As long as the rain holds off on the east coast, we have a nine-game slate in MLB DFS beginning at 4:05 p.m. EDT on DraftKings. With the holiday weekend underway, let’s look for some sparklers for our lineups.
With the season set to kick off soon, the Mariners have already added some key Major League talent via both free agency and trades.
The Cincinnati Reds are now in full rebuild mode despite finishing the 2021 season at 83-79 and third place in the NL Central. What does the 2022 season hold for them?
The Cincinnati Reds had a rollercoaster ride in 2021. They hovered around .500 for most of the early part of the season before rattling off nine wins in 11 games to start July.
The Cincinnati Reds have fallen a little flat out of the All-Star Break, losing six of nine games. But they are coming off a series win over the St. Louis Cardinals and are still in both the National League Central and Wild Card races. That puts them in an interesting position at the trade deadline.
It should come as no surprise that with such confidence in the available stacks today, the optimal lineup will contain mini-stacks. The best lineups are going to contain some players from those teams spread out.
Major League Baseball expanded the postseason for the shortened 2020 season. The No. 7 Cincinnati Reds (31-29) made the playoffs for the first time in seven years while the No. 2 Atlanta Braves (35-25) are back for the third consecutive season. The Reds were six games under .500 on Sept. 1st but went 16-9 in the final month to claim a playoff spot and compete in October.
The Cincinnati Reds have been cleared to play after a player tested positive for COVID-19 and will open their new week with a doubleheader after a five-day layoff.
Jacob Benge explains why the Cincinnati Reds should target a specific Rockies infielder instead of Francisco Lindor.
The Reds are a very temperamental team from year to year when we look at the league as a whole. Some years, the Reds at this point in the season are playing astonishingly well, and at other times, the Reds perform somewhere close to the bottom of the NL. The Reds attempted to right the ship this offseason however.
It was another atrocious season for the Reds last year. The Reds have been consistently terrible for the last four seasons, winning between 64-68 games in each of those seasons. The obvious problem last year was starting pitcher.
As long as the rain holds off on the east coast, we have a nine-game slate in MLB DFS beginning at 4:05 p.m. EDT on DraftKings. With the holiday weekend underway, let’s look for some sparklers for our lineups.
With the season set to kick off soon, the Mariners have already added some key Major League talent via both free agency and trades.
The Cincinnati Reds are now in full rebuild mode despite finishing the 2021 season at 83-79 and third place in the NL Central. What does the 2022 season hold for them?
The Cincinnati Reds had a rollercoaster ride in 2021. They hovered around .500 for most of the early part of the season before rattling off nine wins in 11 games to start July.
The Cincinnati Reds have fallen a little flat out of the All-Star Break, losing six of nine games. But they are coming off a series win over the St. Louis Cardinals and are still in both the National League Central and Wild Card races. That puts them in an interesting position at the trade deadline.
It should come as no surprise that with such confidence in the available stacks today, the optimal lineup will contain mini-stacks. The best lineups are going to contain some players from those teams spread out.
Major League Baseball expanded the postseason for the shortened 2020 season. The No. 7 Cincinnati Reds (31-29) made the playoffs for the first time in seven years while the No. 2 Atlanta Braves (35-25) are back for the third consecutive season. The Reds were six games under .500 on Sept. 1st but went 16-9 in the final month to claim a playoff spot and compete in October.
The Cincinnati Reds have been cleared to play after a player tested positive for COVID-19 and will open their new week with a doubleheader after a five-day layoff.
Jacob Benge explains why the Cincinnati Reds should target a specific Rockies infielder instead of Francisco Lindor.
The Reds are a very temperamental team from year to year when we look at the league as a whole. Some years, the Reds at this point in the season are playing astonishingly well, and at other times, the Reds perform somewhere close to the bottom of the NL. The Reds attempted to right the ship this offseason however.
It was another atrocious season for the Reds last year. The Reds have been consistently terrible for the last four seasons, winning between 64-68 games in each of those seasons. The obvious problem last year was starting pitcher.
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