Each year in fantasy baseball, there are certain players who can literally be counted on to provide top value for their owners, and their consistent offensive output can be relied upon to supply a sufficient number of fantasy points needed to dominate your league.

However this offseason, many of those high-value fantasy players could very well be on the move, and while some players continue to thrive offensively no matter where they play, others can struggle in their first year with their new teams.

Drafting in fantasy leagues can certainly be a crapshoot, but when you add the element of a new environment for a high-value fantasy player, it adds even more intrigue on fantasy draft day.

So, just who are the top fantasy players entering free agency in 2012? Let’s take a look.

5. Jonathan Papelbon: Boston Red Sox (now signed with the Philadelphia Phillies)

For the past several seasons, Boston Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon has provided his fantasy owners with valuable points in several pitching categories, including saves, WHIP, ERA and strikeouts.

However, Papelbon may very well be headed out of Boston this offseason, and while his numbers have been fairly consistent since 2006, how will a new venue affect his fantasy value? We’re guessing that Papelbon could very well thrive in a new environment, so keep Papelbon up high on your fantasy draft board. 

4. David Ortiz: Boston Red Sox

This past season, Boston Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz provided his fantasy owners with a nice boost over his 2009 and 2010 seasons. With a batting average of .309, 29 HR, 96 RBI and 40 doubles, Ortiz was a major fantasy points leader for his owners.

However, Ortiz, much like his (former) teammate Jonathan Papelbon, could be headed out of Boston as well. Just short of his 36th birthday, can Ortiz continue to provide big value to his fantasy owners in a new environment? Our guess is that Ortiz is unlikely to match his 2011 numbers, so adjust your fantasy draft board accordingly.

3. Jose Reyes: New York Mets

Considering the injury woes of New York Mets shortstop Jose Reyes in the 2009 and 2010 seasons, his offensive output in 2011 was a major bonus for his fantasy owners. His .337 average topped the National League, and with 31 doubles, 16 triples and 39 stolen bases, Reyes was easily one of the top fantasy players of the 2011 season.

Exactly where Reyes ends up in the 2012 could definitely affect those fantasy numbers. If Reyes ends up with the San Francisco Giants, playing half of his games at pitcher-friendly AT&T Park will definitely affect his fantasy value in 2012. Keep an eye on where Reyes lands in 2012—if he is able to stay injury-free, Reyes will still be a high-value fantasy guy, but where he plays his home games will have an effect on his 2012 fantasy output.

2. Prince Fielder: Milwaukee Brewers

Aside from Albert Pujols, Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Prince Fielder has been one of the most consistent players in terms of fantasy value since 2006. This last season was no different, as Fielder’s 38 HR, 120 RBI and .299 average once again led him to the top of the heap in terms of fantasy value.

Fielder will likely be playing somewhere else in 2012, unless the Brewers somehow come up with an attractive contract. Like Reyes, if Fielder ends up in San Francisco, AT&T Park will clearly affect his home run numbers. Fielder is still a first-round fantasy draft pick, but keep an eye on where he lands nonetheless.

1. Albert Pujols: St. Louis Cardinals

There is no question that St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols is the most sought-after free agent this offseason, and rightfully so. For his fantasy owners, Pujols has consistently provided the highest number of fantasy points among first baseman, and no matter where he ends up in 2012, he will likely continue to do so.

Our guess is that Pujols will resign with the Cardinals, so if you are not in a keeper fantasy league, Pujols should be targeted in your upcoming fantasy draft.

After some thoughtful consideration, we’ve put together a hitter cheat sheet for fantasy baseball 2011 – week 12. To help make your decision making even easier, we’ve included 5×5 statistical data over the past 14 days, too. Stats are updated through games on June 19.

You will find our exclusive fantasy baseball week 12 hitter rankings after the jump. 

Week 10 Catcher Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Miguel Olivo, Seattle Mariners: .149 batting average / 5 home runs / 11 runs batted in / 6 runs scored / 0 stolen bases
2. Jason Varitek, Boston Red Sox: .250 AVG / 1 HR / 6 RBI / 7 R / 0 steals
3. Wilson Ramos, Washington Nationals: .278 / 2 / 5 / 5 / 0

Week 7 First Base Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Michael Morse, Washington Nationals: .333 / 6 / 16 / 13 / 1
2. Todd Helton, Colorado Rockies: .364 / 2 / 6 / 10 / 0
3. Carlos Lee, Houston Astros: .347 / 1 / 8 / 5 / 1

Week 7 Second Base Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Danny Espinoza, Washington Nationals: .298 / 2 / 8 / 6 / 4
2. Scott Sizemore, Oakland A’s: .387 / 1 / 6 / 7 / 0
3. Ty Wigginton, Colorado Rockies: .298 / 1 / 7 / 7 / 1

Week 7 Shortstop Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Alcides Escobar, Kansas City Royals: .447 / 0 / 5 / 10 / 7
2. J.J. Hardy, Baltimore Orioles: .320 / 3 / 7 / 8 / 0
3. Dee Gordon, Los Angeles Dodgers: .326 / 0 / 1 / 8 / 4

Week 7 Third Base Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Mark Reynolds, Baltimore Orioles: .297 / 4 / 7 / 8 / 1
2. Chipper Jones, Atlanta Braves: .324 / 2 / 8 / 6 / 1
3. Sizemore, Oakland: .387 / 1 / 6 / 7 / 0

Week 7 Outfielder Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Morse, Nationals: .333 / 6 / 16 / 13 / 1
2. Brennan Boesch, Detroit Tigers: .379 / 4 / 10 / 12 / 0
3. Angel Pagan, New York Mets: .376 / 1 / 10 / 7 / 5

Some leagues don’t allow such activity by limiting the number of player adds you can make each week. However, if you can find a loophole in your league settings and add/drop pitchers all season long – you’re going to have a great chance to win the whole thing come September!

For the fourth consecutive season, we will be tracking two start pitchers to make sure you always win your pitching categories. That way, if you consistently lose strikeouts each week – you can find someone who can help you in that category in a double capacity right away.

Fantasy Baseball Dugout’s exclusive two start pitcher rankings for Fantasy Baseball Week 12 start after the jump!

2011 Week 12 Fantasy Baseball Two Start Pitcher Rankings

Below you will find each projected two start pitcher for fantasy baseball week 10 broken down into four categories – must start, would start, could start, and don’t start.

Must Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Josh Beckett, Boston Red Sox
• Johnny Cueto, Cincinnati Reds
• Roy Halladay, Philadelphia Phillies
• Clayton Kershaw, Los Angeles Dodgers
• Ricky Romero, Toronto Blue Jays
• Jered Weaver, Los Angeles Angels

Would Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Jake Arrieta, Baltimore Orioles
• Madison Bumgarner, San Francisco Giants
• Doug Fister, Seattle Mariners
• Gavin Floyd, Chicago White Sox
• Tim Hudson, Atlanta Braves
• Mat Latos, San Diego Padres
• Carl Pavano, Minnesota Twins
• Anibal Sanchez, Florida Marlins

Could Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Fausto Carmona, Cleveland Indians
• Dillon Gee, Texas Rangers
• Derek Holland, Texas Rangers
• Kyle McClellan, St. Louis Cardinals
• Charlie Morton, Pittsburgh Pirates
• Ivan Nova, New York Yankees
• Brad Penny, Detroit Tigers
• Carlos Zambrano, Chicago Cubs

Don’t Start Two Start Pitchers:

• J.A. Happ, Houston Astros
• Livan Hernandez, Washington Nationals
• Luke Hochevar, Kansas City Royals
• Chris Narveson, Milwaukee Brewers
• Juan Nicasio, Colorado Rockies
• Jeff Niemann, Tampa Bay Rays
• Josh Outman, Oakland A’s
• Joe Saunders, Arizona Diamondbacks

Some leagues don’t allow such activity by limiting the number of player adds you can make each week. However, if you can find a loophole in your league settings and add/drop pitchers all season long – you’re going to have a great chance to win the whole thing come September!

For the fourth consecutive season, we will be tracking two start pitchers to make sure you always win your pitching categories. That way, if you’re still waiting for Wandy Rodriguez to get back into the rotation – you can add someone who can help you right away.

Fantasy Baseball Dugout’s exclusive two start pitcher rankings for Fantasy Baseball Week 11 start after the jump!

2011 Week 11 Fantasy Baseball Two Start Pitcher Rankings

Below you will find each projected two start pitcher for fantasy baseball week 10 broken down into four categories – must start, would start, could start, and don’t start.

Must Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Yovani Gallardo, Milwaukee Brewers
• Cole Hamels, Philadelphia Phillies
• Dan Haren, Los Angeles Angels
• Alexi Ogando, Texas Rangers
• C.C. Sabathia, New York Yankees
• James Shields, Tampa Bay Rays
• Justin Verlander, Detroit Tigers

Would Start Two Start Pitchers:

• A.J. Burnett, New York Yankees
• Trevor Cahill, Oakland A’s
• Matt Cain, San Francisco Giants
• Josh Collmenter, Arizona Diamondbacks
• Gavin Floyd, Chicago White Sox
• Jaime Garcia, St. Louis Cardinals
• Jair Jurrjens, Atlanta Braves
• Justin Masterson, Cleveland Indians
• Ricky Nolasco, Florida Marlins
• Wandy Rodriguez, Houston Astros

Could Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Bronson Arroyo, Cincinnati Reds
• Carlos Carrasco, Cleveland Indians
• Ryan Dempster, Chicago Cubs
• Hiroki Kuroda, Los Angeles Dodgers
• Jonathon Niese, New York Mets
• Bud Norris, Houston Astros
• Carl Pavano, Minnesota Twins
• Mike Pelfrey, New York Mets
• Jason Vargas, Seattle Mariners
• Carlos Villanueva, Toronto Blue Jays
• Tim Wakefield, Boston Red Sox
• Randy Wells, Chicago Cubs
• Randy Wolf, Milwaukee Brewers

Don’t Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Alex Cobb, Tampa Bay Rays
• Phil Coke, Detroit Tigers
• Aaron Cook, Colorado Rockies
• Danny Duffy, Kansas City Royals
• Zach Duke, Arizona Diamondbacks
• Chris Jakubauskas, Baltimore Orioles
• Jeff Karstens, Pittsburgh Pirates
• Paul Maholm, Pittsburgh Pirates
• Yunesky Maya, Washington Nationals
• Dustin Mosely, San Diego Padres
• Chris Volstad, Florida Marlins

After some thoughtful consideration, we’ve put together a hitter cheat sheet for fantasy baseball 2011 – week 10. To help make your decision making even easier, we’ve included 5×5 statistical data over the past 14 days, too. Stats are updated through games on June 4.

You will find our exclusive fantasy baseball week 10 hitter rankings after the jump. 

Week 10 Catcher Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Miguel Olivo, Seattle Mariners: .390 batting average / 3 home runs / 10 runs batted in / 9 runs scored / 2 stolen bases
2. J.P. Arencibia, Toronto Blue Jays: .289 AVG / 2 HR / 12 RBI / 8 runs / 0 steals
3. Chris Snyder, Pittsburgh Pirates: .308 / 2 / 5 / 6 / 0

Week 7 First Base Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Michael Morse, Washington Nationals: .385 / 5 / 15 / 10 / 0
2. Mitch Moreland, Texas Rangers: .405 / 2 / 5 / 8 / 1
3. Daniel Murphy, New York Mets: .468 / 0 / 6 / 5 / 1

Week 7 Second Base Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Allen Craig, St. Louis Cardinals: .429 / 2 / 10 / 7 / 1
2. Alexi Casilla, Minnesota Twins: .409 / 0 / 5 / 8 / 4
3. Murphy, Mets: .468 / 0 / 6 / 5 / 1

Week 7 Shortstop Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Casilla, Twins: .409 / 0 / 5 / 8 / 4
2. Yunel Escobar, Toronto Blue Jays: .347 / 2 / 6 / 9 / 0
3. Erick Aybar, Los Angeles Angels: .288 / 1 / 6 / 9 / 2

Week 7 Third Base Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Ty Wiggington, Colorado Rockies: .300 / 3 / 5 / 8 / 0
2. Adam Kennedy, Seattle Mariners: .350 / 1 / 7 / 6 / 1
3. Michael Cuddyer, Minnesota Twins: .293 / 2 / 7 / 5 / 1

Week 7 Outfielder Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Morse, Nationals: .385 / 5 / 15 / 10 / 0
2. Rajai Davis, Toronto Blue Jays: .365 / 1 / 9 / 10 / 6
3. Corey Patterson, Toronto Blue Jays: .345 / 3 / 9 / 12 / 1

Some leagues don’t allow such activity by limiting the number of player adds you can make each week. However, if you can find a loophole in your league settings and add/drop pitchers all season long – you’re going to have a great chance to win the whole thing come September!

For the fourth consecutive season, we will be tracking two start pitchers to make sure you always win your pitching categories. That way, if you’re still waiting for Wandy Rodriguez to get back into the rotation – you can add someone who can help you right away.

Fantasy Baseball Dugout’s exclusive two start pitcher rankings for Fantasy Baseball Week 10 start after the jump!

2011 Week 10 Fantasy Baseball Two Start Pitcher Rankings

Below you will find each projected two start pitcher for fantasy baseball week 10 broken down into four categories – must start, would start, could start, and don’t start.

Must Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Zack Greinke, Milwaukee Brewers
• Tommy Hanson, Atlanta Braves
• Felix Hernandez, Seattle Mariners
• Cliff Lee, Philadelphia Phillies
• Jon Lester, Boston Red Sox
• Colby Lewis, Texas Rangers
• Tim Lincecum, San Francisco Giants
• Shaun Marcum, Milwaukee Brewers
• Roy Oswalt, Philadelphia Phillies
• David Price, Tampa Bay Rays

Would Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Kevin Correia, Pittsburgh Pirates
• Gio Gonzalez, Oakland A’s
• Daniel Hudson, Arizona Diamondbacks
• Ubaldo Jimenez, Colorado Rockies
• Brandon Morrow, Toronto Blue Jays
• Michael Pineda, Seattle Mariners
• Joel Pineiro, Los Angeles Angels
• Jonathan Sanchez, San Francisco Giants
• Max Scherzer, Detroit Tigers
• Tim Stauffer, San Diego Padres
• Josh Tomlin, Cleveland Indians
• Jordan Zimmermann, Washington Nationals

Could Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Scott Baker, Minnesota Twins
• John Danks, Chicago White Sox
• Kyle Drabek, Toronto Blue Jays
• Freddy Garcia, New York Yankees
• Jon Garland, Los Angeles Dodgers
• Matt Harrison, Texas Rangers
• Ted Lilly, Los Angeles Dodgers
• Brian Matusz, Baltimore Orioles
• Brett Myers, Houston Astros
• Rick Porcello, Detroit Tigers
• Clayton Richard, San Diego Padres
• Javier Vazquez, Florida Marlins
• Jake Westbrook, St. Louis Cardinals

Don’t Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Chris Capuano, New York Mets
• Doug Davis, Chicago Cubs
• John Lannan, Washington Nationals
• Mike Leake, Cincinnati Reds
• Rodrigo Lopez, Chicago Cubs
• Clayton Mortensen, Colorado Rockies
• Guillermo Moscoso, Oakland A’s
• Sean O’Sullivan, Kansas City Royals
• Felipe Paulino, Kansas City Royals
• Chad Reineke, Cincinnati Reds
• Chris Sampson, Florida Marlins
• Anthony Swarzak, Minnesota Twins

The idea behind the fantasy baseball cheat sheet for hitters is that each reader can get an idea of who the hottest hitters are at each position over the last 14 days. The players ranked below are also available in at least 25% of fantasy baseball leagues, according to Yahoo!. Therefore, if you have issues at a position listed below, you know you have at least a 1 in 4 chance of getting the top guy on each week. Have fun making your lineup adjustments accordingly.

So, after some thoughtful consideration, we’ve put together a hitter cheat sheet for fantasy baseball 2011 – week 7. To help make your decision making even easier, we’ve included 5×5 statistical data over the past 14 days, too. Stats are updated through games on May 14.

You will find our exclusive fantasy baseball week 7 hitter rankings after the jump. 

Week 7 Catcher Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Ramon Hernandez, Cincinnati Reds: .440 batting average / 3 home runs / 5 runs batted in / 5 runs scored / 0 stolen bases
2. John Buck, Florida Marlins: .275 avg. / 3 HR / 7 RBI / 7 runs / 0 steals
3. Ryan Doumit, Pittsburgh Pirates: .318 / 2 / 8 / 3 / 0

Week 7 First Base Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Brad Hawpe, San Diego Padres: .389 / 2 / 7 / 8 / 0
2. Todd Helton, Colorado Rockies: .349 / 2 / 8 / 7 / 0
3. Carlos Lee, Houston Astros: .419 / 2 / 7 / 6 / 0

Week 7 Second Base Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Maicer Izturis, Los Angeles Angels: .364 / 1 / 4 / 6 / 1
2. Darwin Barney, Chicago Cubs: .348 / 0 / 3 / 7 / 1
3. Danny Espinoza, Washington Nationals: .140 / 2 / 5 / 7 / 2

Week 7 Shortstop Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Jhonny Peralta, Detroit Tigers: .395 / 4 / 11 / 6 / 0
2. Erick Aybar, Los Angeles Angels: .322 / 1 / 7 / 7 / 6
3. Alex Gonzalez, Atlanta Braves: .319 / 2 / 8 / 11 / 0

Week 7 Third Base Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Peralta, Tigers: .395 / 4 / 11 / 6 / 0
2. Izturis, Angels: .364 / 1 / 4 / 6 / 1
3. Greg Dobbs, Florida Marlins: .389 / 1 / 6 / 5 / 0

Week 7 Outfielder Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Matt Joyce, Tampa Bay Rays: .444 / 3 / 8 / 10 / 1
2. Austin Jackson, Detroit Tigers: .327 / 2 / 9 / 9 / 3
3. Melky Cabrera, Kansas City Royals: .244 / 3 / 11 / 9 / 2

Some leagues don’t allow such activity by limiting the number of player adds you can make each week. However, if you can find a loophole in your league settings and add/drop pitchers all season long – you’re going to have a great chance to win the whole thing come September!

For the fourth consecutive season, we will be tracking two start pitchers to make sure you always win your pitching categories. That way, if you’re still waiting for Ubaldo Jimenez to stop sucking so hard – you can add someone who can help you right away.

Fantasy Baseball Dugout’s exclusive two start pitcher rankings for Fantasy Baseball Week 7 start after the jump!

2011 Week 7 Fantasy Baseball Two Start Pitcher Rankings

Below you will find each projected two start pitcher for fantasy baseball week 7 broken down into four categories – must start, would start, could start, and don’t start.

Must Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Brett Anderson, Oakland A’s
• Matt Cain, San Francisco Giants
• Jaime Garcia, St. Louis Cardinals
• Tommy Hanson, Atlanta Braves
• Felix Hernandez, Seattle Mariners
• Josh Johnson, Florida Marlins
• Cliff Lee, Philadelphia Phillies
• Roy Oswalt, Philadelphia Phillies
• David Price, Tampa Bay Rays

Would Start Two Start Pitchers:

• A.J. Burnett, New York Yankees
• Zach Britton, Baltimore Orioles
• Kyle Drabek, Toronto Blue Jays
• Brian Duensing, Minnesota Twins
• Gio Gonzalez, Oakland A’s
• Matt Garza. Chicago Cubs
• Daniel Hudson, Arizona Diamondbacks
• Derek Lowe, Atlanta Braves
• Shaun Marcum, Milwaukee Brewers
• Justin Masterson, Cleveland Indians
• Ricky Nolasco, Florida Marlins
• Wandy Rodriguez, Houston Astros
• Jonathan Sanchez, San Francisco Giants
• James Shields, Tampa Bay Rays

Could Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Homer Bailey, Cincinnati Reds
• Scott Baker, Minnesota Twins
• Carlos Carrasco, Cleveland Indians
• Armando Galarraga, Arizona Diamondbacks
• Jon Garland, Los Angeles Dodgers
• Matt Harrison, Texas Rangers
• Edwin Jackson, Chicago White Sox
• Ubaldo Jimenez, Colorado Rockies
• Hiroki Kuroda, Los Angeles Dodgers
• John Lackey, Boston Red Sox
• Colby Lewis, Texas Rangers
• Daisuke Matsuzaka, Boston Red Sox
• Vin Mazzaro, Kansas City Royals
• Brett Myers, Houston Astros
• Jonathon Niese, New York Mets
• Ivan Nova, New York Yankees
• Mike Pelfrey, New York Mets
• Joel Pineiro, St. Louis Cardinals
• Rick Porcello, Detroit Tigers
• Clayton Richard, San Diego Padres
• Tim Stauffer, San Diego Padres
• Jason Vargas, Seattle Mariners
• Edinson Volquez, Cincinnati Reds
• Jake Westbrook, St. Louis Cardinals
• Randy Wolf, Milwaukee Brewers
• Jordan Zimmermann, Washington Nationals

Don’t Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Tyler Chatwood, Los Angeles Angels
• Phil Coke, Detroit Tigers
• Casey Coleman, Chicago Cubs
• John Lannan, Washington Nationals
• Jesse Litsch, Toronto Blue Jays
• Paul Maholm, Pittsburgh Pirates
• Clayton Mortensen, Colorado Rockies
• Charlie Morton, Pittsburgh Pirates
• Sean O’Sullivan, Kansas City Royals
• Chris Tillman, Baltimore Orioles

So, after some thoughtful consideration, we’ve put together a hitter cheat sheet for fantasy baseball 2011 – week 6. To help make your decision making even easier, we’ve included 5×5 statistical data over the past 14 days, too. Stats are updated through games on May 6.

You will find our exclusive fantasy baseball week 6 hitter rankings after the jump. And please, leave us your comments about this cheat sheet – good or bad – in the comment section below. We’d really appreciate it as we start putting this exclusive weekly lineup advice tool together.

Week 6 Catcher Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Yadier Molina, St. Louis Cardinals: .351 batting average / 2 home runs / 7 RBI / 5 runs / 1 stolen base
2. Alex Avila, Detroit Tigers: .289 AVG / 2 HR / 10 RBI / 4 runs / 1 steal
3. Rod Barajas, Los Angeles Dodgers: .286 / 3 / 8 / 4 / 0

Week 6 First Base Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Luke Scott, Baltimore Orioles: .326 / 4 / 10 / 6 / 0
2. Justin Smoak, Seattle Mariners: .351 / 3 / 14 / 4 / 0
3. Juan Rivera, Toronto Blue Jays: .354 / 2 / 8 / 4 / 1

Week 6 Second Base Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Darwin Barney, Chicago Cubs: .340 / 1 / 7 / 9 / 2
2. Chone Figgins, Mariners: .326 / 0 / 4 / 6 / 4
3. Orlando Cabrera, Cleveland Indians: .326 / 0 / 7 / 7 / 1

Week 6 Shortstop Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Erick Aybar, Los Angeles Angels: .352 / 0 / 5 / 7 / 6
2. Alex Gonzalez, Atlanta Braves: .294 / 1 / 9 / 10 / 0
3. Ian Desmond, Washington Nationals: .263 / 1 / 4 / 9 / 2

Week 6 Third Base Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Ryan Roberts, Arizona Diamondbacks: .250 / 2 / 4 / 10 / 2
2. Chipper Jones, Braves: .292 / 1 / 10 / 7 / 0
3. Figgins, Mariners: .326 / 0 / 4 / 6 / 4

Week 6 Outfielder Fantasy Baseball Rankings:

1. Jason Bourgeois, Houston Astros: .515 / 0 / 6 / 6 / 7
2. Matt Joyce, Tampa Bay Rays: .438 / 2 / 8 / 8 / 1
3. Julio Borbon, Texas Rangers: .400 / 0 / 7 / 7 / 4

Are you two-start pitcher streaming? If not, you’re likely missing out on a great opportunity to increase your weekly strikeout total, win total, log more innings pitched, and potentially lower your team ERA and WHIP in head to head leagues that allow daily lineup changes.

Some leagues don’t allow such activity by limiting the number of player adds you can make each week. However, if you can find a loophole in your league settings and add/drop pitchers all season long – you’re going to have a great chance to win the whole thing come September!

For the fourth consecutive season, we will be tracking two start pitchers to make sure you always win your pitching categories. That way, if you’re still waiting for Ubaldo Jimenez to stop sucking so hard – you can add someone who can help you right away.

Fantasy Baseball Dugout’s exclusive two start pitcher rankings for Fantasy Baseball Week 6 start after the jump!

2011 Week 6 Fantasy Baseball Two Start Pitcher Rankings

Below you will find each projected two start pitcher for fantasy baseball week 6 broken down into four categories – must start, would start, could start, and don’t start.

Must Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Chad Billingsley, Los Angeles Dodgers
• Trevor Cahill, Oakland A’s
• Chris Carpenter, St. Louis Cardinals
• Zack Greinke, Milwaukee Brewers
• Tommy Hanson, Atlanta Braves
• Jon Lester, Boston Red Sox
• Tim Lincecum, San Francisco Giants
• David Price, Tampa Bay Rays
• Max Scherzer, Detroit Tigers

Would Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Jhoulys Chacin, Colorado Rockies
• Jason Hammel, Colorado Rockies
• Edwin Jackson, Chicago White Sox
• Mat Latos, San Diego Padres
• Ted Lilly, Los Angeles Dodgers
• Francisco Liriano, Minnesota Twins
• Brandon Morrow, Toronto Blue Jays
• Michael Pineda, Seattle Mariners
• C.J. Wilson, Texas Rangers

Could Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Jake Arrieta, Baltimore Orioles
• Joe Blanton, Philadelphia Phillies
• Chris Capuano, New York Mets
• Freddy Garcia, New York Yankees
• Ervin Santana, Los Angeles Angels
• Josh Tomlin, Cleveland Indians
• Javier Vazquez, Florida Marlins
• Travis Wood, Cincinnati Reds
• Carlos Zambrano, Chicago Cubs

Don’t Start Two Start Pitchers:

• Josh Collmenter, Arizona Diamondbacks
• Kevin Correia, Pittsburgh Pirates
• Kyle Davies, Kansas City Royals
• Jeff Karstens, Pittsburgh Pirates
• Jason Marquis, Washington Nationals
• Aneury Rodriguez, Houston Astros