As the fantasy baseball season heats up, several pitchers have emerged as potential breakout candidates, prompting managers to consider adding them to their rosters. The focus here is on Bryce Elder of the Atlanta Braves, Michael Soroka of the Washington Nationals, and Colton Gordon of the Houston Astros, all of whom have shown promising results in recent outings. However, the question remains: are these performances sustainable?

Bryce Elder began his season in Triple-A but has made a splash since joining the Braves' rotation, boasting a 4.08 ERA and a significant strikeout performance against the Giants. Still, consistency is a concern, as he has struggled to keep runs off the board in previous starts. Meanwhile, Michael Soroka is attempting a comeback after injury setbacks, showing flashes of his former self with a recent scoreless outing. However, his overall performance remains shaky with a 5.14 ERA. Colton Gordon, despite limited MLB experience, has demonstrated potential with good minor league stats, making him a worthwhile streaming option going forward.