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So much for preseason projections, huh? Heading into Week 10 of the 2015 MLB campaign, the Astros and Twins are among the American League’s best clubs while the Marlins and Mariners are each closer to last than first in their respective divisions. Going into play Saturday, current Dodgers’ center fielder Jock Pederson had belted 17 homers while former Dodgers’ center fielder Matt Kemp has just one donning Padres’ attire. Chris Archer has turned into the Rays’ new “Ace” on the back of an MLB-leading 11.5 K/9 while Michael Wacha has also become a young No. 1 for the Cardinals despite a 6.0 K/9.

 

Let’s run through another edition of the MLB Weekly Preview for MLB Week 10:

 

Circling the Bases

First Base - The Orioles will play six home games in their offensively-inclined home park known as Camden Yards. Adam Jones and company average a stellar 4.8 runs per game in Baltimore compared to just 3.4 on the road (through Friday, June 5th).

Second Base - The Tigers’ lineup is typically a good place to go in order to locate production. However, the guys from the Motor City have drawn the short straw with their impending Week 10 slate. The Tigers are 1-of-2 teams (Yankees) with only five games on the schedule. Brad Ausmus’ club will take on the likes of Jon Lester, Jake Arrieta, Danny Salazar, Carlos Carrasco and MLB strikeout leader Corey Kluber.

Third Base - The Pirates have been one of the hottest teams in the league over the past couple of weeks. Chances are that is not going to change anytime soon. The Buccos will take on N.L. cellar dwellars Milwaukee and Philadelphia during Week 10 with all six contests being played at Picturesque PNC Park.

Home Plate - Tuesday evening’s meeting on the mound in Yankee Stadium is undoubtedly the premiere matchup of Week 10. In a real treat for the baseball diehards around the Bronx, the Pinstripers will send Japanese phenom Masahiro Tanaka to the hill to square off with Nationals’ frontman and 2013 A.L. Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer.

 

GAME BREAKDOWN GRID

TEAM

# GAMESHOMEAWAYVS LEFTVS RIGHT
Orioles66024
Yankees52314
Red Sox63315
Blue Jays63324
Rays66024
Tigers55014
Royals60615
White Sox63315
Indians63333
Twins 63324
Angels63306
Mariners60615
Athletics63324
Rangers63324
Astros63342
Nationals60615
Marlins74325
Mets66015
Braves74316
Phillies60615
Cardinals63324
Pirates66015
Brewers74316
Reds73434
Cubs64206
Dodgers63315
Giants63306
Padres73416
Rockies73416
Diamondbacks6062

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Interleague Outlook

Away TeamHome Team# GamesDH?Player(s) Impacted
CubsTigers2YesJonathan Herrera, Matt Szczur
MarlinsBlue Jays3YesIchiro Suzuki, Jeff Baker
NationalsYankees2YesClint Robinson, Tyler Moore
RoyalsCardinals3NoKendrys Morales

 

Starting Pitcher Rankings

RANKPITCHERMATCHUP 1MATCHUP 2
1Chris SaleAstros (McCullers)@Rays (Karns)
2Max Scherzer@Yankees (Tanaka)@Brewers (?)
3Sonny GrayRangers (Martinez)@Angels (Shoemaker)
4Corey KluberMariners (Walker)@Tigers (Verlander)
5James Shields@Braves (Foltynewicz)Dodgers (Bolsinger)
6Cole Hamels@Reds (Leake)@Pirates (Burnett)
7Chris ArcherWhite Sox (Samardzija) 
8Gerrit ColePhillies (O'Sullivan) 
9Clayton Kershaw@Padres (Morrow?) 
10A.J. BurnettBrewers (Nelson)Phillies (Hamels)
11Dallas Keuchel@White Sox (Rodon) 
12Shelby MillerPadres (Kennedy)@Mets (deGrom)
13Matt HarveyGiants (Hudson) 
14Francisco LirianoBrewers (?) 
15Felix Hernandez@Astros (Oberholtzer) 
16Zack Greinke@Padres (Kennedy) 
17David PriceIndians (Salazar) 
18Madison BumgarnerDiamondbacks (Anderson) 
19Jon Lester@Tigers (Sanchez)Reds (DeSclafani)
20Jacob deGromBraves (Miller) 
21Trevor BauerMariners (Elias) 
22Lance McCullers@White Sox (Sale)Mariners (Walker)
23Jordan ZimmermannBrewers (Nelson) 
24Jason HammelReds (Cueto) 
25Michael Pineda@Orioles (Jimenez) 
26Alex Wood@Mets (Colon) 
27Johnny Cueto @Cubs (Hammel) 
28Masahiro TanakaNationals (Scherzer) 
29Mike BolsingerDiamondbacks (La Rosa)@Padres (Shields)
30Noah SyndergaardGiants (Heston)Braves (Foltynewicz)
31Matt Shoemaker@Rays (Karns)Athletics (Gray)
32Jake Arrieta@Tigers (Greene) 
33Jesse Chavez@Angels (Santiago) 
34Eduardo Rodriguez@Orioles (Gonzalez)Blue Jays (Estrada)
35Nate KarnsAngels (Shoemaker)White Sox (Sale)
36Mike FoltynewiczPadres (Shields)@Mets (Syndergaard)
37Carlos Carrasco@Tigers (Simon) 
38Hector SantiagoAthletics (Chavez) 
39Miguel GonzalezRed Sox (Rodriguez)Yankees (Sabathia)
40Julio TeheranPadres (Cashner) 
41Carlos Martinez @Rockies (Bettis) 
42Jesse HahnRangers (Gallardo) 
43Danny Salazar@Tigers (Price) 
44Garrett Richards@Rays (?) 
45Marco EstradaMarlins (Hand)@Red Sox (Rodriguez)
46C.J. WilsonAthletics (Graveman) 
47Tyson Ross@Braves (Perez) 
48John Lackey@Rockies (Hale)Royals (Vargas)
49Wei-Yen ChenRed Sox (Porcello) 
50Alfredo SimonIndians (Carrasco) 
51Taijuan Walker@Indians (Kluber)@Astros (McCullers)
52Nick Martinez@Athletics (Gray)Twins (Hughes)
53Lance LynnRoyals (Guthrie) 
54Anthony DeSclafaniPhillies (Harang)@Cubs (Lester)
55Ian Kennedy@Braves (Miller)Dodgers (Greinke)
56Chris Heston@Mets (Syndergaard)Diamondbacks (De La Rosa)
57Mike FiersNationals (?) 
58Chi Chi Gonzlez@Athletics (Kazmir) 
59Michael Wacha@Rockies (De La Rosa) 
60Jimmy Nelson@Pirates (Burnett)Nationals (Zimmermann)