MLB Grind Down: Friday, September 9th

by Derek Farnsworth (Notorious) Last Updated 2016-09-10 03:03:24

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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.

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Stackability Rating System:

GREEN – One of the top stacks of the day, viable in cash games and GPPs
YELLOW – A viable stack option in most formats, specifically GPPs
ORANGE – There are better stacks out there, but playable in large GPPs
RED – Not a recommended stack for cash games or GPPs

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh – 7:05 PM ET

Cincinnati					Pittsburgh
			Tim Adleman					Steven Brault
			RIGHT					LEFT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			PIT -157					9.0
Stats	wOBA	HR All.	HC%	K%	Stats	wOBA	HR All.	HC%	K%
SP vs. Left (2015-16)	0.365	6	27.8%	23.2%	SP vs. Left (2015-16)	0.328	0	9.1%	18.8%
SP vs. Right (2015-16)	0.340	4	35.2%	12.4%	SP vs. Right (2015-16)	0.353	2	31.3%	19.7%

Pitcher Grind Down

Tim Adleman
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$6,000	Salary:		$5,700
					FPPG:		22.6	FPPG:		11.2
					Pitcher Rating:		34.0	Pitcher Rank:		29
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HC%
L30 Days	4	81.3	5.06	4.29	15.9%	4.6%	10.5%	25.4%	52.2%	35.3%
2016	8	82.6	4.84	4.02	17.5%	7.6%	9.7%	34.7%	46.3%	32.0%

Home:—ERA: 3.86 — K%: 16.7% — wOBA Allowed: 0.348
Away:—ERA: 4.24 — K%: 18.8% — wOBA Allowed: 0.360

Am I the only one that is having a hard time concentrating on baseball with the first NFL Sunday only two days away?

Adleman has not pitched well in his six start this season, posting a 4.84 SIERA with a strikeout rate of only 17.5%. He is a fly ball pitcher that has allowed a hard contact rate of 32%. While the Pirates have struggled against right-handed pitching, there isn’t enough upside for Adleman to warrant fantasy consideration.

Steven Brault
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$5,800	Salary:		$4,000
					FPPG:		21.8	FPPG:		11.0
					Pitcher Rating:		61.1	Pitcher Rank:		14
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HC%
L30 Days	2	88.0	4.75	3.00	21.4%	11.9%	9.7%	37.0%	29.6%	33.3%
2016	4	91.0	4.97	3.32	19.5%	11.5%	9.3%	35.1%	36.8%	27.1%

Home:—ERA: 1.80 — K%: 23.8% — wOBA Allowed: 0.354
Away:—ERA: 3.86 — K%: 18.2% — wOBA Allowed: 0.347

Brault has a low ERA in his first four major league starts, but his peripheral statistics tell another story. During that stretch, he has a 4.97 SIERA with a walk rate of 11.5%. While I do like that he is pitching at home against the Reds, there are more favorable matchups to exploit tonight. Brault is a deep GPP flier at best in this full slate.

Batter Grind Down

Cincinnati

The Reds have a mediocre run projection tonight, as they square off against rookie Steven Brault. The sample size is small, but Brault has allowed a .353 wOBA to right-handed hitters this season. Jose Peraza is an intriguing play if he is batting leadoff again. He has good stolen base potential, especially if Francisco Cervelli is behind the plate.

• Reds Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. LHP — 0.302 (24 of 30)
  Team wOBA L30 Days — 0.332 (11 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. LHP — 0.153 (21 of 30)
  Team K% vs. LHP — 23.2% (25 of 30)
  Pitches Per PA vs. LHP — 3.90 (12 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.37 (19 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.17 (16 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – Jose Peraza

Secondary Plays – Joey Votto, Adam Duvall

Stackability – ORANGE

Pittsburgh

The Pirates have the second highest run projection in the slate. I repeat, the Pirates have the second highest run projection in the slate. They have been a disappointment offensively this season, but you have to like the matchup against Tim Adleman. On the season, he has allowed a .340+ wOBA to both left and right-handed hitters.

• Pirates Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.311 (21 of 30)
  Team wOBA L30 Days — 0.314 (24 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.140 (27 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 20.8% (14 of 30)
  Pitches Per PA vs. RHP — 3.97 (4 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.48 (17 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.83 (2 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – Andrew McCutchen, Jung-Ho Kang

Secondary Plays – Josh Harrison, Gregory Polanco, Starling Marte

Stackability – YELLOW / GREEN

Philadelphia at Washington – 7:05 PM ET

Philadelphia					Washington
			Jake Thompson					Tanner Roark
			RIGHT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			WAS -265					9.0
Stats	wOBA	HR All.	HC%	K%	Stats	wOBA	HR All.	HC%	K%
SP vs. Left (2015-16)	0.381	3	31.6%	13.4%	SP vs. Left (2015-16)	0.319	15	30.8%	16.4%
SP vs. Right (2015-16)	0.340	4	37.3%	16.2%	SP vs. Right (2015-16)	0.293	16	20.3%	18.8%

Pitcher Grind Down

Jake Thompson
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$6,100	Salary:		$4,000
					FPPG:		17.7	FPPG:		7.2
					Pitcher Rating:		30.0	Pitcher Rank:		30
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HC%
L30 Days	5	98.6	5.40	5.59	16.4%	12.5%	6.9%	50.6%	39.1%	31.1%
2016	6	96.0	5.54	6.48	14.7%	12.0%	7.1%	49.0%	36.5%	34.3%

Home:—ERA: 4.13 — K%: 18.5% — wOBA Allowed: 0.298
Away:—ERA: 12.54 — K%: 6.4% — wOBA Allowed: 0.500

Thompson has been one of my favorite pitchers to target hitters against and that’s not a tradition that I am willing to abandon just yet. He comes into tonight’s game as a massive underdog against the Nationals, who have a lot more to play for than the Phillies. With such a low strikeout rate, Thompson can be avoided in both cash games and tournaments.

Tanner Roark
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$8,500	Salary:		$9,300
					FPPG:		33.1	FPPG:		17.1
					Pitcher Rating:		57.4	Pitcher Rank:		19
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HC%
L30 Days	5	101.8	5.41	2.97	14.5%	10.5%	6.5%	41.4%	34.5%	31.5%
2016	28	102.9	4.35	2.89	19.3%	8.0%	8.4%	48.9%	30.8%	24.5%
2015	12	150.0	4.16	4.38	15.0%	5.6%	7.1%	47.8%	30.6%	26.3%

Home:—ERA: 3.33 — K%: 18.8% — wOBA Allowed: 0.302
Away:—ERA: 3.56 — K%: 16.7% — wOBA Allowed: 0.308

I’ve been harping on the potential regression for Roark recently. His low ERA is unsustainable given the rest of his numbers. In his last five starts, he has a 5.41 SIERA with a strikeout rate of only 14.5%. Eventually, the wheels are going to come off. While I am always a fan of targeting pitchers against the Phillies, I will have very limited exposure to Roark.

Batter Grind Down

Philadelphia

In what should surprise no one, the Phillies have one of the lowest implied team totals in the slate. They have struggled against right-handed pitching this season, they are playing in a pitcher’s ballpark, and they draw a difficult matchup against Tanner Roark. Even though I expect regression to hit eventually, Roark has held both left and right-handed hitters under a .320 wOBA.

• Phillies Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.296 (29 of 30)
  Team wOBA L30 Days — 0.287 (27 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.157 (19 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 22.3% (24 of 30)
  Pitches Per PA vs. RHP — 3.80 (27 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 3.67 (30 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 3.55 (27 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – NONE

Secondary Plays – Ryan Howard

Stackability – RED

Washington

The Nationals had a big letdown last night against Alec Asher. They will look to right the ship tonight against Jake Thompson, who has been downright awful in his first six major league starts. With the highest implied team total on the board, hitters from both sides of the plate are in play here.

• Nationals Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.320 (13 of 30)
  Team wOBA L30 Days — 0.331 (12 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.165 (16 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 19.4% (7 of 30)
  Pitches Per PA vs. RHP — 3.89 (13 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.76 (8 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 5.45 (1 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – Trea Turner, Daniel Murphy, Bryce Harper

Secondary Plays – Anthony Rendon, Wilson Ramos

Stackability – YELLOW / GREEN

Tampa Bay at NY Yankees – 7:05 PM ET

Tampa Bay					NY Yankees
			Blake Snell					Michael Pineda
			LEFT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			NYY -140					8.5
Stats	wOBA	HR All.	HC%	K%	Stats	wOBA	HR All.	HC%	K%
SP vs. Left (2015-16)	0.290	0	34.9%	26.0%	SP vs. Left (2015-16)	0.330	17	32.4%	25.0%
SP vs. Right (2015-16)	0.324	4	29.8%	23.2%	SP vs. Right (2015-16)	0.327	26	31.4%	24.7%

Pitcher Grind Down

Blake Snell
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$8,000	Salary:		$7,100
					FPPG:		29.1	FPPG:		14.6
					Pitcher Rating:		58.4	Pitcher Rank:		18
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HC%
L30 Days	5	85.0	5.06	4.66	24.2%	15.8%	12.7%	29.8%	38.6%	36.8%
2016	15	93.9	4.61	3.39	23.8%	12.7%	10.5%	37.5%	35.6%	30.8%

Home:—ERA: 3.38 — K%: 25.4% — wOBA Allowed: 0.309
Away:—ERA: 3.41 — K%: 21.3% — wOBA Allowed: 0.328

Snell has shown great strikeout potential this season, but until he can improve his command, he will remain a risky fantasy option. On the season, he owns a 4.61 SIERA with a strikeout rate of 23.8% and a walk rate of 12.7%. He draws a fairly difficult matchup against the Yankees, who have had an offensive surge in the last four weeks.

Michael Pineda
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$8,200	Salary:		$7,400
					FPPG:		29.1	FPPG:		15.2
					Pitcher Rating:		80.8	Pitcher Rank:		6
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HC%
L30 Days	5	86.0	3.60	4.78	20.5%	5.4%	13.0%	54.3%	22.2%	37.0%
2016	27	95.5	3.44	5.10	26.3%	6.4%	14.0%	46.4%	31.6%	33.7%
2015	27	94.4	3.09	4.37	23.4%	3.1%	11.9%	48.2%	29.9%	30.1%

Home:—ERA: 4.60 — K%: 25.7% — wOBA Allowed: 0.325
Away:—ERA: 4.86 — K%: 23.9% — wOBA Allowed: 0.332

Pineda grades out as one of the best values at the pitcher position, but that always sees to be the case. In 27 starts this season, he has a 3.44 SIERA with a strikeout rate of 26.3%. The main issue is that his solid peripheral stats have yet to show up in his actual ERA. The good news is that he gets to face a strikeout-happy Rays’ offense. Even if Pineda gives up a couple of runs, the strikeouts should be there.

Batter Grind Down

The Rays are ranked 15th in team wOBA and fourth in team ISO against right-handed pitching this season. While they see a favorable ballpark shift playing in Yankee Stadium, I don’t love their matchup against Michael Pineda. As I mentioned above, his ERA estimators suggest that he has been a better pitcher than that 5.10 ERA.

Tampa Bay

• Rays Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.316 (15 of 30)
  Team wOBA L30 Days — 0.333 (9 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.190 (4 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 23.8% (27 of 30)
  Pitches Per PA vs. RHP — 3.89 (12 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.24 (22 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.02 (22 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – NONE

Secondary Plays – Kevin Kiermaier

Stackability – ORANGE

NY Yankees

The Yankees have the seventh highest run projection in the slate, as they square off against Blake Snell at home. In 15 starts this season, Snell has allowed a .324 wOBA to right-handed hitters. Gary Sanchez has cooled off a bit recently, but that has suppressed his salary.

• Yankees Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. LHP — 0.300 (25 of 30)
  Team wOBA L30 Days — 0.330 (13 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. LHP — 0.133 (27 of 30)
  Team K% vs. LHP — 18.3% (3 of 30)
  Pitches Per PA vs. LHP — 3.77 (29 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.25 (21 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.48 (7 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – NONE

Secondary Plays – Brett Gardner, Jacoby Ellsbury, Gary Sanchez, Starlin Castro

Stackability – ORANGE / YELLOW

Boston at Toronto – 7:07 PM ET

Boston					Toronto
			Rick Porcello					Marco Estrada
			RIGHT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			BOS -114					8.5
Stats	wOBA	HR All.	HC%	K%	Stats	wOBA	HR All.	HC%	K%
SP vs. Left (2015-16)	0.308	24	33.2%	20.9%	SP vs. Left (2015-16)	0.273	24	28.0%	19.5%
SP vs. Right (2015-16)	0.312	21	29.8%	19.9%	SP vs. Right (2015-16)	0.287	21	31.7%	20.8%

Pitcher Grind Down

Rick Porcello
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$9,500	Salary:		$11,000
					FPPG:		37.5	FPPG:		19.8
					Pitcher Rating:		69.0	Pitcher Rank:		11
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HC%
L30 Days	6	103.5	3.65	2.47	21.2%	1.8%	8.9%	41.7%	38.6%	29.9%
2016	28	102.7	3.85	3.23	20.6%	3.8%	7.7%	44.4%	36.5%	30.6%
2015	28	98.0	3.73	4.92	20.2%	5.2%	8.5%	45.7%	32.5%	32.8%

Home:—ERA: 3.60 — K%: 21.1% — wOBA Allowed: 0.300
Away:—ERA: 4.46 — K%: 19.8% — wOBA Allowed: 0.319

Porcello has quietly pitched well this season, sporting a 3.23 ERA (3.85 SIERA) with a strikeout rate of 20.6%. He doesn’t walk many batters and he produces enough ground balls to limit his hard contact allowed. Unfortunately, he has to face the Blue Jays in the Rogers Centre tonight. On the season, Toronto is ranked ninth in team wOBA and fifth in team ISO against right-handed pitching.

Marco Estrada
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$7,800	Salary:		$6,800
					FPPG:		32.4	FPPG:		17.6
					Pitcher Rating:		50.8	Pitcher Rank:		23
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HC%
L30 Days	5	90.4	4.82	6.58	18.3%	8.3%	10.6%	32.1%	44.0%	32.6%
2016	24	98.2	4.33	3.56	22.5%	8.5%	10.8%	34.0%	46.7%	32.6%
2015	28	104.0	4.64	3.13	18.1%	7.6%	9.9%	32.2%	52.3%	27.4%

Home:—ERA: 3.11 — K%: 19.9% — wOBA Allowed: 0.278
Away:—ERA: 3.52 — K%: 20.2% — wOBA Allowed: 0.280

Despite being an extreme fly ball pitcher, Estrada has pitched well at home in the last two seasons, posting a 3.11 ERA with a strikeout rate of 19.9%. His numbers suggest some regression, but that has been the case for nearly two full seasons now. The main issue tonight is his matchup against the Red Sox, who are ranked first in team wOBA against right-handed pitching. When AL East teams meet up, there are generally a lot of runs scored.

Batter Grind Down

Boston

The Red Sox may not be playing at home, but they are facing an extreme fly ball pitcher in a hitter-friendly ballpark. In the last two seasons, Marco Estrada has held both left and right-handed hitters under a .290 wOBA, but he gave up 45 home runs during that stretch. A Red Sox stack is always in play, but I actually prefer using them as one-off targets in tournaments.

• Red Sox Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.349 (1 of 30)
  Team wOBA L30 Days — 0.353 (2 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.184 (6 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 18.4% (3 of 30)
  Pitches Per PA vs. RHP — 3.94 (6 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 5.50 (1 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.34 (10 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – David Ortiz, Mookie Betts

Secondary Plays – Dustin Pedroia, Xander Bogaerts, Hanley Ramirez, Sandy Leon

Stackability – YELLOW

Toronto

The Blue Jays are always in play at home in the hitter-friendly Rogers Centre. While their matchup against Rick Porcello doesn’t look great on paper, he has allowed 45 home runs (the same number as Marco Estrada) in the last two seasons. Much like the Red Sox, I prefer to use the Blue Jays as one-offs tonight rather than a full stack when it comes to GPPs.

• Blue Jays Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.327 (9 of 30)
  Team wOBA L30 Days — 0.336 (6 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.188 (5 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 22.6% (26 of 30)
  Pitches Per PA vs. RHP — 4.07 (1 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.86 (7 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.16 (18 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – Edwin Encarnacion

Secondary Plays – Jose Bautista, Josh Donaldson, Russell Martin

Stackability – YELLOW

Baltimore at Detroit – 7:08 PM ET

Baltimore					Detroit
			Kevin Gausman					Michael Fulmer
			RIGHT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			DET -115					8.5
Stats	wOBA	HR All.	HC%	K%	Stats	wOBA	HR All.	HC%	K%
SP vs. Left (2015-16)	0.279	12	28.9%	25.3%	SP vs. Left (2015-16)	0.272	6	29.8%	16.4%
SP vs. Right (2015-16)	0.358	28	30.1%	21.0%	SP vs. Right (2015-16)	0.285	8	31.4%	24.4%

Pitcher Grind Down

Kevin Gausman
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$8,700	Salary:		$9,600
					FPPG:		31.7	FPPG:		16.9
					Pitcher Rating:		61.7	Pitcher Rank:		13
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HC%
L30 Days	5	107.2	3.33	1.82	29.8%	9.1%	11.6%	53.4%	28.8%	31.5%
2016	25	102.8	3.75	3.58	24.1%	6.5%	11.0%	43.6%	35.0%	31.2%
2015	17	110.4	3.69	4.25	21.9%	6.2%	10.9%	44.4%	38.1%	27.4%

Home:—ERA: 2.24 — K%: 22.7% — wOBA Allowed: 0.275
Away:—ERA: 5.39 — K%: 23.5% — wOBA Allowed: 0.357

Gausman is one of the few pitchers that we should almost automatically look to avoid when he is pitching on the road. There are obviously some exceptions, but a matchup against the Tigers in Detroit isn’t one of them. In the last two seasons, Gausman has a 5.39 ERA on the road with a .357 wOBA allowed. He is also a reverse-splits pitcher, which plays right into the hands of the right-handed heavy Tigers’ offense.

Michael Fulmer
					FanDuel			DraftKings
					Salary:		$8,300	Salary:		$8,000
					FPPG:		33.6	FPPG:		18.2
					Pitcher Rating:		69.1	Pitcher Rank:		10
Statistics	Starts	PitchPS	SIERA	ERA	K%	BB%	SS%	GB%	FB%	HC%
L30 Days	4	96.5	4.18	4.21	16.8%	2.8%	9.8%	42.7%	32.9%	31.0%
2016	22	95.0	4.01	2.77	20.3%	6.4%	10.6%	49.4%	30.2%	30.6%

Home:—ERA: 2.95 — K%: 19.1% — wOBA Allowed: 0.281
Away:—ERA: 2.68 — K%: 20.9% — wOBA Allowed: 0.277

Fulmer has cooled off over the last month of play, posting a 4.18 SIERA with a strikeout rate of 16.8%. He has shown great command for a rookie and has basically worked up to being the number two starter in this rotation. He draws a boom or bust type of matchup tonight against the Orioles, who are ranked third in team wOBA, but 22nd in team K% against right-handed pitching this season. With two of the best offenses in baseball going at it, I have a hard time justifying either pitcher in this game.

Batter Grind Down

Baltimore

The Orioles may be a top three offense against right-handed pitching, but they come into tonight’s game with a below-average run projection. Michael Fulmer has been tough on both left and right-handed hitters, holding them under a .290 wOBA this season. Chris Davis has been heating up, but he is dealing a hand injury, which is never good for a baseball player.

• Orioles Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.340 (3 of 30)
  Team wOBA L30 Days — 0.329 (14 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.202 (1 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 21.8% (22 of 30)
  Pitches Per PA vs. RHP — 3.86 (18 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.75 (9 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.16 (19 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – NONE

Secondary Plays – Pedro Alvarez, Manny Machado, Chris Davis

Stackability – ORANGE

Detroit

The Tigers are ranked tenth or better in both team wOBA and team ISO against right-handed pitching this season. Of the two offenses in this game, I highly prefer the Tigers. In the last two seasons, Kevin Gausman has allowed a .358 wOBA and 28 home runs to right-handed hitters. This is one of the few spots where I will be actively targeting the individual righty/righty matchups.

• Tigers Offense (2016)
  Team wOBA vs. RHP — 0.329 (7 of 30)
  Team wOBA L30 Days — 0.329 (14 of 30)
  Team ISO vs. RHP — 0.172 (10 of 30)
  Team K% vs. RHP — 21.1% (18 of 30)
  Pitches Per PA vs. RHP — 3.86 (16 of 30)
  Runs Per Game — 4.61 (13 of 30)
  Projected Run Total — 4.34 (9 of 30)

Projected Lineup

Elite Plays – Miguel Cabrera, J.D. Martinez

Secondary Plays – Ian Kinsler, Cameron Maybin, Justin Upton

Stackability – YELLOW

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