Max Scherzer's tremendous strikeout rate will make him a popular play.
Against the lefty Lucchesi and at Coors Field, Nolan Arenado is in position to thrive.
While he admits Max Scherzer’s matchup with the Dodgers isn’t ideal, Chris Bennett notes that Scherzer has earned 40 FanDuel points in four out of his last five starts.
Todd Zola looks at the pre and post-Memorial Day hitting leaderboards from 2018 to examine how much fortunes can change over the rest of the season, as they did last year for Max Muncy.
Adam Zdroik’s Friday recommendations include an Angels stack against Dan Straily and the Orioles.
Mike Barner delivers his picks for Friday’s Yahoo slate, including Astros hurler Justin Verlander against Texas.
James and Clay are alarmed by Ender Inciarte suddenly slowing down. The average is taking a surprising dip.
Scott Jenstad wouldn’t trade Victor Robles in a keeper league, but in a single season league, Jenstad considers him a sell high candidate.
For Friday’s slate, Chris Bennett recommends a Phillies stack featuring a raking Rhys Hoskins against Royals pitcher Homer Bailey.
Zach Wheeler has battled inconsistency this season, but with a cushy matchup against the Marlins he looks like a solid option for Friday's slate on PrizePicks.
Liss and Jeff discuss Miguel Cabrera's lack of home runs this season and if that will change going forward.
Christopher Olson provides his recommendations for Thursday’s DraftKings slate, which features Rich Hill against Washington.
Brad Johnson examines American League closer situations, and in Texas he anticipates Jose LeClerc will regain the closing job he recently lost.
Thursday's odd FanDuel schedule has Kevin Payne taking a shot on a pitcher with a risky matchup.
Mike Barner tees up Thursday’s Yahoo slate, recommending an Angels stack against Ryan Carpenter and the Tigers.
Jeff and Liss discuss Melky Cabrera's hot start to the 2019 season.
Chris Morgan picks the Wednesday DraftKings slate as Kris Bryant should be part of a key Cubs stack against the Marlins.
Kevin Payne checks out Wednesday's slate and thinks an Atlanta stack including Ozzie Albies could be a profitable pivot away from the ultra-popular Coors bats, even against Clayton Kershaw.