The FanDuel MLB DFS Picks of last night got some wonderful production from the gamers that played, although there were some players which didn’t begin their games too.
Our lineup has started off with a performance from Reds right-hander Sonny Gray on the right note. Gray hurled six innings of both one-run ball to go along with 10 punchouts while making the win on the San Diego Padres. While the strikeouts continue to come in droves for the veteran his rebound season proceeds.
Our Cubs pile that is four-man did not just receive a bunch of production throughout, and Ian Happ did not have the starting nod, which means you’d have experienced an outfield or utility place to perform with. Nevertheless, Anthony Rizzo had as he clubbed a pair of solo home runs in this . Kyle Schwarber doubled and walked while Javier Baez scored a run and singled. Rizzo and Schwarber donated, even though it wasn’t the worst consequence we have had with a pile, either, but I needed more in this stack from Baez.
As Sean Rodriguez reluctantly didn’t begin against the Brian Johnson despite several amounts versus lefties this year our Phillies mini-stack become a one-off. At knocking two or three base hits, cesar Hernandez did fine, however that I like once Rodriguez was not at the starting lineup, wouldn’t have used him as a one-off.
The scratches lasted because outfielder Lane Thomas did not begin as Harrison Bader had been brought back up from the minors, so there.
Finally, our last one-off Joc Pederson failed his role, though he didn’t hit from the leadoff spot. It was quite fortunate as Pederson clubbed a three-run home run from a standing participant in the Jays’ Richard Urena since the Dodgers blew out the Blue Jays 16-3.
We got excellent production in this lineup from our starters, and now let’s keep that moving on tonight ‘s slate!
P — Walker Buehler (LAD) — $11,000 vs. TOR
To me, you have to pay up to get a pitcher on this background. You have Justin Verlander, Walker Buehler and Patrick Corbin all pitching in amazing situations on this 11-game background, and to me, it’s probably got to be one of these three you roll with unless you would like to go a little further and grab somebody else like Yu Darvish in the home against the Giants. For me, I’ll take Buehler as he is a bit more cost-efficient compared to Verlander and might very realistically boast some of the exact identical upside despite Verlander confronting the strikeout-prone Tigers. Buehler’s matchup isn’t too shabby either as he chooses on a Jays club that sports the eighth-highest strikeout speed versus right-handed pitching this year, and while they’ve hit for more power in the second half of the season, Buehler’s 1.02 HR/9 over the season is a lot lower than the 1.64 mark Verlander owns on this year. Buehler has shrunk into a 3.31 ERA over the season, but in addition a 2.99 FIP and also 3.36 xFIP to go along with a large 10.57 K/9 clip and a tiny 1.66 BB/9 speed. Furthermore, he sports a 2.33 ERA at home to go along with a 2.39 FIP, 2.80 xFIP and a massive 13.43 K/BB ratio as he punches out 11.54 batters per nine innings in the home and walks only 0.86 per nine. He has a 15 strikeout sport plus a 16 strikeout game at home as well grab the young right-hander within this 1 tonight.
C/1B — Logan Morrison (PHI) — $2,100 vs. BOS
Obviously, Buehler is breaking us a pretty penny tonight at an $11K cost tag, so we are going to have to find some value bats somewhere in this lineup, particularly since I’m also paying up for a high-upside stack as well. After enjoying Triple-A ball for most of the season, Morrison latched on with the Phillies and has become five matches with the club for this stage, but just with eight plate appearances. That said, Morrison has done serious harm at the Triple-A amount this year as he hit 15 home runs and published a gigantic .368 ISO from the Yankees’ system before in the year prior to catching on with the Phillies and posted a .237 ISO with three homers in only 18 games for the Phillies’ Triple-A affiliate. Needless to say, Morrison has shown big-time power versus right-handed pitching in the big leagues before this year as he possesses a career .209 ISO vs righties and a 111 wRC+ from them as well. When he was cut by the Twins last time he hit against right-handers for a potent .204 ISO. Morrison has also has success of tonight’s Red Sox newcomer Rick Porcello as he’s gone 12 to get 40 (.300) with three doubles and two homers off of him, good for a .225 ISO and .874 OPS versus the veteran right-hander. Add it all up and that I believe there is a lot of worth upside down at this price.
2B — Whit Merrifield (KC) — $3,400 vs. BAL
My main stack tonight will be a four-man Royals stack since they accept on right-hander Aaron Brooks and the Baltimore Orioles from the hitter-friendly boundaries of Camden Yards tonight. Brooks is among the very targetable pitchers in DFS today because he enters this one wearing a 6.49 ERA, 5.94 FIP, 5.31 xFIP along with a 2.20 HR/9 clip across 13 starts and 22 looks on the year. He has also allowed 14 earned runs over his last two starts spanning just 8.1 innings, so we have something to use here, especially if we factor in the barbarous Orioles bullpen with the team’s worst ERA at a ghastly 6.36 mark. Enter Merrifield who must be on the most pesky leadoff guys in the game as he gets the job done against the pitching. His power is usually up against lefties, but Merrifield still owns a .312 average, .821 OPS, .347 wOBA along with 115 wRC+ versus right-handed pitching on this season, together with all those characters, save for the OPS, superior versus right-handed pens. He also owns a .179 ISO, .876 OPS, .367 wOBA along with 129 wRC+ on the street versus righties this year. We get power and speed with Merrifield has he has hit 14 homers and discharged 16 bases on the season, so let’s grab the massive cross-category potential together with the Royals’ second baseman tonight.
3B — Hunter Dozier (KC) — $4,100 vs. BAL
One of the league leading breakout players of 2019, Dozier attracts an abundance of power into this matchup against a pitcher who’s surrendering over his fair share of home runs. After not just posting a consistent history of power in his minor league career, Dozier hit 11 homers after his promotion into the big leagues last season in just over half a year’s worth of activity, revealing some power possible from the procedure. This year, he’s hit 22 home runs and posted a .266 ISO to cement his status for a powerhouse in the big leagues, even if he’s a late bloomer at the age of 27. The electricity is up versus lefties, but let us not scoff at Dozier’s big-time .255 ISO, .906 OPS, .374 wOBA and 133 wRC+ around the season versus right-handed pitching. The electricity plays up on your way beyond his pitcher-friendly home park at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City since Dozier possesses a enormous .292 ISO to go together with an .884 OPS, .362 wOBA and 125 wRC+ on the season from right-handers away from house. Dozier’s consistency has been on display in addition to he posted a .250 ISO, .899 OPS, .371 wOBA along with 131 wRC+ at first half of the season, but he’s raised his performance to a .295 ISO, .951 OPS, .389 wOBA along with 144 wRC+ because the All-Star break, for example a .388 ISO, 1.049 OPS, .418 wOBA along with 163 wRC+ in the month of August. No need to fade the baseman that is massive tonight.
SS — Jean Segura (PHI) — $3,300 vs. BOS
The shortstop position is a little bit difficult to fill tonight, especially if we must continue to keep down costs with some expensive pitchers on the slate. But with Morrison at such a low cost I managed to fit in a Phillies mini-stack against Porcello along with also his 5.49 ERA on the season. For starters, I usually want to roster Segura against left-handed pitching as that’s where most of his power comes out, but he stays a fairly productive bat against righties as well and as had success against Porcello in his career, so I don’t mind him as a part of a mini-stack within this 1 tonight. For the season vs righties, Segura owns a .284 average while he attracts a few strong stolen base upside into the table also with seven steals in the year, all of which have come from right-handed pitching. Segura is also swinging a hot bat in the plate right now as he is riding a four-game hit streak entering this one and has gone for 16 (.375) with four doubles, four runs scored and four RBI in that span. His four doubles have come across the previous 3 games along with his four RBI have come across his last two matches, including a double and 2 RBI in the last night’s series-opening win. Given the thin crop of shortstops, particularly when we factor in cost and matchup, I will utilize Segura at rather low ownership as part of a mini-stack tonight.
OF — Jorge Soler (KC) — $3,800 vs. BAL
Next guy up in our four-man Royals heap is Soler who, for example Dozier, has enjoyed a large breakout using the bat here in 2019. Soler struggled to stay healthy and find a regular spot in the Cubs or even Royals outfielder before this year, but he’s removed in fulltime work this time around. Entering this one tonight, Soler has smacked 35 home runs on the season, almost tripling his previous career-high of 12 set in part-time obligation with the Cubs in 2016. The best news with Soler with this matchup tonight is the simple fact he possesses reverse splits on this season. Against right-handed pitchers such as Brooks, Soler has blasted 26 of the 35 home runs and owns a enormous .313 ISO, .932 OPS, .382 wOBA along with 139 wRC+ vs same-handed pitching on this season. The numbers tendency on the road to a .335 ISO, .939 OPS, .385 wOBA along with 141 wRC+ vs righties from home. Furthermore, Soler is enjoying a gigantic month of August for this point as he owns the eye-popping .471 ISO, 1.338 OPS, .526 wOBA along with 236 wRC+ to the month to this stage. Against a pitching staff that’s allowing the most home runs in baseball season, Soler has a few of the record’s largest home run upside to be sure.
OF — Adam Duvall (ATL) — $2,900 vs. MIA
I think we have something here with Duvall and the Braves because they accept left-hander Caleb Smith and the Miami Marlins tonight. Smith is having a great season and appears to be a real nice young arm to the Marlins’ future, nevertheless Smith has been vulnerable to the long ball this season, particularly on the street where he possesses a huge 2.30 HR/9 rate despite adhering a 3.95 ERA on the road. He possesses a 5.20 FIP and also 4.91 xFIP versus right-handed bats on the street as well, so I’ll be rostering a couple cost-efficient Braves outfielders within this 1 tonight, starting here with Duvall who’s smacked left-handed pitching in the big leagues and the minors this season. At Triple-A prior to his big league promotion, Duvall submitted a monstrous 1.154 OPS versus left wing pitching with 10 home runs in just 89 at-bats against them. From the big leagues, each of Duvall has done is place a .358 typical to cooperate with a large .474 ISO, 1.251 OPS, .486 wOBA along with 201 wRC+ versus lefties along a 19 at-bat sample size with three homers in that time. The power versus lefties is nothing fresh as Duvall owns a profession .228 ISO versus them along with also a 102 wRC+ to boot, so I am all over this man against a pitcher permitting a ton of home runs from his pitcher-friendly house venue tonight.
OF — Charlie Culberson (ATL) — $2,000 vs. MIA
It is participant like Culberson who provide us the chance just as if we have with our Royals stack to roster some bats that are high-upside. Having said that, he is not just a throw at minimum cost for wages reasons, but instead a player who could provide this lineup a significant shot in the arm with some production given his breaks on this year. Like Duvall, Culberson is mashing left handed pitching this season as he possesses a .370 average, .239 ISO, .992 OPS, .410 wOBA and also a 152 wRC+ against southpaw pitching. With park variables included, Culberson has been 52% above league average versus left-handers this season. In house versus lefties, he owns a .313 ISO, .978 OPS, .397 wOBA along with 144 wRC+. The 1 downside with Culberson is that he has been struggling with the plate of late despite seeing some fairly regular playing time over the previous few months, but in the minimum cost I believe we certainly have something to work with here. He is 1 for 3 with an RBI in a tiny career sample against Smith, but I am here for the energy upside down against a pitcher that has been inventing the long ball on the street this year.
UTIL — Ryan O’Hearn (KC) — $2,400 vs. BAL
Improving our four-man Royals pile is O’Hearn who’s not have a wonderful season this time around, but could certainly deliver some value for the price given some past generation. This season against right-wing pitching, O’Hearn owns a .139 ISO and also .582 OPS, very inferior numbers to make sure. On the other hand, the numbers perk up somewhat to some decent .152 ISO and also .648 OPS on the street versus righties, and the Royals will really hit in a hitter-friendly environment tonight. Nevertheless, there’s time to allow O’Hearn to flip things around and we do not have to look too far back to get proof of his ability to strike right-handed pitching for power. Last year across a 112 at-bat sample dimensions versus righties, O’Hearn published a massive .393 ISO, 1.108 OPS, .458 wOBA plus also a 194 wRC+. In addition, he hit righties to get a .412 ISO, 1.132 OPS, .467 wOBA and 200 wRC+ on the road versus righties last year. Additionally the 26-year-old O’Hearn has now posted a tremendous 1.049 OPS against right-wing pitching at the Triple-A amount this season. Truth be told, I’d a utility place open with $2,400 to spend in this lineup , and we might as well go together with O’Hearn to finish a four-man stack given the gigantic numbers he’s exhibited versus righties lately despite some bad numbers up to now across 74 enormous league games that year.
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