Daily Fantasy MLB Baseball Picks for FanDuel and DraftKings - 7/26/17 Now’s your chance to get DFSR PRO, which will give you access to our MLB optimizer, our NBA Optimizer, and our new player lab! Get started for free by clicking the button below. START YOUR FREE TRIAL NOW! First time with MLB? Be sure to read our free MLB and NBA Ebooks on building lineups, general strategy and more. We've got you completely covered.   Pitcher Early Chris Sale FD 11800 DK 13400 Opponent - SEA (Moore) Park - @SEA FD - 47.71 DK - 31.62 With the earlier slate being the smaller of the two, we don't have a ton of options at pitcher. Fortunately, we have one of the best around in Chris Sale. Sale and the Sox will face the Mariners in pitcher-friendly Safeco Field, which is a huge bump. We all know how great Sale is, but let's take a quick look at his numbers. Through 141 innings, he's held a .244 wOBA and has struck out over 12 batters per 9 innings. The match-up with the Mariners is also a pretty solid one. With Cano, Seager, and Segura all hitting righties much better, they rely on Nelson Cruz for production against lefties. While there's always a chance of him coming through. I trust Chris Sale to work around him. Sale is the clear option in the early slate. Late Alex Wood FD 9800 DK 11200 Opponent - MIN (Santana) Park - @LAD FD - 39.69 DK - 26 Alex Wood is a guy I had locked in last time out. Boy, that was very frustrating. After getting screwed by some errors and allowing some runs, he worked out of the trouble. In the next inning, he dropped a pop up with runners on 2nd and 3rd with 2 outs. The point is he had a really crappy start. He's perfectly fine and will be the same pitcher once he regains his rhythm. Wood has been one of the best pitchers in the league this season. Striking out 12 per 9 and sporting a combined .271 wOBA. The Twins have ranked 20th in the league with a .306 wOBA against righties and strikeout at a 21% rate. Wood may not be the safest option by nature, but he's the best you'll find on this slate and his price is perfectly fine. Catcher Early Gary Sanchez FD 3300 DK 4400 Opponent - CIN (Bailey) Park - @NYY FD - 13.3 DK - 10.22 While we only have 4 games on this slate, there are some nice offenses to choose from. The best of all is probably the Yankees, who are facing off with Homer Bailey....

Daily Fantasy MLB Baseball Picks for FanDuel and DraftKings - 7/24/17 Now’s your chance to get DFSR PRO, which will give you access to our MLB optimizer, our NBA Optimizer, and our new player lab! Get started for free by clicking the button below. START YOUR FREE TRIAL NOW! First time with MLB? Be sure to read our free MLB and NBA Ebooks on building lineups, general strategy and more. We've got you completely covered.   Pitcher Jacob deGrom FD 11000 DK 13400 Opponent - SD (Richard) Park - @SD FD - 42.52 DK - 28.01 The pitcher spot may have left a sour spot in the mouths of many after last night, when Kershaw went down after just 2 innings. He's headed to the 10-day DL and should be back before we know it. That still does nothing to help to all of my dead lineups from yesterday, but what can we do. We now move on to a slate tonight where pitching is rather cut and dry. While there are 4 or 5 guys who deserve consideration, I think the top 2 is pretty clear in deGrom and Cole. Starting with deGrom, what's not to like? He's striking out over 10 batters per 9, walking just 2, and doing a good job of keeping speed off the bases that may result in a big inning. deGrom has been effective against both sides of the plate, with lefties posting a .306 wOBA and righties a respective .274. They now move into Petco Park to face one of the worst teams in the league, if not the worst. The Padres have an implied run total of 3.30 and are easily the lowest projected offense of the slate. deGrom is going to come out here and dominate in the huge park. He should be comfortable enough to let his fielders play and he shouldn't be biting at the corners all game long. He has the most upside and most safety, coming in as a clear number 1 in my book. Gerrit Cole FD 8700 DK 9900 Opponent - SF (Cain) Park - @SF FD - 33.51 DK - 22.01 I love to target the San Francisco Giants. Once a team that would destroy right-handed pitching (just 2 years ago), they now absolutely stink. So far in 2017, the Giants are the league's absolute worst team against righties. Yes, the Giants are the worst team in baseball against right-handed pitching. The team we would avoid at all costs is now the top target in the game. They also play in AT&T Park, which doesn't help the hitters too much at all. It's actually one of the 2 best ballparks for pitching. Gerrit...

Daily Fantasy MLB Hitter Stacks for FanDuel and DraftKings - 7/23/17 Here's where you can find some recommendations for GPP stacks to target for FanDuel and DraftKings. Find our main set of cash game picks here. Now’s your chance to get DFSR PRO, which will give you access to our MLB optimizer, our NBA Optimizer, and our new player lab! Get started for free by clicking the button below. START YOUR FREE TRIAL NOW! First time with MLB? Be sure to read our free MLB and NBA Ebooks on building lineups, general strategy and more. We've got you completely covered. Kansas City Royals It's almost upsetting how atrocious Derek Holland has been against righties. Giving up 19 home runs in 77 innings is unheard of and something you won't see often. At all. Holland has also given up another 21 doubles to righties, to put his wOBA over .380. He now moves into Kauffman Stadium to face the Royals, who have been gifted a 5.00+ implied run total from Vegas. Lorenzo Cain is my favorite of the bunch and he has always been a menace to left-handed pitching. Both Bonifacio and Perez have a bit of power and can hit lefties rather well. Whit Merrifield is a solid cash game option up front and one of the more intriguing options in the tourney stack. Either way you go, I would make sure Lorenzo Cain is involved. Main Stack - Lorenzo Cain, Jorge Bonifacio, Whit Merrifield, Salvador Perez Sneaky Stack- Lorenzo Cain, Jorge Bonifacio, Mike Moustakas, Jorge Soler Minnesota Twins The Twins are also facing a guy with some horrible splits against righties. Matt Boyd, while not as bad as Derek Holland, has sported a .371 wOBA against righties. He's also gotten a bit lucky, which means his wOBA should be somewhere around the .400 mark. Boyd is a young arm and he has a lot of work to do. It's clear that he's not ready for the majors yet and righties are abusing him. Brian Dozier and Miguel Sano are the creams of the crop with Robbie Grossman and Eduardo Escobar following closely. Both are switch hitters with a ton of skill against lefties. All in all, the Twins are an underrated offense with as much power potential as anyone. Main Stack - Brian Dozier, Miguel Sano, Robbie Grossman, Eduardo Escobar Sneaky Stack- Brian Dozier, Miguel Sano, Kennys Vargas, Robbie Grossman Try out InGame Fantasy for a totally new DFS experience. Promo code: DFSR TEAM THREE GRAB A FREE TRIAL OF OUR PROJECTION SYSTEM, AND CHECK OUT DFSR PRO! START FREE TRIAL NOW! GET OUR FREE EBOOK ON DAILY FANTASY MLB and NBA BY CLICKING HERE! You'll also get...

Daily Fantasy MLB Pitchers for FanDuel and DraftKings - 7/23/17 Here's where you can find some recommendations for tournament pitchers target for FanDuel and DraftKings. Find our main set of cash game picks here. Now’s your chance to get DFSR PRO, which will give you access to our MLB optimizer, our NBA Optimizer, and our new player lab! Get started for free by clicking the button below. START YOUR FREE TRIAL NOW! First time with MLB? Be sure to read our free MLB and NBA Ebooks on building lineups, general strategy and more. We've got you completely covered. Pitchers Jose Quintana FD 8600 DK 9700 Opponent - STL (Wacha) Park - @CHCFD - 33.83 DK - 22.18 Quintana surely quieted the haters in his first Cubs start, going 7 innings and striking out 12, en route to a victory. It was definitely more strikeouts than he usually grabs, but nothing too crazy. He's always been very consistent, though the influx in strikeouts isn't all that surprising, considering we saw it more than a few times last season. He now faces the Cardinals, a team who is far worse against lefties. We saw Jon Lester shut them down last night and I wouldn't be surprised to see an encore out of Quintana. Matt Carpenter, Dexter Fowler, and Yadier Molina are all worse against left-handers. When you look at the lineup, it's just not very scary. His price is down and with so many elite pitching options, he lets you pay up elsewhere while getting tons of upside and safety. This game will cap the night off and start at 8 PM, which can always make things interesting towards the end of the night. As long as he's pitching well, Maddon will have no problem with a 100-110 pitch outing. Dinelson Lamet FD 7900 DK 7500 Opponent - SF (Blach) Park - @SFFD - 27.53 DK - 18.35 Dinelson Lamet is a very scary pitcher to roster and just as scary to recommend. On one hand, he struggles against lefties and is a very erratic pitcher. On the other hand, he has a phenomenal match-up and the upside is through the roof. With an K/9 approaching 13, Lamet has elite K numbers. He's also held opposing bats to a 14% line drive rate, which is elite. He takes on the absolute worst team in the league against righties in the San Francisco Giants. They have held a .290 team wOBA and show no signs of hope. While I would not hope for a clean slate out of Lamet, I'd look for 7 innings, 2 runs, and 10-13 strikeouts. The other stat line for Lamet is 2 innings, 8 runs allowed, and...

Daily Fantasy MLB Baseball Picks for FanDuel and DraftKings - 7/23/17 Now’s your chance to get DFSR PRO, which will give you access to our MLB optimizer, our NBA Optimizer, and our new player lab! Get started for free by clicking the button below. START YOUR FREE TRIAL NOW! First time with MLB? Be sure to read our free MLB and NBA Ebooks on building lineups, general strategy and more. We've got you completely covered.   Pitcher Clayton Kershaw FD 12500 DK 13600 Opponent - ATL (Newcomb) Park - @LAD FD - 49.17 DK - 32.63 I know, you'd never expect Kershaw to be the top pitcher on the slate. Especially against the juggernaut of a team that is the Atlanta Braves. With all joking aside, you can't argue against Kershaw tonight. This is one of the best possible matchups in the entire league for him and it's shown in the Vegas line. Sitting at a 7 over/under, the Dodgers are favored by a stupid -360. It's the most I can remember seeing in a while and not a number you will see more than once or twice per season. It doesn't take much explanation to show why Kershaw should dominate here. First of all, he's the best. He's held both lefties and righties to a sub .300 wOBA while striking out 10.5 and walking 1.5 per 9 innings. You then get to the Braves lineup, which is putrid to begin with. You then add in the top bats being left-handed and it creates a recipe for Kershaw success. As always, it comes down to the price and whether you can fit him. If you can, he's the top option in all formats and it's not too close. Corey Kluber FD 11300 DK 12400 Opponent - TOR (Happ) Park - @CLE FD - 41.36 DK - 27.28 This is a day where you probably want to pay up at pitcher. The only arm I would consider paying down for is Dinelson Lamet and he's not even that cheap. Instead, let's stay in the high-end and focus on Corey Kluber. Kluber and the Indians move into Toronto to face off with the Blue Jays, a team that is far better against lefties. Against righties, the Jays have ranked 23rd in baseball with a .311 team wOBA. They strikeout 22% of the time and have shown no signs of being unlucky. Kluber on the other hand, has returned to his dominant self. He's striking out 12 batters per 9 innings and dominating both sides of the plate. The Blue Jays will likely have at least 6 righties in the lineup, whom Kluber has held a .239 wOBA against. If you're looking...