Only two years removed from their first World Series Championship in franchise history, the Washington Nationals traded most of their team last year. Although they are in a rebuild now, Washington did sign a few free agents and is looking to improve on their 65-97 record from 2021.
Nelson Cruz may not be finished with his career in Major League Baseball, but he has already amassed career statistics that give him a strong case to one day be forever enshrined in the sport’s Hall of Fame. The designated hitter is currently entering his 18th season in the league.
The Rays have always been a solid team, but this season was their best yet. Everything clicked for them; their offense was electric and their rotation/bullpen dominated.
With just over one week until the trade deadline, a major domino has already fallen. On Tuesday evening, The Tampa Bay Rays acquired designated hitter Nelson Cruz and minor league pitcher Calvin Faucher from the Minnesota Twins.
Every year, rumors swirl about the Oakland Athletics finally emerging as big-time buyers. And every year, the deadline passes with the A’s making a flurry of non-blockbuster moves.
Today we finish out the weekend with a nice 10-game slate starting at 1:00 pm ET. There are plenty of players to choose from, but we need to find those lower-priced values where we can get them.
Welcome back to another edition of MLB DFS! We return for an eight-game slate starting at 1:05 p.m. EST on this Thursday. Let’s take a look at some studs and value plays that could help you earn some cash.
The Twins entered the season with the hopes of taking their third consecutive American League Central title. Things haven’t gone as planned so far as they sit in fourth place at 7-11. Let’s take a look at what’s gone right and what’s gone wrong.
Free agent Nelson Cruz is one of the best hitters on the market this offseason. While he is strictly a designated hitter at this point, the 40-year-old still mashes with the best of them.
The Minnesota Twins ran their postseason losing streak to 18 games after getting swept in the three-game opening series this year against the Houston Astros. What do the Twins need to do this offseason to get themselves a win in October?
The Minnesota Twins will host the Houston Astros in the first series of the 2020 MLB Postseason. It will be a best-of-three series that will take place at Target Field beginning at 2:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday. Let’s take a look at three keys to victory for each team.
Here we are for another week of the baseball season. We have been rolling of late with our DFS picks and tonight we have a seven-game main slate starting at 7:10 pm est. As always, you will be getting some pitchers, sluggers, and stacks to roll with in DraftKings lineups.
Only two years removed from their first World Series Championship in franchise history, the Washington Nationals traded most of their team last year. Although they are in a rebuild now, Washington did sign a few free agents and is looking to improve on their 65-97 record from 2021.
Nelson Cruz may not be finished with his career in Major League Baseball, but he has already amassed career statistics that give him a strong case to one day be forever enshrined in the sport’s Hall of Fame. The designated hitter is currently entering his 18th season in the league.
The Rays have always been a solid team, but this season was their best yet. Everything clicked for them; their offense was electric and their rotation/bullpen dominated.
With just over one week until the trade deadline, a major domino has already fallen. On Tuesday evening, The Tampa Bay Rays acquired designated hitter Nelson Cruz and minor league pitcher Calvin Faucher from the Minnesota Twins.
Every year, rumors swirl about the Oakland Athletics finally emerging as big-time buyers. And every year, the deadline passes with the A’s making a flurry of non-blockbuster moves.
Today we finish out the weekend with a nice 10-game slate starting at 1:00 pm ET. There are plenty of players to choose from, but we need to find those lower-priced values where we can get them.
Welcome back to another edition of MLB DFS! We return for an eight-game slate starting at 1:05 p.m. EST on this Thursday. Let’s take a look at some studs and value plays that could help you earn some cash.
The Twins entered the season with the hopes of taking their third consecutive American League Central title. Things haven’t gone as planned so far as they sit in fourth place at 7-11. Let’s take a look at what’s gone right and what’s gone wrong.
Free agent Nelson Cruz is one of the best hitters on the market this offseason. While he is strictly a designated hitter at this point, the 40-year-old still mashes with the best of them.
The Minnesota Twins ran their postseason losing streak to 18 games after getting swept in the three-game opening series this year against the Houston Astros. What do the Twins need to do this offseason to get themselves a win in October?
The Minnesota Twins will host the Houston Astros in the first series of the 2020 MLB Postseason. It will be a best-of-three series that will take place at Target Field beginning at 2:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday. Let’s take a look at three keys to victory for each team.
Here we are for another week of the baseball season. We have been rolling of late with our DFS picks and tonight we have a seven-game main slate starting at 7:10 pm est. As always, you will be getting some pitchers, sluggers, and stacks to roll with in DraftKings lineups.
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