Today’s MLB DFS slate is packed with exciting matchups, and we’ve sifted through the data to bring you the top five hitters to consider for your lineups. Alongside these heavy hitters, we’ll also highlight a few under-the-radar plays that could provide excellent value. Let’s dive into the details!
Ford has shown significant power against right-handed pitching (.244 ISO).
Michael King has been solid but is more vulnerable to left-handed power.
Great American Ball Park’s hitter-friendly dimensions enhance Ford’s upside.
Ezequiel Duran (TEX) vs. Taijuan Walker (PHI)
Position: OF
Salary: $2800
Matchup Insight:
Duran’s power against right-handed pitching (.121 ISO) and his low salary make him a potential value play.
Walker’s tendency to give up home runs to righties aligns well with Duran’s strengths.
Joey Bart (PIT) vs. Blake Snell (SF)
Position: C
Salary: $3100
Matchup Insight:
Bart’s power against left-handed pitchers (.016 ISO, though low in sample size) and Snell’s occasional control issues can be exploited.
Bart’s position in the lineup offers opportunities for RBIs and runs scored.
Spencer Steer (CIN) vs. Michael King (SD)
Position: 1B/OF
Salary: $5200
Matchup Insight:
Steer has been consistent against right-handers (.170 ISO) and can provide multi-position eligibility.
Great American Ball Park’s conditions favor hitters, enhancing Steer’s potential output.
Andrew Vaughn (CWS) vs. Chris Bassitt (TOR)
Position: 1B
Salary: $3200
Matchup Insight:
Vaughn’s power against right-handers (.160 ISO) can come into play against Bassitt.
With Bassitt’s tendency to give up hard contact to righties, Vaughn could capitalize in a high-scoring environment.
These hitters offer a blend of power, favorable matchups, and value that can help you build a winning DFS lineup. Pay attention to the ballpark factors and pitching matchups to maximize your potential points. Good luck!