Week 1 of the NFL season is oftentimes a wild and unpredictable ride. The same can be said about many weeks, however, what we think we know going into the season, becomes more clear after a real game is played.
The NASCAR Playoffs have officially begun. Last week Kevin Harvick was able to pick up the victory and lock himself into the round of 12. The next two races of the first round will be at short tracks. This weekend at Richmond followed by Bristol. Richmond will be a pivotal race for all the playoff drivers.
Tonight’s main slate of action includes 10 games starting at 8:05 p.m. ET. Even though Yankees and Orioles players are listed, those players won’t be eligible for scoring as they play a doubleheader.
Each week, this article will be looking at players outside the top-12 at their respective position that can help you win your weekly contests in daily fantasy. Some weeks will be running back and wide receiver centric, while others will focus on quarterbacks and tight ends if the matchups go that way.
Only a week after Ross Chastain lost out on a chance at the win, after being matted up with A.J. Allmendinger on the last lap. It would indeed, happen again this past weekend at Darlington.
Continuing to give some love to the West Coast, let’s breakdown the two games on the 9 p.m. slate on DraftKings. There aren’t too many choices but still money to be had. Rock and roll with MLB DFS for September 10.
It has been a long seven months since the last NFL game. That game ended with Patrick Mahomes leading the Kansas City Chiefs to their first Super Bowl since 1970. To kick things off in 2020 we get a rematch from last seasons AFC divisional series playoff game.
Hello DFS fanatics, welcome to another edition of Arms, Bats, and Stacks. While the slate is a little different between the two major sites (DraftKings and Fanduel), let’s take more of a look at DraftKings in particular.
Let’s go back to the Short Slate tonight on DraftKings. The last time we played one it went pretty well with Trevor Story and Nolan Arenado mashing. Can we find lightning in a bottle again?
The tug-of-war between drivers Kevin Harvick and Denny Hamlin did not let up over the two race double-header this past weekend at Dover. It was Hamlin that struck first blood on Saturday, working himself around race leader Martin Truex Jr. with eight laps left remaining. Hamlin put himself into a jam after a bad restart on lap 193 but would systematically pass through the cars in front.
The NASCAR Xfinity Series is back to Daytona for the third time this season. This time they will be back on the 2.5-mile oval. The Xfinity series still has five races before the playoffs, unlike the cup series, which starts next week. This race will be huge for many drivers as they fight to make the playoffs.
Here we are entrenched into August with the fall season right around the corner. The trade deadline is also approaching with many teams heavily involved in the race towards a playoff birth. Stay tuned for wall-to-wall coverage but in the meantime, let’s continue to build optimal lineups to cash in on whatever contests you are eyeing up this evening.
Week 1 of the NFL season is oftentimes a wild and unpredictable ride. The same can be said about many weeks, however, what we think we know going into the season, becomes more clear after a real game is played.
The NASCAR Playoffs have officially begun. Last week Kevin Harvick was able to pick up the victory and lock himself into the round of 12. The next two races of the first round will be at short tracks. This weekend at Richmond followed by Bristol. Richmond will be a pivotal race for all the playoff drivers.
Tonight’s main slate of action includes 10 games starting at 8:05 p.m. ET. Even though Yankees and Orioles players are listed, those players won’t be eligible for scoring as they play a doubleheader.
Each week, this article will be looking at players outside the top-12 at their respective position that can help you win your weekly contests in daily fantasy. Some weeks will be running back and wide receiver centric, while others will focus on quarterbacks and tight ends if the matchups go that way.
Only a week after Ross Chastain lost out on a chance at the win, after being matted up with A.J. Allmendinger on the last lap. It would indeed, happen again this past weekend at Darlington.
Continuing to give some love to the West Coast, let’s breakdown the two games on the 9 p.m. slate on DraftKings. There aren’t too many choices but still money to be had. Rock and roll with MLB DFS for September 10.
It has been a long seven months since the last NFL game. That game ended with Patrick Mahomes leading the Kansas City Chiefs to their first Super Bowl since 1970. To kick things off in 2020 we get a rematch from last seasons AFC divisional series playoff game.
Hello DFS fanatics, welcome to another edition of Arms, Bats, and Stacks. While the slate is a little different between the two major sites (DraftKings and Fanduel), let’s take more of a look at DraftKings in particular.
Let’s go back to the Short Slate tonight on DraftKings. The last time we played one it went pretty well with Trevor Story and Nolan Arenado mashing. Can we find lightning in a bottle again?
The tug-of-war between drivers Kevin Harvick and Denny Hamlin did not let up over the two race double-header this past weekend at Dover. It was Hamlin that struck first blood on Saturday, working himself around race leader Martin Truex Jr. with eight laps left remaining. Hamlin put himself into a jam after a bad restart on lap 193 but would systematically pass through the cars in front.
The NASCAR Xfinity Series is back to Daytona for the third time this season. This time they will be back on the 2.5-mile oval. The Xfinity series still has five races before the playoffs, unlike the cup series, which starts next week. This race will be huge for many drivers as they fight to make the playoffs.
Here we are entrenched into August with the fall season right around the corner. The trade deadline is also approaching with many teams heavily involved in the race towards a playoff birth. Stay tuned for wall-to-wall coverage but in the meantime, let’s continue to build optimal lineups to cash in on whatever contests you are eyeing up this evening.
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