breece Hall

Motivated Going into 2025 Season
Brandon Aiyuk

Making Good Progress From Knee Injury
Keon Coleman

Inconsistent at Minicamp
Mitchell Trubisky

Not a Lock for Backup Job
Dalton Kincaid

Adds Strength and Bulk
James Cook

a Full Participant in Mandatory Minicamp
Tyrese Haliburton

Struggles in Friday's Loss to OKC
Jacob Misiorowski

Expected to Make Next Start
Chet Holmgren

Dominates the Glass in Game 4
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

Leads the Way in Game 4
Jalen Williams

Has a Quality Showing on Friday Night
Charlie Morton

Continues Good Work With 10 Strikeouts
James Wood

Homers, Drives in Four
Agustín Ramírez

Agustin Ramirez Homers Twice to Snap Skid
Isaac Paredes

Astros Hopeful Isaac Paredes Can Avoid the Injured List
Royce Lewis

Dealing With Hamstring Strain
Kodai Senga

Diagnosed With Grade 1 Hamstring Strain
Gleyber Torres

Goes Deep Twice on Friday
Jonathan India

Leaves With Apparent Shoulder Injury
Evan Carter

Leaves Early With Wrist Soreness
Anthony Richardson

Should be Fine for Training Camp
Russell Westbrook

to Decline Player Option
Kevin Durant

Trade Could Happen in the "Next Few Days"
A.J. Puk

Pauses Throwing Program
Matt Chapman

Can Begin Rehabbing in a Week
Logan Gilbert

Next Start Could Come in the Big Leagues
Cam Akers

Joining Saints
Yordan Alvarez

Still Not Hitting
Michael Mayer

to Get More Involved
Aaron Rodgers

DK Metcalf Building Chemistry with Aaron Rodgers
Colston Loveland

Likely to be Primary Tight End
Jacob Wilson

Returns on Friday
Justin Martinez

Out 12-13 Months With UCL Sprain
Will Johnson

Returns to Practice
Harold Fannin Jr.

Could Have Big Role in Rookie Season
Quentin Johnston

Still Running With Starters
Rashawn Slater

Takes Part in Minicamp
Jack Bech

Mostly Working With Second-Team Offense
Joaquin Buckley

Set For Main Event
Kamaru Usman

An Underdog At UFC Atlanta
Miranda Maverick

Set For Co-Main Event
Rose Namajunas

Looks To Bounce Back
Andre Petroski

Looks To Extend His Win Streak To Four
Edmen Shahbazyan

A Favorite At UFC Atlanta
Raoni Barcelos

Set To Take On Former Champion
Cody Garbrandt

Looks To Get Back In The Win Column
Mansur Abdul-Malik

Looks For His Third UFC Win
Cody Brundage

Looks To Win Back-To-Back Fights
Alonzo Menifield

Opens Up UFC Atlanta Main Card
Oumar Sy

Looks To Remain Undefeated
Connor Hellebuyck

Wins Vezina And Hart Trophies
Aleksander Barkov

Records Two Power-Play Assists Thursday
Sam Reinhart

Collects Three Points in Thursday's Loss
Matthew Tkachuk

Notches Three Points in Losing Effort
Calvin Pickard

Joins Exclusive List with Thursday's Win
Mattias Ekholm

Logs Two Assists in Comeback Victory
Leon Draisaitl

Delivers Victory in Overtime Thursday
Myles Turner

Playing Through Illness
Reed Sheppard

Will Play in the NBA Summer League
Kevin Durant

Deal Could Come Sooner Rather Than Later
Dorian Finney-Smith

Undergoes Ankle Surgery
Anze Kopitar

Wins Third Lady Byng Trophy
Sergei Bobrovsky

Heading Out for Win No. 15
John Klingberg

Won't Play in Game 4 Against Panthers
Viktor Arvidsson

Sits Out Game 4 Against Panthers
Stuart Skinner

Remains in Oilers Crease Thursday
Chris Kreider

Ducks Acquire Chris Kreider From Rangers
Jalen Williams

Leads Thunder in Scoring Wednesday
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

Settles for 24 Points in Game 3 Loss
Pascal Siakam

Does Everything for Pacers Wednesday Night
Tyrese Haliburton

Gets Close to Triple-Double in Game 3 Win
Bennedict Mathurin

Leads All Scorers with 27 Points Wednesday
Brandin Podziemski

Has Second Offseason Surgery
Cale Makar

Wins His Second Norris Trophy
Lane Hutson

Voted NHL's Best Rookie
CGY

Adam Klapka Agrees to Two-Year Extension with Flames
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins

Considered a Game-Time Call Thursday
Jaylen Brown

Undergoes Successful Knee Procedure
Kevin Porter Jr.

Likely to Decline Player Option
Matt McCarty

Comes Off Season-Best Showing at RBC Canadian Open
Justin Thomas

Desperate to Continue Good 2025 Season
Kevin Durant

Knicks Not Looking to Trade for Kevin Durant
Jon Rahm

Seeks Revenge at U.S. Open
Tom Kim

Aiming for Improvement in U.S. Open
PGA

Sungjae Im Expects Solid Performance at Oakmont
Brian Harman

Aims to Rebound From the Memorial
Tony Finau

has Been Up and Down at U.S. Open
Patrick Cantlay

Hoping This is the Year at Oakmont
Akshay Bhatia

Improving in Time for U.S. Open
Xander Schauffele

Primed for Another Major Championship Run
Cameron Young

May Struggle at U.S. Open
Collin Morikawa

Eyeing Third Major Championship Title
Matt Fitzpatrick

Seeks to Avenge Oakmont Collapse
Jordan Spieth

Can Contend at Oakmont
Shane Lowry

a Strong Value Play at U.S. Open
Brooks Koepka

Seeks Another Major Win at Oakmont
Viktor Hovland

Still Can Improve at U.S. Open
Michael Kim

a Boom-or-Bust Value Play at U.S. Open
Russell Henley

Looking to Play the Weekend at Oakmont
Tyrrell Hatton

a Safe Option at U.S. Open
Bryson DeChambeau

Eyeing Third U.S. Open Title
Darius Garland

Kings Targeting Darius Garland
Kevin Durant

Expected to Be Moved Soon
Corey Perry

Nets Power-Play Goal in Monday's Loss
Sean O'Malley

Submitted For The First Time In His Career
Merab Dvalishvili

Defends Bantamweight Belt At UFC 316
Julianna Peña

Julianna Pena No Longer A Champion
Kayla Harrison

Is The New Champion
Joe Pyfer

Wins Back-To-Back Fights
Kelvin Gastelum

Drops Decision
Patchy Mix

Drops Decision In His UFC Debut
Mario Bautista

Extends His Win Streak
Vicente Luque

Submitted At UFC 316
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