Brady Singer hasn't pitched very well in his last two starts, but should get back on track against Detroit on Tuesday.

Jakob Junis looks to build off an impressive performance in Pittsburgh in his last start.

Jose Urquidy allowed 4 ER with just 1 K in Colorado last week, but should start to turn things around against Seattle on Monday.

Though too early to get real excited, Tyler Anderson is showing some improved skills in 2021, and gets the Tigers to kick off his two-step this week.

J.A. Happ, who will take the mound Tuesday in Boston, makes for a pretty solid option in his two-start week.

Trevor Rogers is set to make his season debut against the Cardinals as he kicks off a two-start week.

Lance Lynn has been a workhorse the past couple seasons and is coming off a year in which he recorded a 3.32 ERA. Now with the White Sox, is he worth investing in for 2021? Plus J.A. Happ, Jonathan Schoop, Hunter Dozier, and Max Kepler.

Lourdes Gurriel had a huge 2020 season for the Blue Jays, contributing across all categories. Can more of the same be expected in 2021? Plus Matt Chapman, Christian Vázquez, Andrew Heaney, and Brad Keller.

Eloy Jiménez took a step forward in his second year in the majors and looks ready for a strong encore in 2021. Plus, Ji-Man Choi, J.P. Crawford, Yusei Kikuchi, and Michael Wacha.

Brady Singer has been on a roll, and looks to keep it going in his final two starts of the year.

Jack Flaherty's recent disaster start has his ERA at 5.52 for the season. We'll dig in on his skills, as well as those of Sandy Alcantara, Kyle Schwarber, Paul DeJong, and Raimel Tapia.