MLB Grind Down: Friday, July 15th

by Derek Farnsworth (Notorious) Last Updated 2016-07-16 14:44:28

The RotoGrinders MLB Grind Down will give you an in-depth analysis into the upcoming MLB schedule. This article will break down the numbers for every single game and give you analysis on which trends you can exploit. While matchups are a major factor in daily fantasy baseball, there are plenty of other factors to consider such as injuries, weather, and salaries.

The analysis should point you in the right direction, but it is still up to you to decipher the information and make your own selections. No sport has more variance than baseball. The best choice is not always the right choice but following the trends will win you money over time.

Note: As always, if you want to try a new DFS site, be sure to click through a RotoGrinders link and use our DraftKings promo code and FanDuel promo code to receive the best perks in the industry

Before we get into the slate, I wanted to quickly recap the amazing week that I had. While I certainly missed daily fantasy baseball during the All-Star break, I had plenty to keep me entertained. It started with the trip to Nashville for the third annual RotoGrinders boating excursion. It’s always great going to Nashville to see the RotoGrinders’ crew and I can’t say thanks enough for them hosting my wife and I. I couldn’t ask for a better group of individuals to work with and am always extremely proud to be a member of Team RG. Other than a banana boat accident that we are still recovering from (those things aren’t as fun as they look), it couldn’t have been better.

From Nashville, we flew to San Diego for the All-Star Game. I was lucky enough to win a VIP Experience from DraftKings and as they always do, they really took care of us. From tickets to all of the events, the meet and greet with potential Hall of Famer Fred McGriff, and a seemingly endless supply of food and drinks, it was the trip of a lifetime. The All-Star Game itself was incredible, but nothing could top watching Giancarlo Stanton hit bomb after bomb after bomb at the Home Run Derby. I highly encourage everyone to play in these events that offer trips, because the sites always provide a truly incredible experience.

Now, let’s get into the slate! Oh, and one other note, I am going to be incorporating the Red/Orange/Yellow/Green grades from Kevin Roth’s weather report into the Stackability rankings.

GREEN = Stack ‘em up wherever possible, cash games and GPPs
YELLOW = Very viable stack option, especially in GPPs
ORANGE = Not a great stack option, maybe in a large tournament
RED = Not a recommended stack for cash games or GPPs

Texas at Chicago Cubs – 2:20 PM ET

Texas					Chicago Cubs
			Martin Perez					Kyle Hendricks
			LEFT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			CHC -179					8.0
Stats	wOBA	HR All.	K%	BB%	Stats	wOBA	HR All.	K%	BB%
SP vs. Left	0.249	2	21.5%	11.0%	SP vs. Left	0.322	15	20.2%	7.2%
SP vs. Right	0.339	12	10.2%	8.2%	SP vs. Right	0.253	10	23.8%	5.3%

Pitcher Grind Down

Martin Perez
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$6,500	Salary:
					FPPG:		23.6	FPPG:
					Pitcher Rating:		23.6	Pitcher Rank:		30
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HH%
L30 Days	5	94.4	5.67	5.52	6.9%	7.7%	4.7%	49.5%	25.7%	34.2%
2016	18	96.1	5.35	3.85	11.3%	10.0%	6.9%	53.8%	25.6%	32.3%
2015	14	86.8	4.06	4.46	14.2%	7.1%	7.5%	59.9%	22.1%	22.7%

We have a single day game on the schedule today and of the two big sites, only FanDuel is offering contests that include this game. Perez will be on the mound for the Rangers and as I’ve hinted a number of times this season, I’m expecting regression to hit him hard after the All-Star break. His BABIP is far too low for a pitcher that induces that high of a ground ball rate. If you look at his chart above, you will see that his ERA is a full run and a half lower than his SIERA. Eventually, hits are going to start finding holes and we have even started to see that in his last few starts. With such a low strikeout rate, he should be avoided in all league formats.

Kyle Hendricks
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$8,500	Salary:
					FPPG:		30.8	FPPG:
					Pitcher Rating:		77.2	Pitcher Rank:		5
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HH%
L30 Days	5	109.8	4.37	1.78	22.0%	9.1%	10.0%	39.3%	43.8%	24.4%
2016	16	95.5	3.92	2.55	21.6%	6.8%	9.1%	51.1%	31.3%	23.8%
2015	32	87.3	3.37	3.95	22.6%	5.8%	8.1%	51.3%	26.9%	25.8%

Hendricks has a similar problem to Martin Perez – regression could be on the horizon. The difference between the two is that Hendricks has a fairly low SIERA that is accompanied by an above-average strikeout rate. He checks into today’s game as one of the largest favorites on the board, which likely has more to do with the opposing pitcher and the offense behind him. Hendricks could certainly pick up a win here, but his matchup against the Rangers isn’t one to write home about. On the season, Texas is ranked above the major league average in team wOBA, team ISO, and team K% against right-handed pitching.

Batter Grind Down

Texas

The Rangers are an offense that can score runs at any time thanks to their ability to hit right-handed pitching. They have a low strikeout rate as a team and average the seventh most runs per game in baseball. While today’s matchup against Kyle Hendricks may not be the worst on the board, it’s potentially in the top five when talking about bad matchups. Texas has the third lowest implied run projection and Hendricks has held both left and right-handed under a .325 wOBA in the last two seasons.

• Rangers Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.320 (13 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.167 (13 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 19.4% (8 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.92 (7 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 3.54 (28 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – NONE

Secondary Plays – Shin-Soo Choo, Rougned Odor

Stackability – RED

Chicago Cubs

We go from one of the lowest implied team totals on the schedule to one of the highest with the Cubs. They have an implied projection of 4.46 runs, which is the sixth highest on the schedule. Chicago’s offense has been firing on all cylinders for most of the season and that should continue the rest of the way. The right-handed hitters have the edge in today’s matchup against Martin Perez. Over the last two years, he has allowed a .339 wOBA and 12 home runs to batters from the right side of the plate.

• Cubs Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. LHP — 0.355 (1 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. LHP — 0.199 (2 of 30)
  Team K% vs. LHP — 19.7% (9 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 5.23 (2 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.46 (6 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – Kris Bryant, Willson Contreras, Addison Russell

Secondary Plays – Ben Zobrist, Javier Baez

Stackability – GREEN

Boston at NY Yankees – 7:05 PM ET

Boston					NY Yankees
			Steven Wright					Michael Pineda
			RIGHT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			NYY -109					9.0
Stats	wOBA	HR All.	K%	BB%	Stats	wOBA	HR All.	K%	BB%
SP vs. Left	0.281	7	17.3%	9.1%	SP vs. Left	0.328	14	24.8%	5.6%
SP vs. Right	0.304	12	19.6%	8.8%	SP vs. Right	0.333	22	24.9%	3.2%

Pitcher Grind Down

Steven Wright
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$9,200	Salary:		$9,700
					FPPG:		37.8	FPPG:		19.8
					Pitcher Rating:		56.9	Pitcher Rank:		18
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HH%
L30 Days	5	103.8	4.41	4.22	16.8%	7.0%	9.6%	54.4%	30.1%	32.4%
2016	17	107.6	4.49	2.68	19.8%	9.0%	10.9%	47.6%	32.6%	28.0%
2015	9	130.9	4.60	4.09	16.8%	8.7%	9.3%	43.2%	43.2%	33.9%

Wright is one of those pitchers that I always have to give a manual boost to in my MLB model. He doesn’t do anything particularly well, but he always seems to give his team a chance to win. He also has the ability to pitch very deep into games, because a knuckleball pitcher doesn’t exert nearly as much energy as your typical major league pitcher. The issue that I have with Wright tonight is that he is a sizable underdog on the road. The Yankees currently have the highest implied run total on the schedule, which typically isn’t good news for the opposing pitcher.

Michael Pineda
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$7,300	Salary:		$7,600
					FPPG:		28.8	FPPG:		15.1
					Pitcher Rating:		74.7	Pitcher Rank:		7
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HH%
L30 Days	5	98.2	2.72	3.68	35.6%	7.6%	13.2%	45.5%	33.3%	26.9%
2016	17	97.0	3.38	5.38	27.2%	6.3%	13.9%	43.9%	33.2%	29.7%
2015	27	94.4	3.09	4.37	23.4%	3.1%	11.9%	48.2%	29.9%	30.1%

Unlike the pitchers in the Rangers/Cubs game, I have been saying that Pineda should actually be pitching better than his numbers indicate. His peripheral statistics have looked good for most of the season and we are finally starting to see those results come to fruition. Over the last month of play, Pineda has a 2.72 SIERA with a strikeout rate over 35%. Those numbers are right up there with the best pitchers in all of baseball. His true test will come tonight against the Red Sox, who just so happen to have the best offense in the majors. I may give Pineda a look in GPPs, but slightly prefer Chris Archer or Jaime Garcia at similar price points.

Batter Grind Down

Boston

The Red Sox may be underdogs tonight, but it wouldn’t be right if they didn’t have one of the highest run projections on the board. They have the best offense in baseball and have constantly made it tough on opposing pitchers, whether it’s an ace or a back-end rotation guy. Even with his recent success, Michael Pineda has still allowed a .328+ wOBA to both left and right-handed hitters. Many will be scared off by Pineda’s recent numbers, but you can still target the Red Sox with confidence.

• Red Sox Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.358 (1 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.187 (6 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 17.9% (3 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 5.63 (1 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.44 (7 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – David Ortiz

Secondary Plays – Mookie Betts, Xander Bogaerts, Jackie Bradley

Stackability – YELLOW

NY Yankees

The Yankees have been a disappointment this season and it will be interesting to see if they start selling (which is very un-Yankee like). While they are ranked 22nd in team wOBA against right-handed pitching, they have the third highest implied team total on the board tonight. They draw a decent matchup against Steven Wright, who will have a tough time maintaining his current ERA the rest of the season.

• Yankees Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.309 (22 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.152 (20 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 18.8% (5 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.22 (20 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.56 (3 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – Brian McCann

Secondary Plays – Brett Gardner, Jacoby Ellsbury, Carlos Beltran, Mark Teixeira

Stackability – YELLOW / GREEN

NY Mets at Philadelphia – 7:05 PM ET

NY Mets					Philadelphia
			Bartolo Colon					Jeremy Hellickson
			RIGHT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			NYM -123					9.0
Stats	wOBA	HR All.	K%	BB%	Stats	wOBA	HR All.	K%	BB%
SP vs. Left	0.322	21	15.5%	3.8%	SP vs. Left	0.344	16	17.5%	9.1%
SP vs. Right	0.305	17	17.5%	2.9%	SP vs. Right	0.319	22	21.8%	4.6%

Pitcher Grind Down

Bartolo Colon
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$7,400	Salary:		$6,200
					FPPG:		25.9	FPPG:		13.1
					Pitcher Rating:		59.3	Pitcher Rank:		17
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HH%
L30 Days	5	72.8	4.06	3.86	16.2%	3.8%	4.4%	50.0%	26.2%	39.3%
2016	17	85.6	4.38	3.28	16.1%	4.2%	5.2%	43.4%	31.3%	37.6%
2015	31	87.3	4.02	4.16	16.7%	2.9%	6.4%	42.3%	36.9%	29.0%

Colon was a late addition to the All-Star Game, but he didn’t end up pitching in the game. He will get the nod for the Mets tonight against the Phillies. While he has a well below-average strikeout rate, he continues to pitch well this season. He currently owns a 3.28 ERA with a walk rate of only 4.2%. He doesn’t have the greatest velocity at this stage in his career, but he knows how to hit his spots. He draws a decent matchup tonight against the Phillies, who are ranked 25th in team wOBA against right-handed pitching this season. There are some better values available tonight, but Colon isn’t the worst play at his price.

Jeremy Hellickson
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$7,000	Salary:		$8,400
					FPPG:		29.4	FPPG:		15.4
					Pitcher Rating:		54.5	Pitcher Rank:		21
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HH%
L30 Days	5	94.6	4.39	2.90	17.5%	5.6%	9.5%	43.6%	33.0%	20.0%
2016	18	92.9	4.03	3.92	21.3%	6.2%	11.5%	42.4%	33.4%	28.4%
2015	27	91.8	4.14	4.62	19.0%	6.8%	10.3%	42.4%	36.5%	34.3%

Hellickson is having a nice bounce-back season for the Phillies. In 18 starts, he has a 4.03 SIERA with a strikeout rate of 21.3%. He comes into tonight’s game as a small underdog against the Mets. While I’m generally not too concerned about using pitchers that are underdogs, I don’t love targeting ones in games that are expected to be high scoring. The over/under for this one is set at 9.0 runs, which suggests scoring could come in bunches. There are better pitchers to target tonight than Hellickson.

Batter Grind Down

NY Mets

The Mets are still missing a few pieces offensively, but Jose Reyes has been a nice addition at the top of their lineup. As strange as it seems, New York has the second highest implied run projection tonight. They draw a decent matchup against Jeremy Hellickson, who has allowed a .344 wOBA to left-handed hitters over the last two seasons. He has also given up 38 home runs in his last 45 starts.

• Mets Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.310 (21 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.177 (8 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 22.7% (24 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 3.81 (28 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.64 (2 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – Jose Reyes, Curtis Granderson

Secondary Plays – Neil Walker, Yoenies Cespedes, James Loney

Stackability – YELLOW / GREEN

Philadelphia

The Phillies’ offense really started gaining momentum before the All-Star break. We will see if they can keep it going in the second half of the season. Their matchup against Bartolo Colon isn’t great, but it’s not like he’s unhittable. If Colon’s command is off even a little, a 90 MPH fastball down the middle can be hit by anyone in the majors. The Phillies are interesting GPP plays, but I will be looking elsewhere in cash games.

• Phillies Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.303 (25 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.162 (16 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 21.0% (17 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 3.64 (29 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.36 (12 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – NONE

Secondary Plays – Odubel Herrera, Peter Bourjos, Cody Asche, Maikel Franco

Stackability – ORANGE

Pittsburgh at Washington – 7:05 PM ET

Pittsburgh					Washington
			Francisco Liriano					Stephen Strasburg
			LEFT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			WAS -195					7.5
Stats	wOBA	HR All.	K%	BB%	Stats	wOBA	HR All.	K%	BB%
SP vs. Left	0.285	6	24.9%	9.3%	SP vs. Left	0.252	12	31.1%	7.6%
SP vs. Right	0.311	23	24.2%	11.0%	SP vs. Right	0.294	13	29.8%	4.5%

Pitcher Grind Down

Francisco Liriano
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$8,000	Salary:		$4,900
					FPPG:		24.6	FPPG:		11.4
					Pitcher Rating:		57.7	Pitcher Rank:		19
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HH%
L30 Days	6	97.0	5.25	4.94	18.9%	13.5%	10.5%	46.3%	33.7%	27.1%
2016	17	96.2	5.01	5.15	20.5%	13.5%	10.3%	49.6%	31.7%	33.9%
2015	31	96.2	3.38	3.38	26.5%	9.1%	14.3%	51.2%	26.3%	24.3%

Liriano is hoping to fix whatever plagued him in the first half of the season. His 17 starts so far have been a far cry from what we saw him do a year ago. He currently has a 5.01 SIERA with a walk rate of 13.5%. Until he flashes some form (which may never happen), he should continue to be avoided in all league formats. A matchup against the Nationals only makes that decision even easier, as they are ranked second in team wOBA and first in team ISO against left-handed pitching this season.

Stephen Strasburg
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$11,400	Salary:		$12,000
					FPPG:		47.9	FPPG:		24.9
					Pitcher Rating:		98.0	Pitcher Rank:		1
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HH%
L30 Days	3	107.3	3.76	0.87	29.0%	10.5%	9.3%	40.0%	37.8%	24.4%
2016	16	104.0	3.10	2.62	31.4%	7.4%	11.3%	44.4%	35.6%	25.1%
2015	23	88.8	2.76	3.46	29.6%	5.0%	11.2%	42.2%	34.3%	28.9%

Strasburg has been terrific this season, posting a 3.10 SIERA with a strikeout rate of 31.4%. His walk rate has been a little high this season, but at 7.4% it’s nothing more than a blip on the radar. He draws a favorable matchup tonight against the Pirates, whose lineup primarily consists of right-handed hitters. A platoon advantage is never a bad thing for a pitcher to have. Strasburg is right there with Madison Bumgarner as the top overall pitching option in tonight’s slate.

Batter Grind Down

Pittsburgh

The Pirates have been slumping over the last month of play and that will likely continue tonight. They come into the game with the lowest implied total at only 3.20 runs. They draw a difficult matchup against Stephen Strasburg, who has held both left and right-handed hitters under a .295 wOBA in the last two seasons.

• Pirates Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.321 (12 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.146 (24 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 20.8% (16 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.75 (11 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 3.20 (30 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – NONE

Secondary Plays – NONE

Stackability – RED

Washington

The Nationals have a better matchup than their implied Vegas total would suggest. They have been one of the best offenses against left-handed pitching in baseball this season and statistically speaking, they have one of the best matchups on the board. Francisco Liriano has struggled with his command this year and he has allowed a .359 wOBA to right-handed hitters.

• Nationals Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. LHP — 0.352 (2 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. LHP — 0.219 (1 of 30)
  Team K% vs. LHP — 19.5% (7 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.69 (13 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.30 (13 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – Trea Turner, Jayson Werth, Wilson Ramos

Secondary Plays – Daniel Murphy, Bryce Harper, Anthony Rendon

Stackability – YELLOW / GREEN

Kansas City at Detroit – 7:08 PM ET

Kansas City					Detroit
			Ian Kennedy					Justin Verlander
			RIGHT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			DET -137					8.5
Stats	wOBA	HR All.	K%	BB%	Stats	wOBA	HR All.	K%	BB%
SP vs. Left	0.346	29	24.6%	8.6%	SP vs. Left	0.272	13	23.5%	6.7%
SP vs. Right	0.325	23	24.5%	6.5%	SP vs. Right	0.303	16	22.5%	6.1%

Pitcher Grind Down

Ian Kennedy
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$8,300	Salary:		$10,000
					FPPG:		32.2	FPPG:		17.1
					Pitcher Rating:		67.2	Pitcher Rank:		11
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HH%
L30 Days	5	97.6	3.22	3.77	31.9%	6.9%	10.3%	27.9%	55.9%	44.3%
2016	17	100.1	4.00	3.97	24.8%	8.0%	10.1%	33.3%	47.9%	37.5%
2015	30	97.0	3.61	4.28	24.4%	7.3%	10.3%	38.5%	38.7%	35.2%

Kennedy finished off the last month before the All-Star break in style. In five starts, he had a 3.22 SIERA with a strikeout rate of 31.9%. He draws a boom or bust type of matchup tonight against the Tigers. While Detroit does have a lot of firepower in their lineup, Kennedy will have the platoon advantage. The Tigers typically have six or seven right-handed hitters in their lineup. I would steer clear of Kennedy in cash games, but he certainly makes an interesting play in large field tournaments. Low ownership with high strikeout potential is never a bad combination in GPPs.

Justin Verlander
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$9,000	Salary:		$9,400
					FPPG:		36.1	FPPG:		19.4
					Pitcher Rating:		73.9	Pitcher Rank:		7
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HH%
L30 Days	6	101.8	4.10	4.26	21.7%	6.2%	10.5%	39.6%	45.0%	28.3%
2016	18	105.9	3.82	4.07	25.1%	6.9%	11.5%	35.8%	45.9%	28.4%
2015	20	107.5	3.95	3.37	21.1%	6.0%	10.0%	34.6%	45.5%	23.0%

Verlander didn’t have the strongest month before the All-Star break, but he is still have a solid season overall. In 18 starts, he has a 3.82 SIERA with a strikeout rate of 25.1% and a walk rate of 6.9%. He draws an intriguing matchup against the Royals at home. While Kansas City doesn’t strikeout all that often as a whole, they are ranked 22nd in team wOBA and 29th in team ISO against right-handed pitching this season. At his price, Verlander certainly deserves consideration tonight.

Batter Grind Down

Kansas City

The Royals are one of those offenses that shows up when you least expect them to. While they could certainly score a few runs on Justin Verlander tonight, there are much better matchups to exploit. On the season, Verlander has held left-handed hitters to a .276 wOBA and right-handed hitters to a .276 wOBA. The one intriguing option here is Salvador Perez, who is 22-for-46 with nine extra-base hits against Verlander in his career.

• Royals Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.309 (22 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.133 (29 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 20.1% (13 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.00 (25 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.03 (23 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – Salvador Perez

Secondary Plays – Eric Hosmer

Stackability – ORANGE

Detroit

The Tigers have the fifth highest team total on the board, but given the form that Ian Kennedy has been in recently, I wouldn’t automatically load up on Detroit bats in all league formats. This is still a nice matchup though, as Ian Kennedy has allowed a .325+ wOBA to both left and right-handed hitters in the last two seasons. He has also given up 52 home runs in his last 47 starts.

• Tigers Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.328 (9 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.170 (12 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 22.4% (21 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.79 (10 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.47 (5 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – Miguel Cabrera

Secondary Plays – Ian Kinsler, Cameron Maybin, Nick Castellanos, Steven Moya

Stackability – YELLOW

Want to discuss strategy for today’s games? Head over to the RotoGrinders Forums

Jump to Page 1 2 3