MLB probable pitchers for May 6, 2026. See all starting matchups, game times, odds, and strikeout props for today’s slate.
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Wednesday’s slate features a full schedule of games, highlighted by Tyler Glasnow continuing his dominant stretch for the Dodgers, Will Warren anchoring another strong outing for New York, and Shane McClanahan building momentum after back-to-back shutout performances for Tampa Bay.
Despite allowing no more than two runs in four straight starts, Corbin owns an xERA of 5.71. McClanahan has been looking like his old self lately, tossing 11 shutout innings over his last two starts.
Misiorowski continues to post extremely high strikeout numbers with a current K/9 of 13.9. Liberatore is another regression candidate, with a 4.50 ERA and an xERA of 5.79.
Glasnow has been extremely efficient as of late, allowing just three runs on six hits with 25 strikeouts over his last three starts. McCullers has been the opposite, allowing 14 runs (12 earned) on 13 hits with 16 strikeouts and 11 walks in his last three.
While Waldron hasn’t been as bad as his 9.88 ERA shows, his 4.62 xERA suggests better underlying performance. Houser, who notoriously struggles against lefties, has a .505 wOBA with a 6.91 FIP against them so far this season.
Schultz has limited the damage well thus far, but his 5.06 BB/9 is an area of concern. Urena has only thrown 16.1 innings this season and has a 3.86 ERA with an xERA of 3.41. However, his 7.1 BB/9 is going to cause trouble eventually.
Holmes is coming off his worst start of the year, though it came at Coors Field. The Rockies tagged him for six runs (five earned) through five innings. Woo has had back-to-back poor starts, allowing 13 runs on 16 hits, including six home runs, against the Royals and Cardinals.
Springs has had a lot of trouble with home runs lately, allowing six over his last three starts. This will be only the third start for Wheeler, who has gone 11 innings and allowed three runs on six hits with 14 strikeouts.
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Young fell apart in his last start, allowing seven runs on 10 hits through just 10 innings against the Astros. Perez has been very inconsistent through seven starts, posting a 4.45 ERA with an xERA of 5.01 and a 4.63 FIP.
Walks have been one of the biggest issues for Flaherty, as he’s issued at least three in six of his seven starts.
Ober’s strikeout numbers have been all over the place. After recently striking out 10 through 6.1 innings against the Reds, Ober has just five strikeouts over his last 12 innings. After a nightmare start to the season, Mikolas hasn’t allowed more than three runs in two starts and three long relief appearances.
Eovaldi faced the Yankees his last time out and shut them out through seven innings with seven strikeouts. Warren has yet to allow more than two earned runs in a start, and his xERA of 3.39 shows that he’s been as good as advertised.
Singer has given up four home runs over his last 8.2 innings against the Tigers and Pirates. Rea’s ERA and xERA are exactly the same at 4.41.
After allowing 10 home runs through 95.1 innings last season, Cantillo has given up five through 34.1 innings this year. Ragans has been unusually shaky with his command, walking at least four hitters in three of his seven starts.
This will be the third start of the season for Scott, who has gone 6.1 innings, allowing three runs on three hits with five walks and nine strikeouts. Quintana has been great over his last two starts against the Braves and Mets, allowing just two runs on seven hits with eight strikeouts.
After five starts with only three runs allowed, Skenes struggled against the Cardinals. He allowed five runs (four earned) on eight hits with nine strikeouts. Soroka finally got blown up in his last start, allowing eight runs on 10 hits through three innings of work against the Brewers.
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