The first month of the 2021 season is in the books, and what an exciting first month it was. With fans back, you feel a whole different vibe and the game seems more invigorating than ever. Young players are starting to emerge and veterans that have struggled are coming back strong. Both of those are featured in this week’s best hitters.
Dustin May will be undergoing Tommy John surgery after exiting his last start with elbow discomfort. He will miss the remainder of the 2021 season, which certainly tests the Dodgers’ starting pitching depth.
We have a nice 10-game slate to start the week tonight. There are six values on this first Monday in May that will be covered. Let’s get right to it and win some cash in MLB DFS for Monday.
One of the more competitive and open divisions in Major League Baseball, the American League Central, proved to be just that in April. The Kansas City Royals were ahead of the preseason favorite Chicago White Sox by 1.5 games with a record of 15-9. While it is early in the season, it is clear that as of this moment, this division is open for the taking. Let’s take a look at how each team did in baseball’s first month of the season.
It’s that time again! Hopefully, it’s not too late. Taking it down to the wire, you need some quick-hitting insight as to who you can pick up for your fantasy rosters.
Through April, the National League East was led by the Philadelphia Phillies at 13-13. Every other division leader in Major League Baseball was at least five games over .500. Let’s break down how the teams got off to a less-than-stellar start.
There have been a ton of absolutely awful calls by Major League umpires. Luckily, this has mostly been erased by the replay rule, as whenever an umpire messes up, the affected team can usually choose to review the play to change the outcome.
As the Red Sox relievers have rebounded from a tough 2020 campaign with the help of a few new additions, Ottavino has been a key piece. After a rough start, the New York native has been one of Boston’s most effective arms the past two weeks.
In honor of the NFL Draft being held in Cleveland, home of the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame, we have a Saturday song list to go with our usual values for our six-game slate in MLB DFS tonight starting at 7:00 pm ET.
We split our picks last time, as the Seattle Mariners’ Yusei Kikuchi had a bounce-back performance, silencing the powerful Houston Astros bats. Today we will be focusing on two explosive offenses at a very hitter-friendly park as well as the Cardinals sending their ace to that mound at PNC Park.
Entering this season, the American League East division had a pretty clear hierarchy. Through the first month of the year, that seems to have been flipped on itself.
A lot of people had tremendous success padding their wallets playing my DFS lineup for Taco Tuesday. Why deviate from what got us to the here and now? We are going to play the late slate again like we did on Tuesday and hope for similar results. Let’s keep this run going.
The first month of the 2021 season is in the books, and what an exciting first month it was. With fans back, you feel a whole different vibe and the game seems more invigorating than ever. Young players are starting to emerge and veterans that have struggled are coming back strong. Both of those are featured in this week’s best hitters.
Dustin May will be undergoing Tommy John surgery after exiting his last start with elbow discomfort. He will miss the remainder of the 2021 season, which certainly tests the Dodgers’ starting pitching depth.
We have a nice 10-game slate to start the week tonight. There are six values on this first Monday in May that will be covered. Let’s get right to it and win some cash in MLB DFS for Monday.
One of the more competitive and open divisions in Major League Baseball, the American League Central, proved to be just that in April. The Kansas City Royals were ahead of the preseason favorite Chicago White Sox by 1.5 games with a record of 15-9. While it is early in the season, it is clear that as of this moment, this division is open for the taking. Let’s take a look at how each team did in baseball’s first month of the season.
It’s that time again! Hopefully, it’s not too late. Taking it down to the wire, you need some quick-hitting insight as to who you can pick up for your fantasy rosters.
Through April, the National League East was led by the Philadelphia Phillies at 13-13. Every other division leader in Major League Baseball was at least five games over .500. Let’s break down how the teams got off to a less-than-stellar start.
There have been a ton of absolutely awful calls by Major League umpires. Luckily, this has mostly been erased by the replay rule, as whenever an umpire messes up, the affected team can usually choose to review the play to change the outcome.
As the Red Sox relievers have rebounded from a tough 2020 campaign with the help of a few new additions, Ottavino has been a key piece. After a rough start, the New York native has been one of Boston’s most effective arms the past two weeks.
In honor of the NFL Draft being held in Cleveland, home of the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame, we have a Saturday song list to go with our usual values for our six-game slate in MLB DFS tonight starting at 7:00 pm ET.
We split our picks last time, as the Seattle Mariners’ Yusei Kikuchi had a bounce-back performance, silencing the powerful Houston Astros bats. Today we will be focusing on two explosive offenses at a very hitter-friendly park as well as the Cardinals sending their ace to that mound at PNC Park.
Entering this season, the American League East division had a pretty clear hierarchy. Through the first month of the year, that seems to have been flipped on itself.
A lot of people had tremendous success padding their wallets playing my DFS lineup for Taco Tuesday. Why deviate from what got us to the here and now? We are going to play the late slate again like we did on Tuesday and hope for similar results. Let’s keep this run going.
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