Spencer Arrighetti and others flagged as potential fantasy trade candidates
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 3:29 PM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026

As the MLB season approaches its halfway point, CBS Sports identifies six pitchers, including Spencer Arrighetti of the Houston Astros, who may not sustain their early success. Arrighetti's current stats include a 7-3 record, 3.13 ERA, and 69 innings pitched. Despite a decent ERA, concerns over his strikeout rate and potential for home runs suggest a possible regression. Other pitchers highlighted include Connelly Early (Boston Red Sox), Emerson Hancock (Seattle Mariners), and Will Warren (New York Yankees), each facing similar challenges in maintaining their performances as the season progresses.
- •Spencer Arrighetti has a 3.13 ERA and 68 strikeouts.
- •Connelly Early has a 3.64 ERA but struggles with home runs.
- •Emerson Hancock's performance has fluctuated following a strong debut.
- •Will Warren has a solid 3.45 ERA supported by his FIP.
- •Trade strategies may need adjusting as season conditions change.
- 3:29 PMCBS Sports — Fantasy Baseball: Don't believe everything you see from these six pitchers, Spencer Arrighetti included
"They've come through for you to this point, but you may want to offload these pitchers before it's too late
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