Michael Alexander

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Minnesota starter, Berrios 14-8 (3.68 ERA) season in 2019), when he matched his career-high win total en route to earning his second straight All-Star berth while reaching 200 innings for the first time in his four-year career. Berrios pitched six innings of one-run ball (four hits) in picking up his first win against Pittsburgh this past Tuesday. After allowing five ERs in just four innings in his 2020 debut, he's allowed just three ERs in his last two starts over 11 innings (2.45 ERA). KC counters Berrios with rookie Brady Singer (0-1, 4.80 ERA), who will be making his fourth start. He's still looking for his first win, although KC has won TWO of his three starts. Singer has 15 Ks in his 15 innings (5 IP in each start) but he's also allowed two HRs in each of his last two outings. This marks his first start vs Minnesota, while Berrios is 3-2 with a 4.29 ERA against the Royals in 13 career starts

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Cleveland starter, Bieber (3-0, 0.83 ERA) is aiming to win his fourth straight start and enters Sunday with a major league best 35 strikeouts - the third-most in history through three starts. The right-hander has limited opponents to a .160 batting average in 21 2/3 innings while scattering three walks and 12 hits. Chicago starter, Giolito (1-1, 5.17 ERA) has recovered from a rough outing against the Twins on Opening Day, holding Cleveland and Milwaukee to two runs in 12 combined innings over his past two starts while fanning 15. He is 2-2 with a 2.56 ERA in five career starts against the Indians, with 29 strikeouts and three home runs allowed in 31 2/3 innings.

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Oakland starter,  Luzardo threw five shutout innings of two hit ball against Texas on Tuesday. During the 8-game win streak, Oakland has allowed two runs or less six times. They've allowed only 17 runs total. They haven't needed much offense to defeat Houston the last two days, winning 3-2 and 3-1. With Luzardo starting, it shouldn't take much today either. The Astros have lost four in a row. Cristian Javier has looked good for them so far in a pair of starts. But he's a bigger question mark than Luzardo