ESPN ranks MLB contenders by strength of playoff starting rotations
The outlet assessed which postseason teams, including the Dodgers, Brewers, Yankees, Phillies and Red Sox, are best stocked with quality starting pitching.
ESPN has ranked MLB playoff contenders by the depth and quality of their starting pitching rotations heading into October.
The analysis considered teams including the Dodgers, Brewers, Yankees, Phillies and Red Sox, noting that strong starting pitching often proves decisive in the postseason, according to the outlet.
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