Two-start pitcher rankings for 5/23-5/29

2. Cole Hamels

3. Jered Weaver

4. Dan Haren

5. Justin Verlander

6. Clay Buchholz - 20/3 K/BB in last three starts

7. Matt Cain

8. Jair Jurrjens - Showing great command this season

9. Josh Beckett - Neck stiffness makes him questionable for Tuesday

10.Ricky Nolasco

11. Jeremy Hellickson - Command surprisingly inconsistent

12. Yovani Gallardo - Command improving, still not quite there yet

13. Zach Britton - High GB% and low LD% continues to get the job done

14. Jorge De La Rosa - K's and Velo down a bit in last two starts

15. Rickey Romero - 7 hits in last 15.2 innings with a 14/5 K/BB rate

16. Bud Norris - Outstanding K/BB rate, but getting too much of the plate in last two starts

17. Vance Worley

18. Johnny Cueto - .218 BABIP in three starts

19. Alexi Ogando - How long will luck last? (.196 BABIP, 90% LOB%, 21% LD%)

20. Justin Masterson - BOS and TB both with potent lefty hitters, though Masterson has faired better against 21. lefties so far this season

22. Kyle Loshe - 1.76 K/BB rate on the season, .224 BABIP, @COL on 29th

23. Jason Vargas - 1 ER in last three starts with 16/5 K/BB, but faces NYY on 29th

24. Bartolo Colon - Matchup against TOR worries me, but @SEA later in week

25. Ryan Dempster - Still too inconsistent to trust, though matchups are good

26. John Danks - Still struggling to find consistency, @TEX @TOR

27. Bronson Arroyo - Long ball has been a problem and @PHI, @ATL

28. Jonathan Neise - Solid in last outing, but inconsistent before that

29. Tom Gorzelany - ERA looks solid, but K/BB numbers inconsistent from game-to-game

30. Josh Outman - 6.45 BB/9 at triple-A, but strikeout ability against LAA and BAL

31. Carl Pavano

32. Phil Coke - Risky due to lack of K's and gets TB and BOS this week

33. Danny Duffy - Love his long-term potential, but risk in rookie @BAL and @TEX

34. Dustin Mosley

35. Joe Saunders

36. Carlos Villanueva