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Pitchers

Derek Holland, SP, Texas Rangers

Holland coming up

Texas will recall Holland in time to have him start on Wednesday at the Tampa Bay Rays. Rich Harden (shoulder) is once again on the DL. Holland has great stuff and could be a factor down the stretch.

The southpaw has been up and down in his four outings with Triple-A Oklahoma City since he was placed on the DL with a shoulder injury. However, he has posted a 1.91 ERA there this year. He put up a 7.45 K/9 and 2.79 BB/9 in his five games (four starts) with Texas earlier this season.

Holland may not do much better than his 4.19 ERA and 1.29 WHIP from earlier this year. But he has the upside to do so and is worth seeing if he can.

Shallow mixed: Watch

Deep mixed: Consider

AL-only: Acquire

Brad Bergesen, SP, Baltimore Orioles

Bergesen has reportedly made strides in the improvement of his sinker, the key to his success. The results bear it out: He has allowed a combined four earned runs in his last three starts, including a complete game against the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday. There aren't many teams better to test the Bergesen Hypothesis against than the Seattle Mariners, tonight.

Shallow mixed: Pass

Deep mixed: Watch

AL-only: Acquire

Mitch Talbot, SP, Cleveland Indians

The Tribe activated Talbot (back) from the DL on Saturday. He assumed his spot in the rotation and yielded six runs (four earned) in four innings to the hot Orioles.

Talbot, despite that blistering, sports a 4.25 ERA this year. But his WHIP suggests a pitcher teetering on the edge of high risk. He's fairly hittable, and his K/BB tells the tale of a pitcher with little room for error. At your own risk.

Shallow mixed: Pass

Deep mixed: Pass

AL-only: Consider