Ryan Weathers

Ryan Weathers was a mixed bag in Saturday's 7-0 loss to the Rangers.

Fantasy Impact

He allowed four earned runs on nine hits and zero walks while striking out 11 over six innings. Despite the high strikeout count, Weathers's inability to limit hits led to his fifth loss of the season. His ERA slightly rose to 3.41, but his season-long metrics like a 1.12 WHIP and 8.4 K/9 continue to make him a viable fantasy option. The lack of support from the Marlins' offense and occasional susceptibility to the long ball remain concerns, but his solid strikeout abilities and decent control should keep him relevant in most fantasy formats.

Ryan Weathers allowed four hits over six scoreless innings on Sunday against the Diamondbacks.

Fantasy Impact

Weathers added seven strikeouts and one walk. He will look to keep it up against the Rangers next.

Ryan Weathers delivered a strong performance, allowing just one earned run on two hits and three walks while striking out eight over seven innings in Monday's narrow 3-2 victory over the Brewers.

Fantasy Impact

Despite a solid outing, Weathers didn't factor into the decision, but his efforts helped keep the Marlins competitive throughout the game. This season, Weathers has been a mixed bag with a decent ERA of 3.49 and a WHIP of 1.11, but his lower strikeout rate (7.3 K/9) and higher FIP (4.67) suggest some underlying concerns. His performance on Monday, however, might reassure fantasy managers slightly, given his ability to manage hits and earn strikeouts efficiently. Still, his fantasy value remains moderate, hinging on his ability to consistently replicate such performances and improve his win-loss record.

Ryan Weathers delivered a masterclass against the Tigers, tossing eight scoreless innings, allowing just three hits, no walks, and striking out four in a tight 1-0 victory for the Marlins.

Fantasy Impact

With a 3.81 ERA and a 1.17 WHIP after this outing, Weathers is shaping up to be a fairly reliable option in fantasy leagues, especially considering his improved command demonstrated by not issuing a single walk. His low strikeout rate might still be a concern for those needing whiffs, but his ability to limit runs and hits can't be overlooked. Moving forward, fantasy managers should consider matchups carefully, but Weathers could be a solid play in deeper leagues or as a streaming option when conditions are right.

Ryan Weathers took the mound and ended up on the losing side of a 3-1 game against the Dodgers on Wednesday.

Fantasy Impact

He allowed three earned runs on five hits and one walk while striking out three over six innings. This performance slightly mirrors his season-long struggles with a ballooning ERA now at 4.54 and a WHIP that remains uncomfortably high at 1.32. His strikeout rate continues to disappoint fantasy managers, hovering at a modest 7.3 K/9. Given these metrics and his 5.15 FIP indicating potential underlying issues, Weathers remains a risky play in most fantasy formats. His inability to dominate in the strikeout department or consistently limit runs puts a damper on his fantasy value, making him a less desirable option except in deeper leagues or as a streaming candidate in favorable matchups.