Fantasy daily notes for May 18
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NOTES | PITCHERS | HITTERS
Starting pitcher rankings for May 18
RkPitcherOPPQR
1Jordan Zimmermann, WSH@SD10
2Lance Lynn, STLMIL7
3Ervin Santana, KC@OAK7
4A.J. Burnett, PITHOU6
5Hector Santiago, CWS@LAA7
6Kyle Kendrick, PHICIN5
7Eric Stults, SDWSH7
8Anibal Sanchez, DET@TEX5
9Zach McAllister, CLESEA6
10Ryan Dempster, BOS@MIN6
11David Phelps, NYYTOR6
12Kris Medlen, ATLLAD8
13Tommy Milone, OAKKC5
14Jair Jurrjens, BALTB3
15Brandon McCarthy, ARI@MIA6
16Scott Feldman, CHCNYM5
17Tim Lincecum, SF@COL5
18Bronson Arroyo, CIN@PHI4
19Tom Koehler, MIAARI5
20Marco Estrada, MIL@STL4
21Brandon Morrow, TOR@NYY5
22Roberto Hernandez, TB@BAL4
23Chris Capuano, LAD@ATL5
24Joe Saunders, SEA@CLE3
25Jeremy Hefner, NYM@CHC4
26Juan Nicasio, COLSF3
27Scott Diamond, MINBOS2
28Erik Bedard, HOU@PIT4
29Justin Grimm, TEXDET1
30Joe Blanton, LAACWS3
Rk: The author's ranking of that pitcher for that day only. Opp: The pitcher's opponent for the day. QR: 'Quality Rating,' or the starting pitcher's matchup rating -- separate from the author's ranking -- which accounts for past history (three years' worth as well as past 21 days), opponent and ballpark. OPS is the primary statistic used in the calculation. Ratings range from 1-10, with 10 representing the best possible matchup, statistically speaking, and 1 representing the worst. So, for example, a 10 is a must-start rating, while a 1 should be avoided (if possible); a 1-2 is poor, 3-4 is fair, 5-6 is average, 7-8 is very good and 9-10 is excellent.
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