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MLB Pitcher Report
Tonight's named probable starters — each pitcher's season form, matchup grade, and park context in one place. The game-first complement to the MLB Start Score.
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The MLB Pitcher Report publishes daily when the season is active (April–October). Probable starters are sourced from the MLB Stats API and update nightly.
How to read the Pitcher Report
What the score means. Each pitcher's MLB Start Score (0–100) is a percentile rank within the SP bucket for that game — an 80 means this starter ranks in roughly the top 20% of all scorable SPs on the slate. It is computed from season form (fp/start), matchup context, and park factor. See the MLB Start Score methodology for the full formula.
Matchup and Park chips. Each chip is also a 0–100 percentile score. Matchup reflects the opposing lineup's quality relative to league average (a high matchup score means a favorable, weaker lineup). Park reflects the home ballpark's run environment — a pitcher-friendly park produces a higher park score.
FP/start is the pitcher's season-to-date fantasy point rate per start — the primary form signal and heaviest term in the score formula. Pitchers with fewer than 3.0 innings pitched show "—" for score (insufficient sample); their season stats still appear for context.
Probable starters update nightly. Same-day lineup changes (late scratches, roster moves) won't appear until the next ETL run. Always confirm starter status on game day before locking lineups.
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Open toolInformational only — not betting, DFS, or lineup advice. Probable starters update nightly; same-day changes may not be reflected. Always confirm lineup before locking. Stats via the MLB Stats API; park factors from FanGraphs. Not affiliated with or endorsed by MLB or any MLB club.