The following list is my ranking of Week 2’s two-start starting pitchers. Since it’s so early in the season most of the decisions were made by previous years’ performance with an impressive first 2013 start and upcoming matchups being tiebreakers.

1. Madison Bumgarner: 4/8 Colorado | 4/13 @ Chicago Cubs

   

2. Matt Harvey: 4/8 @ Philadelphia | 4/14 @ Minnesota
3. Gio Gonzalez: 4/9 Chicago White Sox | 4/14 Atlanta
4. Mat Latos: 4/8 @ St. Louis | 4/14 @ Pittsburgh
5. Jake Peavy: 4/9 @ Washington | 4/14 @ Cleveland
6. Anibal Sanchez: 4/9 Toronto | 4/14 @ Oakland
7. Alexi Ogando: 4/8 Tampa Bay | 4/13 @ Seattle
8. C.J. Wilson: 4/9 Oakland | 4/14 Houston
9. Marco Estrada: 4/8 @ Chicago Cubs | 4/14 @ St. Louis
10. Brandon Morrow: 4/9 @ Detroit | 4/14 @ Kansas City
11. Trevor Cahill: 4/8 Pittsburgh | 4/14 Los Angeles Dodgers
12. Hiroki Kuroda: 4/8 @ Cleveland | 4/13 Baltimore
13. Jarrod Parker: 4/9 @ Los Angeles Angels | 4/14 Detroit
14. Paul Maholm: 4/8 @ Miami | 4/14 @ Washington
15. Andy Pettitte: 4/9 @ Cleveland | 4/14 Baltimore
16. Jaime Garcia: 4/8 Cincinnati | 4/14 Milwaukee
17. Jeremy Hellickson: 4/8 @ Texas | 4/14 @ Boston
18. Clay Buchholz: 4/8 Baltimore | 4/14 Tampa Bay
19. Tim Lincecum: 4/9 Colorado | 4/14 @ Chicago Cubs
20. Josh Beckett: 4/9 @ San Diego | 4/14 @ Arizona
21. Wandy Rodriguez: 4/8 @ Arizona | 4/14 Cincinnati
22. Wei-Yin Chen: 4/8 @ Boston | 4/14 @ New York Yankees
23. Roy Halladay: 4/8 New York Mets | 4/14 @ Miami
24. Edwin Jackson: 4/8 Milwaukee | 4/13 San Francisco
25. Ervin Santana: 4/8 Minnesota | 4/14 Toronto
26. Jorge De La Rosa: 4/8 @ San Francisco | 4/14 @ San Diego
27. Lucas Harrell: 4/8 @ Seattle | 4/14 @ Los Angeles Angels
28. Ubaldo Jimenez: 4/8 New York Yankees | 4/13 Chicago White Sox
29. Clayton Richard: 4/9 Los Angeles Dodgers | 4/14 Colorado
30. Brandon Maurer: 4/9 Houston | 4/14 Texas
31. Brett Myers: 4/9 New York Yankees | 4/14 Chicago White Sox
32. Travis Wood: 4/9 Milwaukee | 4/14 San Francisco
33. Joe Saunders: 4/8 Houston | 4/13 Texas
34. Kevin Correia: 4/8 @ Kansas City | 4/14 New York Mets
35. Kevin Slowey: 4/8 Atlanta | 4/14 Philadelphia
36. Nick Tepesch: 4/9 Tampa Bay | 4/14 @ Seattle

Top streaming options owned in less than 50 percent of ESPN leagues

• Mike Leake – Friday at Pittsburgh: Leake was having a solid start Saturday against Washington before he walked Danny Espinosa and gave up a two-run homer to Wilson Ramos. I still recommend him even after giving up two homers to the Nats. As of Saturday afternoon, Pittsburgh has failed to homer on the season; is last in runs scored; and has a team OPS of .356. In 33 innings against Pittsburgh last year Leake had a 3.82 ERA.
• A.J. Griffin – Thursday at Los Angeles Angels: It appears Griffin has a tough matchup here, but through their first four games Angels hitters have combined for 42 strikeouts, which is second worst in the majors, and their .646 OPS ranks 22nd.
• Jhoulys Chacin – Saturday at San Diego: Chacin throws Sunday against the Padres in Colorado, but regardless of how that turns out he’s still a good streaming option for next weekend. Only Yonder Alonso has hit a home run for the Padres, and Chacin already has one impressive start – 6.2 innings, three hits, one earned run, six strikeouts against Milwaukee – on his 2013 resume.