MLB DFS 7/9: Studs and Value Plays
July 9, 2022
With summer in full swing, we look to continue rolling with our MLB DFS plays. It is another beautiful Saturday that has a full slate of games.
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With summer in full swing, we look to continue rolling with our MLB DFS plays. It is another beautiful Saturday that has a full slate of games.
A two-sport star (football and baseball), Robby Snelling is a big, physical southpaw who saw his stock skyrocket after a strong senior season on the mound.
We’re just a few days removed from the Fourth of July and it’s not a bad idea to expect some postgame entertainment.
Over the last few months, Pittsburgh Pirates fans have gotten a preview of the future.
Hopefully we can duplicate our success for tonight’s 10-game slate kicking off at 7:05pm EDT.
While injuries and performance have tested the Red Sox’s depth, Austin Davis has emerged as a critical piece.
On certain occasions, I pick the cheapest and most valuable studs for your fantasy lineups. While I typically encourage you to spend the extra penny, I think it’s time to spare your piggy banks.
Kumar Rocker is a two-time draftee and now embarking on a third trip to the Los Angeles draft.
Hunter Barco had to be shut down in May of his junior season after undergoing Tommy John surgery but was a key member of the Florida Gators rotation until that point. Without the injury, the southpaw may have been the first pitcher drafted this year.
With a huge 12-game DFS slate on DraftKings tonight, we dive into some reasonably-priced players. There are plenty to choose from and hopefully, we hit as we did on Sunday.
The MLB Draft will be here before you know it, and it is time to take a look at another budding prospect.
With a masterful postseason performance, Cade Horton led Oklahoma to a runner-up finish in the College World Series and elevated his draft stock. Despite struggling in the regular season, the right-hander firmly put himself into first-round potential. Let’s take a look at what Horton brings to the mound.
With summer in full swing, we look to continue rolling with our MLB DFS plays. It is another beautiful Saturday that has a full slate of games.
A two-sport star (football and baseball), Robby Snelling is a big, physical southpaw who saw his stock skyrocket after a strong senior season on the mound.
We’re just a few days removed from the Fourth of July and it’s not a bad idea to expect some postgame entertainment.
Over the last few months, Pittsburgh Pirates fans have gotten a preview of the future.
Hopefully we can duplicate our success for tonight’s 10-game slate kicking off at 7:05pm EDT.
While injuries and performance have tested the Red Sox’s depth, Austin Davis has emerged as a critical piece.
On certain occasions, I pick the cheapest and most valuable studs for your fantasy lineups. While I typically encourage you to spend the extra penny, I think it’s time to spare your piggy banks.
Kumar Rocker is a two-time draftee and now embarking on a third trip to the Los Angeles draft.
Hunter Barco had to be shut down in May of his junior season after undergoing Tommy John surgery but was a key member of the Florida Gators rotation until that point. Without the injury, the southpaw may have been the first pitcher drafted this year.
With a huge 12-game DFS slate on DraftKings tonight, we dive into some reasonably-priced players. There are plenty to choose from and hopefully, we hit as we did on Sunday.
The MLB Draft will be here before you know it, and it is time to take a look at another budding prospect.
With a masterful postseason performance, Cade Horton led Oklahoma to a runner-up finish in the College World Series and elevated his draft stock. Despite struggling in the regular season, the right-hander firmly put himself into first-round potential. Let’s take a look at what Horton brings to the mound.
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