I've gotta say, it's nice to have a full week's worth of games to work with. Last week felt a little like picking nits, and I'm nary a nitpicker. One thing I still would like to see though IS SOME FRIGGIN CALL UPS. It's been quite a while since we've had even a couple of mid-level names like Shane Bieber or Freddy Peralta called up. You haven't really even got any value from uber-prospect Walker Buehler since early June. It would be nice to infuse some new blood into this list, but we do have a fair bit of moving and shaking to discuss. We did see two impressive debuts in back-to-back days for the Cardinals in Daniel Poncedeleon and Austin Gomber. For our purposes however, I don't think there's much there. Poncedeleon was a fine conquistador of the minors, but is a low upside option as a starter and appears to be headed to the pen anyway. The same can likely be said of Gomber with Carlos Martinez supposedly back this week, although he makes for a more interesting starter if they were to stretch him out. There are at least some veterans that have crept on to the back end of the list to mix things up. I mentioned Homer Bailey in yesterday's Two Startapalooza, whose fastball is up to 95 after a couple months on the DL, and he tossed his slider and curve more with good results. I'd like to write up Stroman, but there isn't that much to say. I couldn't tell you the last time he cracked the list, but he's been solid over the last month or so, so despite the total lack of strikeouts he's in the 90's. Unfortunately, Stephen Strasburg is back on the DL (shocker) with neck issues. He returned long enough to torpedo your ratios for a week, so that's nice. Here are some of this week's newcomers, risers, and fallers.