Here’s a look at pitcher rankings, saves sleepers and weather warnings. Today’s action gets underway at 1:05 p.m. ET in New York with the Royals-Yankees.
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SP RANKINGS
1. Jake Odorizzi, TB vs. SEA 2. Tyson Ross, SD at LAA 3. Bartolo Colon, NYM vs. PHI 4. Chase Anderson, ARI at STL 5. Tim Lincecum, SF at MIL 6. Dallas Keuchel, HOU at BAL 7. David Phelps, MIA at PIT 8. Jered Weaver, LAA vs. SD 9. Carlos Martinez, STL vs. ARI 10. Wei-Yin Chen, BAL vs. HOU 11. Shane Greene, DET at OAK 12. Tanner Roark, WAS at CHC 13. Jesse Hahn, OAK vs. DET 14. Drew Hutchison, TOR vs. CWS 15. Roenis Elias, SEA at TB 16. Brett Anderson, LAD vs. ATL 17. Kyle Lohse, MIL vs. SF 18. Joe Kelly, BOS at MIN 19. Tsuyoshi Wada, CHC vs. WAS 20. Charlie Morton, PIT vs. MIA 21. Nathan Eovaldi, NYY vs. KC 22. Jeremy Guthrie, KC at NYY 23. Ricky Nolasco, MIN vs. BOS 24. Phil Klein, TEX at CLE 25. Williams Perez, LAD vs. ATL 26. Shaun Marcum, CLE vs. TEX 27. Eddie Butler, COL at CIN 28. Hector Noesi, CWS at TOR 29. Jason Marquis, CIN vs. COL 30. Severino Gonzalez, PHI at NYM
CALL TO THE ‘PEN
Arizona’s Brad Ziegler picked up his second save of the season on Sunday, tossing a scoreless ninth to preserve a 4-3 lead. Addison Reed threw a perfect eighth inning, but he’s still likely several more good appearances away from regaining the closer’s role. Ziegler’s chief competition for saves, Enrique Burgos, surrendered a three-run homer on Saturday night and likely won’t see his number calling in the ninth inning in the foreseeable future. … Houston’s Luke Gregerson picked up saves on both Saturday and Sunday, and while Saturday’s appearance marked his first perfect outing since May 7, things didn’t go quite as well on Sunday. Gregerson allowed a solo homer and a single before finishing off the game. The good news is that he struck out two in both outings, but Gregerson owners would be wise to pick up Chad Qualls as insurance if they have the room. … Shawn Tolleson picked up his third save since Wednesday, striking out the side against the Yankees on Sunday night. Tolleson appears to have locked down the Rangers’ close job, and he likely won’t be giving it up unless he has two or three bad appearances in a row.
WEATHER WATCH
There’s a 65-percent chance of rain in Minneapolis for the Red Sox-Twins. The Rockies-Reds (43-percent chance of rain), Rangers-Indians (38), and Marlins-Pirates (22) could also see some showers.
