ANALYSIS: In his five starts, Drew Smyly has a ERA of 6.12 and a FIP of 7.34. Six of Adrian Houser's seven starts have been below average. Atlanta has a .763 OPS vs. right-handed pitchers, which is third best in MLB. Milwaukee is fifth best vs. lefties at .758.

ANALYSIS: The Yankees will try to compete a three-game road sweep here to get revenge for the Rays' three-game sweep in the Bronx earlier this season. New York has won 15 of its last 20 games. The Tampa Bay offense has gone cold lately, with nine runs in its last five games. Jameson Taillon is starting to round into form, as three of his last four starts have been above average,

ANALYSIS: This is the revenge game of all revenge games. The Yankees lost to the Rays in the ALDS last season and are 1-5 against them so far this year. New York has been playing much better recently. The Yankees are 12-5 since April 22. Luis Patino looks like he has great potential with a big-time fastball. He won't be in the game for long, though, and the Tampa Bay bullpen is beat up.

ANALYSIS: Jordan Holloway has worked just 10.1 innings at the MLB level. His highest level of Minor League ball was High-A. He struggled with his command there, with 6.3 walks per nine. I have him rated as a well below average MLB pitcher. The Arizona offense ranks seventh in .OPS in the Majors at .716. Luke Weaver has been atrocious in his last four starts. He has allowed 35 hits in 17 innings pitched with 10 walks and 17 earned runs.

ANALYSIS: Vince Velasquez is a below average Major League pitcher. He will face the fourth best lineup vs. right-handed pitchers in this matchup. Ian Anderson is a future star in the making, but he is inconsistent right now. He has had three great starts and three awful outings. He rates 10 cents below average as a MLB pitcher. This will be the third time in six weeks that the Phillies have seen Anderson.