McGreevy, STL’s righty, takes the mound to slow SEA’s hot streak; his rookie upside is notable, but SEA’s righty lineup and Canzone/Young could pressure him early. Last season he fanned 10 across eight innings vs Seattle, a reminder of the ceiling but also a potential risk if SEA’s lineup is aggressive.

McGreevy owns a 2.02 ERA and 0.93 WHIP across six solid starts, punctuated by a few duds against stronger offenses. He’s a -140 favorite in a favorable matchup against Pittsburgh, a club scoring last in runs, OPS, and wOBA. Against weak competition, he’s a dart throw with real upside for DK lineups.

Michael McGreevy is STL’s starter at Busch, carrying 5-2, 4.26 ERA with a latest 4.50 ERA outing and five strikeouts. His task: navigate a hot Pirates lineup while anchoring a Cardinals squad hoping to snap a skid. He’s tasked with keeping pace with Oviedo while limiting free passes and keeping the game within reach.

McGreevy isn’t a finished product, but his 4.26 ERA this year belies a 3.39 FIP and a 2.91 FIP at Triple-A, with a favorable Pirates offense that ranks at the bottom. He’s a higher-variance option with walk/homer-avoidance assets and a chance to stabilize, especially in low-scoring formats.

McGreevy, a Cardinals rookie starter, has flashed strikeout upside but has not consistently reached 4+ Ks in recent starts, recording that ceiling only once in six outings. Against Miami’s plate discipline, his Ks pace becomes a key fantasy barometer, making the Under on his 3.5 strikeouts prop a strong lean. His development will determine whether St. Louis can jump on Cabrera or fade late in the game.