As Major League Baseball reaches its halfway mark, attention shifts to underperforming and promising players, particularly amid a thinning waiver wire. Notably, there are still valuable pitchers available, including Michael Soroka, who, despite a 5.06 ERA, has shown signs of potential. Rostered in only 13% of Yahoo leagues, Soroka recorded back-to-back career-high strikeouts recently, indicating improvement. His evolution from a sinker-slider pitcher to relying heavily on his four-seam fastball and a newly developed slurve suggests a renewed effectiveness that could benefit fantasy teams in the long run.
An inconsistent season has given Michael Soroka an ugly 5.06 ERA and kept his rostership low despite some encouraging outings, making him worth a serious look.
Soroka has reinvented himself as a pitcher, shifting to a four-seam fastball as his primary pitch while incorporating a new and nasty slurve, showcasing significant improvement.
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