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.
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 Toronto Blue Jays are not far away from making a serious playoff run. Who do they need to bring in to make that happen in 2022?
The Minnesota Twins were quite a disappointment this season, finishing in last place in a weak American League Central at 73-89. Who will they be looking to add to turn it back around in 2022?
The Toronto Blue Jays were projected to be contenders as recently as a few seasons ago. No one thought that the projection would be the 2021 season. In a powerhouse division that includes the Tampa Bay Rays, New York Yankees, and the Boston Red Sox, the Jays more than held their own. Toronto went 91-71 and even held first place in the AL East at times.
Toronto has put themselves back into the conversation of obtaining one of the two wild card positions in the American League. The Blue Jays represent just one of the great stories in baseball to emerge out of the early goings of September.
The Toronto Blue Jays had a down 2020 season and are ready to bounce back this year. They’ll look to vastly improve on the 32-28 record they posted last year in Dunedin, Fla.
Free agent pitcher Robbie Ray reached a deal with the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday.
The Blue Jays have traded for another starting pitcher, this time acquiring Robbie Ray from the Diamondbacks.
B.J. Martin examines the possibilities of baseball’s biggest stars being traded:
B.J. Martin breaks down Kole Calhoun’s homecoming deal with the Diamondbacks that can keep him in Arizona through 2022.
No real weather concerns to kick off the weekend for Friday night. A full slate of games to breakdown so let’s jump right in and go Around the Horn!
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.
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 Toronto Blue Jays are not far away from making a serious playoff run. Who do they need to bring in to make that happen in 2022?
The Minnesota Twins were quite a disappointment this season, finishing in last place in a weak American League Central at 73-89. Who will they be looking to add to turn it back around in 2022?
The Toronto Blue Jays were projected to be contenders as recently as a few seasons ago. No one thought that the projection would be the 2021 season. In a powerhouse division that includes the Tampa Bay Rays, New York Yankees, and the Boston Red Sox, the Jays more than held their own. Toronto went 91-71 and even held first place in the AL East at times.
Toronto has put themselves back into the conversation of obtaining one of the two wild card positions in the American League. The Blue Jays represent just one of the great stories in baseball to emerge out of the early goings of September.
The Toronto Blue Jays had a down 2020 season and are ready to bounce back this year. They’ll look to vastly improve on the 32-28 record they posted last year in Dunedin, Fla.
Free agent pitcher Robbie Ray reached a deal with the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday.
The Blue Jays have traded for another starting pitcher, this time acquiring Robbie Ray from the Diamondbacks.
B.J. Martin examines the possibilities of baseball’s biggest stars being traded:
B.J. Martin breaks down Kole Calhoun’s homecoming deal with the Diamondbacks that can keep him in Arizona through 2022.
No real weather concerns to kick off the weekend for Friday night. A full slate of games to breakdown so let’s jump right in and go Around the Horn!
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