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Buckle up, baseball fans! Our daily recap dives into the thrilling performances of starting pitchers from the latest games. Let's get right into it!

Gavin Williams Dazzles Against the Mets

Gavin Williams of the Cleveland Guardians put on a show against the New York Mets, throwing an impressive 8.2 innings. He allowed just one earned run and only one hit, striking out six batters while racking up 14 whiffs with a 26% CSW. Williams flirted with a no-hitter until a late home run by Juan Soto. Though fatigue may impact his next start, his performance showcased his elite skills.

Cade Cavalli's Exuberant Debut

Cade Cavalli, making only his second career start, brought the heat with up to 100 mph fastballs and a stellar curveball. Despite his 4.1 innings yielding no earned runs, his command issues linger as he walked one batter. Still, his fiery presence and high velocity make him a must-watch moving forward.

Cade Horton Continues to Impress

Cade Horton also earned his spot in the spotlight, tossing 5.2 scoreless innings with six strikeouts against the Cincinnati Reds. His impressive performance marks his fourth consecutive start without an earned run, leaving fans eager for more.

Kevin Gausman Shines in Coors Field

Kevin Gausman delivered a solid 7-inning outing where he allowed just one earned run against the Colorado Rockies, striking out eight. His splitter proved effective in the thin air of Coors Field, earning him 11 whiffs. Gausman is shaping up to be a reliable pick!

Trevor Rogers Keeps Rolling

Trevor Rogers continued his strong performance with six innings, allowing just one run while striking out six. His changeup remains particularmente effective, proving he’s a valuable asset in fantasy lineups.

Shohei Ohtani: A Two-Way Star?

Shohei Ohtani threw four innings with one earned run and struck out eight, showcasing his unmatchable talent even in limited innings. As we approach the playoffs, fans will be watching to see how he stretches his performances.

Disappointing Outings

On the other hand, some pitchers like Dustin May and Spencer Strider struggled, both giving up four or more runs. It's a roller coaster out there with each outing presenting new challenges.

Game of the Day: Lopez vs. Parker

Tonight's match between Jacob Lopez and Mitchell Parker has garnered attention. Will they shine against some of the softer lineups? We’ll be watching closely!

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