Blue Jays aim to extend a six-game win streak in Tampa as José Berríos returns on five days’ rest to face Ryan Pepiot. Berríos is 9-5 with Toronto 19-10 in his starts, while Pepiot has allowed zero runs in each of his last three outings and held Toronto to three runs across 13 innings in two meetings this year. After an 11-inning comeback win, Toronto looks to keep the momentum going as it closes the series and eyes Kansas City next.

Toronto heads to Tampa for a four-game set with the Rays, aiming to sustain the MLB-best offense and push toward a playoff clinch in midweek. Tampa Bay seeks to rebound at home behind Junior Caminero, who is closing in on a club single-season HR mark. Monday features the MLB debut of Trey Yesavage for Toronto as Bérríos, Gausman and Bassitt take the mound in a pivotal series that shapes momentum into the Jays’ looming finish to the season and a final swing into Kansas City.

Week 25 two-start pitchers (Sept 15–21) reshape playoff rosters. The piece flags 35 arms with two-starts, highlighting top over-50% rostered bets and strong under-50% streamers. Connelly Early stands out for BOS with two favorable matchups, while several riskier streams like Jack Leiter and Kyle Bradish offer upside if the offenses cooperate. The guide also flags ceiling rays from Gausman, Rodón, Gallen, Strider, and Skenes, balancing park factors, opponent quality, and current form for strategic starts.

Two-start week preview for 2025 fantasy, spotlighting top and streaming arms across AL and NL as crunch time nears. Expect heavy volume from Rodón and Skenes, reliable ratios from Gausman and Quintana, and late-week streams like Pepiot and Liberatore to juice wins and Ks. Uncertainty looms around several rotations (Red Sox, Guardians, Royals, Dodgers, Phillies, Mets), but the board still offers clear avenues for volume, strikeouts, and potential spot-start wins.