Two-start pitchers rankings: 6/27-7/3

1. Cliff Lee

2. Eric Bedard

3. Jhoulys Chacin

4. Zack Greinke

5. Josh Beckett - Will try to make start Tuesday.
6. C.J. Wilson

7. Johnny Cueto

8. Ian Kennedy

9. Gio Gonzalez

10. Ryan Vogelsong

11. Brandon Beachy - Picked up right where he left off after DL stint.

12. Matt Latos - Two excellent match-ups against KC and @SEA.

13. Jeremy Hellickson - His 1.5 K/BB rate is worrisome and two tough matc-hups

14. Ervin Santana - 13/4 K/BB in last two starts (11.2 IP) and he gets LAD and WAS at home.

15. Zach Britton

16. Max Scherzer - Roughed up in his last outing after two good starts before that. Strikeouts trending down, but faces SF later in the week.

17. Jason Marquis - Keeping the ball on the ground and in the park, but pitches to contact. Good match-ups @LAA and PIT.

18. R.A. Dickey

19. Nick Blackburn - Peripheral numbers make his 3.15 ERA look a bit fluky. Not crazy about his match-up.

20. Matt Garza - Strikeouts have been trending down since mid-May.

21. Chad Billingsley - Was his last outing an indication that he's back on track? Hard to say given his inconsistencies, but match-ups @MIN and @LAA worth gambling on.

22. John Lannan - The results have been outstanding for Lannan lately, but it's tough to trust a pitcher with a 1.4 K/BB rate and very little strikeout potential.

23. Freddy Garcia - Not dominating, but certainly getting the job done. Scary match-up against MIL on Tuesday.

24. Kyle Loshe - 15 ER in four starts this month.

25. Rick Porcello - He's been roughed up lately, but worth a gamble against NYM and SF if you need it.

26. Kevin Correia

27. Doug Davis

28. Mitch Talbot

29. Jason Hammel - K/BB rate trending the wrong way and results have not been good of late.

30. Jeff Francis

31. Javier Vazquez - Only 2 ER in last 10.1 innings, but with 18 hits allowed.

32. Jordan Lyles - Two extremely tough match-ups for the rookie (TEX and BOS).

33. Jo-Jo Reyes

34. Zach Stewart