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Why we like him
What makes Ryan Johnson worth rostering is his genuine swing and miss upside, highlighted by a six-inning, one-hit outing with eight strikeouts against Baltimore on June 23 that flashed the high-ceiling starter he was billed to be. He also brings prospect pedigree and strikeout chops across the sample, with 37 punchouts in 46 innings this season, so you can expect the upside of multi-K outings more often than not. That upside comes with volatility, and with three appearances in the last 15 game weeks and Sorare projections of 22.5 (Edge) and 28.2 (Sorare) plus model confidence MEDIUM, treat him as a matchup play when strikeouts matter and as a capped-floor option against tougher lineups.