Holmes has shown some flashes of potential with a 4.24 ERA but has a concerning walk rate that raises red flags. He remains rostered in 41% of leagues, but managers should be cautious about potential regression.

Holmes has been performing exceptionally well lately, offering solid strikeout numbers and pitching deeper into games, making him a must-add for fantasy managers looking for starting pitching help. His recent performances against strong lineups have showcased his potential.

Holmes has shown potential with high strikeout games but struggles with control have plagued him. With a varied pitch mix and flashes of brilliance, he remains a risky yet enticing option for fantasy owners.

Grant Holmes has turned his career around with impressive performances, notably striking out elite hitters like Shohei Ohtani multiple times this season. His ability to dominate the mound has made him a key player in the Braves' rotation.

Grant Holmes is highlighted for his concerning walk rate of 14.5%, allowing at least three walks in four of his five starts. Facing the disciplined Dodgers lineup, the odds on him allowing over 2.5 walks at +110 are appealing.