Because Greinke has flown under the fantasy radar since leaving the Astros, you could probably sneak him through in your 12-team leagues with a bid of 2 percent or less. Neither has a SIERA as low as 4.30 since the beginning of May, while Greinke’s sits at 3.82. Like Greinke, both Dunning (2.97 ERA over his past six starts) and Kremer (3.57 ERA over his past seven starts) have generated good results since the start of May, but both have shrunk their ERAs with high strand rates. So if you were considering adding Dane Dunning or Dean Kremer - both of whom have been getting added to CBS leagues - in your 12-team leagues, consider adding Greinke instead - he’s clearly a must-add in 15-team leagues where he is available. In opposing Luke Weaver and Tyler Anderson in those two starts, Greinke also has a reasonable chance to pick up a win or two.
When Greinke pitches at home, he turns the average hitter into Myles Straw. Since rejoining the Royals last season, Greinke has a 2.27 ERA at Kauffman Stadium, and he has held opposing hitters to a.
Greinke’s opponents for the week, the Reds and Angels, have been two of the better offensive teams over the past 30 days, but it’s worth noting that he will face them both at home.
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