#3 stacks la series#

Projected for 14.7 FanDuel points, per numberFire's model, he should be a lock for any Red Sox stack you put together. 361 wOBA with 19 home runs, 73 RBIs, and a 126 wRC+. Justin Turner ($3,100) is a great piece to start off with. Sounds like a good day could be on the menu for Boston. The hurler has allowed four and five runs in his last two outings. Gray has a 5.01 SIERA and strikes out batters at a less than 20% rate. While Gray has a solid 3.69 ERA and was an All-Star this season, he hasn't been all too impressive if you dive in deeper. The Nationals will send out Josiah Gray to try to slow down the Red Sox offense - it doesn't look likely.

#3 stacks la series#

Implied Total: 4.99 | Opposing Pitcher: Josiah GrayĪfter a day off, the Boston Red Sox are looking to keep their playoff hopes intact, and a series with the Washington Nationals should do just that. You can also look to Freddie Freeman ($4,400), Will Smith ($3,600), James Outman ($2,900), and Chris Taylor ($2,600) as other options to fill out a Dodgers stack. He has 20 of his 28 home runs in the split this season along with a. Muncy isn't going to hit for average, but he absolutely clobbers right-handers. Looking up and down the rest of the Dodgers' lineup, there are plenty of options to choose from. It's been his best overall season since his MVP year in 2018. His OF/2B/SS usage not only gives him the ability to play in essential spots in DFS lineups, but his output this season has been near MVP levels. When starting out any stack for LA, it shouldn't really be too difficult as Mookie Betts ($4,400) is always the best option to lead off with. He also has a 4.66 SIERA and 4.22 FIP, which should say all you need to know about this matchup for the Dodgers. Houser doesn't punch out many batters (18.1% strikeout rate). LA's lineup will take on Adrian Houser, who hasn't been one to worry about this season. The Los Angeles Dodgers have won eight straight games and should keep things rolling against the Milwaukee Brewers. Implied Total: 5.20 | Opposing Pitcher: Adrian Houser It's tough to get both Acuna and Olson into DFS lineups, so consider any of Austin Riley ($4,000), Sean Murphy ($3,700), Michael Harris II ($3,200), and Marcell Ozuna ($2,700), as well. They're both projected by numberFire for 15.3 FanDuel points. 276/.386/.621 line with his league-leading 43 home runs and 107 RBIs. 337/.423/.572 triple-slash line with 26 home runs and 55 stolen bases while Olson has a. When it comes to leading off your Braves stack, going with either Ronald Acuna ($4,800) or Matt Olson ($4,500) makes all the sense, per usual. You don't even need to look at the advanced stats to know he's struggling as his ERA is inflated to 8.06, with Severino having allowed four or more runs in three straight starts. While he was able to pitch only 102 innings a season ago, he was so much better in 2022 - recording a 3.37 SIERA and 3.70 FIP. The righty has a brutal 5.01 SIERA and an even worse 6.65 FIP. He has dealt with injury woes since 2019 as the 63 2/3 innings he's pitched this season are his second most in that time - but this is by far the worst he's looked statistically. Severino isn't the same pitcher he once was as he's in the midst of his worst season on the bump. Today is no exception.Ītlanta's potent lineup will get their chance to put up more gaudy numbers when they take on the New York Yankees and their starter, Luis Severino. If you haven't figured it out by now, the Atlanta Braves should be in consideration for DFS lineups every single day. Implied Total: 6.12 | Opposing Pitcher: Luis Severino

Let's look at the top stacks for today's main slate. Today is a Coors Field day between the Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks, so while you should of course look at those lineups (especially Arizona), we will focus on three other teams since we don't need to tell you what you already know there. You can also check out numberFire's daily fantasy baseball projections to identify the slate's best bats. The MLB DFS heat map at numberFire is a quick way to get a feel for the overall slate and which offenses are in a good spot.

While we want upside, we also need to factor in game theory, especially in a sport as random as baseball. This piece will do the digging and the dirty work each day to determine which stacks are worth rostering on FanDuel's main slate. Correlation drives upside, giving your lineups a slate-winning ceiling when your stacks explode. Stacking is an integral part of daily fantasy baseball.