MLB Grind Down: Thursday, May 7th

by Derek Farnsworth (Notorious) Last Updated 2015-05-09 23:06:39

The RotoGrinders MLB Grind Down article will give you an in-depth analysis into the 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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Note: Fantasy point averages listed use FanDuel scoring. For more info on FanDuel’s scoring system, check out the scoring systems section of our FanDuel review.

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Oakland at Minnesota

Oakland					Minnesota
			Drew Pomeranz					Ricky Nolasco
			LEFT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			OAK (-110)					8.5
Stats	Avg	OPS	wOBA	K%	Stats	Avg	OPS	wOBA	K%
SP vs. Left	0.232	0.663	0.300	27.4%	SP vs. Left	0.329	0.906	0.396	13.30%
SP vs. Right	0.195	0.563	0.259	21.8%	SP vs. Right	0.294	0.816	0.355	19.90%
Batter Splits	OAK BvP		OAK vs R		Batter Splits	MIN BvP		MIN vs L
Batter Split Links Above Open In Pop-Up Window

Pitcher Grind Down

Drew Pomeranz (FanDuel: $6400, DraftKings: $6000)

Pitching Stats:
2015: SIERA: 3.59 — K Rate: 21.6% — K/9: 8.23 — BB Rate: 5.2% — GB Rate: 35.3%
2014: SIERA: 3.62 — K Rate: 23.0% — K/9: 8.35 — BB Rate: 9.4% — GB Rate: 45.7%

Minnesota Twins vs. LH Pitching: (2015)
wOBA: 0.301 (Rank: 22)
Strikeout Rate: 18.7% (Rank: 11)

Analysis: After a strong opener against the Mariners, Pomeranz has now given up at least three earned runs in each of his past four starts. His indicators all look good though, as he has posted a 3.59 SIERA with a K/9 of 8.2. The biggest knock on Pomeranz is that the A’s tend to limit his pitch count whenever possible. He has only thrown 100 pitches one time this season, which does limit his upside. He draws a tough matchup against the A’s, who have recently had a ton of success against southpaws (see: Sale and Kazmir). He should get plenty of run support with Ricky Nolasco on the mound though.

Pitcher Rating:58.5

Ricky Nolasco (FD: $5200, DK: $5300)

Pitching Stats:
2015: SIERA: 5.23 — K Rate: 15.0% — K/9: 6.75 — BB Rate: 12.5% — GB Rate: 39.3%
2014: SIERA: 4.06 — K Rate: 16.6% — K/9: 6.51 — BB Rate: 5.5% — GB Rate: 41.8%

Oakland Athletics vs. RH Pitching: (2015)
wOBA: 0.336 (Rank: 4)
Strikeout Rate: 16.0% (Rank: 1)

Analysis: Nolasco gave up six earned runs in his first start of the season and then gave up three more in his second start. He is looking to bounce back after a disappointing 2014 season, but so far his numbers are very close to where they were last year. He currently boasts a 5.23 SIERA with a K/9 of 6.8. He has also walked 12.5% of the batters that he has faced this season. There are too many red flags here, the most important being his matchup against the A’s. Oakland is ranked 4th in wOBA against right-handed pitching this season.

Pitcher Rating:32.5

Batter Grind Down

Oakland

Josh Reddick (FD: $3900, DK: $4200)

Position Eligibility: FD: OF — DK: OF
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.496 — ISO: 0.286 — OBP: 0.479
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.367 — ISO: 0.239 — OBP: 0.330

Analysis: Reddick is swinging a hot bat over the last seven days, going 10-for-25 with 8 runs and 8 RBIs. He’s going to have plenty of RBI opportunities this season, as he will have the high on-base speedsters in Coco Crisp and Billy Burns batting ahead of him. Reddick has a .496 wOBA and a .286 ISO against right-handed pitching and he draws a terrific matchup against Ricky Nolaso, who gave up a .396 wOBA to left-handed hitters last season.

Secondary Plays:

Stephen Vogt (FD: $3900, DK: $4000)
Position Eligibility: FD: C — DK: 1B/C
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.498 — ISO: 0.348 — OBP: 0.468
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.337 — ISO: 0.148 — OBP: 0.331

Ike Davis (FD: $2200, DK: $2600)
Position Eligibility: FD: 1B — DK: 1B
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.327 — ISO: 0.100 — OBP: 0.348
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.341 — ISO: 0.159 — OBP: 0.360

Billy Burns (FD: $2400, DK: $2700)
Position Eligibility: FD: OF — DK: OF
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.394 — ISO: 0.077 — OBP: 0.429

Minnesota

Trevor Plouffe (FD: $2800, DK: $4400)

Position Eligibility: FD: 3B — DK: 3B
2015 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.329 — ISO: 0.171 — OBP: 0.326
2014 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.343 — ISO: 0.152 — OBP: 0.353

Analysis: Plouffe has hit left-handed pitching well throughout his career with a .355 wOBA and a .194 ISO. He is currently underpriced on FanDuel at $2,800, although he may be a little too expensive to use on DraftKings. He draws a favorable matchup against Drew Pomeranz, who has given up a .404 wOBA to right-handed hitters this season.

Secondary Plays:

Brian Dozier (FD: $3300, DK: $4900)
Position Eligibility: FD: 2B — DK: 2B
2015 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.352 — ISO: 0.179 — OBP: 0.349
2014 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.351 — ISO: 0.203 — OBP: 0.337

Torii Hunter (FD: $2900, DK: $4300)
Position Eligibility: FD: OF — DK: OF
2015 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.242 — ISO: 0.054 — OBP: 0.256
2014 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.350 — ISO: 0.151 — OBP: 0.340

LA Dodgers at Milwaukee

LA Dodgers					Milwaukee
			Carlos Frias					Mike Fiers
			RIGHT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			LAD (-110)					8
Stats	Avg	OPS	wOBA	K%	Stats	Avg	OPS	wOBA	K%
SP vs. Left	0.317	0.789	0.348	16.1%	SP vs. Left	0.188	0.517	0.234	26.80%
SP vs. Right	0.200	0.582	0.255	25.3%	SP vs. Right	0.171	0.542	0.240	28.60%
Batter Splits			LA vs R		Batter Splits	MIL BvP		MIL vs R
Batter Split Links Above Open In Pop-Up Window

Pitcher Grind Down

Carlos Frias (FD: $5800, DK: $4700)

Pitching Stats:
2015: SIERA: 3.12 — K Rate: 16.7% — K/9: 5.87 — BB Rate: 6.7% — GB Rate: 65.2%
2014: SIERA: 2.99 — K Rate: 21.2% — K/9: 8.07 — BB Rate: 5.1% — GB Rate: 52.0%

Milwaukee Brewers vs. RH Pitching: (2015)
wOBA: 0.286 (Rank: 25)
Strikeout Rate: 22.9% (Rank: 27)

Analysis: Frias pitched well in his first start of the season, but he only threw 70 pitches and was only able to last 5.1 innings. The Dodgers will try to stretch him a bit further today, but he will still be on a pitch count, which really limits his upside. It will take a near perfect outing for him to pitch five or six innings, which is tough to bank on from a pitcher that is only making his third career start. The matchup against the Brewers is a favorable one, but Frias doesn’t provide enough upside for cash games or tournaments.

Pitcher Rating:54.6

Mike Fiers (FD: $7400, DK: $8600)

Pitching Stats:
2015: SIERA: 2.97 — K Rate: 29.6% — K/9: 12.41 — BB Rate: 7.8% — GB Rate: 36.2%
2014: SIERA: 2.94 — K Rate: 27.7% — K/9: 9.54 — BB Rate: 6.2% — GB Rate: 33.3%

Los Angeles Dodgers vs. RH Pitching: (2015)
wOBA: 0.363 (Rank: 1)
Strikeout Rate: 20.0% (Rank: 15)

Analysis: We go from one pitcher with limited upside to another pitcher with as much upside as anyone on the board. Fiers may have a 4.74 ERA this season, but his indicators suggest that he is pitching much better than that. Through his first five starts, he has a 2.97 SIERA with an elite K/9 of 12.4. He is striking out nearly four times as many batters as he is walking. He does draw a difficult matchup against the Dodgers, but his immense strikeout potential more than makes up for it.

Pitcher Rating:73.6

Batter Grind Down

LA Dodgers

Joc Pederson (FD: $3700, DK: $4200)

Position Eligibility: FD: OF — DK: OF
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.478 — ISO: 0.451 — OBP: 0.435
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.293 — ISO: 0.000 — OBP: 0.387

Analysis: Remember when all Cris Carter would do was catch touchdowns? The same applies to Joc Pederson just with home runs. He hit two more home runs last night to bring his total up to nine on the season. He currently owns a .478 wOBA and a .451 ISO against right-handed pitching. Mike Fiers throws hard, but if Pederson can connect on one of those fastballs, it could go a long way.

Secondary Plays:

Adrian Gonzalez (FD: $4400, DK: $4900)
Position Eligibility: FD: 1B — DK: 1B
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.521 — ISO: 0.416 — OBP: 0.455
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.384 — ISO: 0.236 — OBP: 0.362

Milwaukee

Adam Lind (FD: $3000, DK: $4600)

Position Eligibility: FD: 1B — DK: 1B
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.422 — ISO: 0.268 — OBP: 0.402
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.410 — ISO: 0.179 — OBP: 0.409

Analysis: Lind was the featured play from the Brewers yesterday and he didn’t disappoint with a home runs, a double, 2 RBIs, and 2 runs scored. He has been terrific against right-handed pitching all season, posting a .422 wOBA and a .268 ISO. He draws a favorable matchup at home against Carlos Frias, who gave up a .348 wOBA to left-handed hitters last season.

Secondary Plays:

Ryan Braun (FD: $3400, DK: $4900)
Position Eligibility: FD: OF — DK: OF
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.311 — ISO: 0.217 — OBP: 0.274
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.335 — ISO: 0.169 — OBP: 0.329

Scooter Gennett (FD: $2200, DK: $3800)
Position Eligibility: FD: 2B — DK: 2B
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.233 — ISO: 0.000 — OBP: 0.321
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.346 — ISO: 0.157 — OBP: 0.338

Chicago Cubs at St. Louis

Chicago Cubs					St. Louis
			Jake Arrieta					John Lackey
			RIGHT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			STL (-120)					7.5
Stats	Avg	OPS	wOBA	K%	Stats	Avg	OPS	wOBA	K%
SP vs. Left	0.195	0.554	0.251	29.8%	SP vs. Left	0.256	0.720	0.316	18.60%
SP vs. Right	0.204	0.521	0.234	25.0%	SP vs. Right	0.269	0.744	0.327	20.80%
Batter Splits	CHC BvP		CHC vs R		Batter Splits	STL BvP		STL vs R
Batter Split Links Above Open In Pop-Up Window

Pitcher Grind Down

Jake Arrieta (FD: $9700, DK: $9500)

Pitching Stats:
2015: SIERA: 3.12 — K Rate: 24.4% — K/9: 8.81 — BB Rate: 6.3% — GB Rate: 50.6%
2014: SIERA: 2.83 — K Rate: 27.2% — K/9: 9.59 — BB Rate: 6.7% — GB Rate: 49.2%

St. Louis Cardinals vs. RH Pitching: (2015)
wOBA: 0.334 (Rank: 6)
Strikeout Rate: 16.3% (Rank: 4)

Analysis: Arrieta is coming off of one of his best seasons in the majors, posting a 2.83 SIERA and a K/9 of 9.6 in 2014. He is proving that it wasn’t a fluke, as he has posted nearly identical numbers to start the 2015 season. He has an elite strikeout rate and a fairly high ground-ball rate as well. The knock on him today is his matchup against the Cardinals. St. Louis is currently ranked 6th in wOBA against right-handed pitching, striking out at the 4th-lowest rate of any team this season. Arrieta is more of a tournament play at his price point.

Pitcher Rating:68.4

John Lackey (FD: $7600, DK: $7700)

Pitching Stats:
2015: SIERA: 4.35 — K Rate: 13.2% — K/9: 5.12 — BB Rate: 5.9% — GB Rate: 48.6%
2014: SIERA: 3.64 — K Rate: 19.7% — K/9: 7.45 — BB Rate: 5.6% — GB Rate: 44.4%

Chicago Cubs vs. RH Pitching: (2015)
wOBA: 0.310 (Rank: 12)
Strikeout Rate: 24.6% (Rank: 30)

Analysis: Lackey is off to a slow start this season. His SIERA is up (4.35) while his strikeout rate is down considerably (13.2%). He sees a small boost in today’s matchup against the Cubs, who strike out at the highest rate of any team against right-handed pitching, but as we saw last night against Lance Lynn, the Cubs make pitchers work deep into counts. Lackey is a litte overpriced for his current level of production, which is why he makes more sense as a tournament play than a cash game play.

Pitcher Rating:63.0

Batter Grind Down

Chicago Cubs

Kris Bryant (FD: $3600, DK: $4100)

Position Eligibility: FD: 3B — DK: 3B
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.413 — ISO: 0.091 — OBP: 0.492

Analysis: Bryant has yet to his first home run in the majors, but it’s coming. He is off to a great start as a rookie, posting a .413 wOBA against right-handed pitching with an even more impressive OBP of .492. He has shown great discipline at the plate and he has recorded at least 1.5 fantasy points (FanDuel) in eight of his last nine games, which is tough to do on a site that negates points for outs.

Secondary Plays:

Anthony Rizzo (FD: $4400, DK: $5100)
Position Eligibility: FD: 1B — DK: 1B
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.421 — ISO: 0.239 — OBP: 0.442
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.391 — ISO: 0.253 — OBP: 0.373

St. Louis

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Secondary Plays:

Matt Carpenter (FD: $4300, DK: $4300)
Position Eligibility: FD: 3B — DK: 3B
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.463 — ISO: 0.324 — OBP: 0.427
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.343 — ISO: 0.104 — OBP: 0.381

Matt Adams (FD: $2900, DK: $4200)
Position Eligibility: FD: 1B — DK: 1B
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.375 — ISO: 0.188 — OBP: 0.356
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.367 — ISO: 0.187 — OBP: 0.349

Detroit at Chicago White Sox

Detroit					Chicago White Sox
			Kyle Lobstein					Jose Quintana
			LEFT					LEFT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			CWS (-115)					8.5
Stats	Avg	OPS	wOBA	K%	Stats	Avg	OPS	wOBA	K%
SP vs. Left	0.217	0.620	0.274	21.6%	SP vs. Left	0.264	0.685	0.302	21.90%
SP vs. Right	0.240	0.686	0.301	14.2%	SP vs. Right	0.250	0.653	0.290	21.30%
Batter Splits	DET BvP		DET vs L		Batter Splits	CWS BvP		CWS vs L
Batter Split Links Above Open In Pop-Up Window

Pitcher Grind Down

Kyle Lobstein (FD: $6300, DK: $5500)

Pitching Stats:
2015: SIERA: 4.71 — K Rate: 11.1% — K/9: 4.26 — BB Rate: 8.3% — GB Rate: 54.1%
2014: SIERA: 4.35 — K Rate: 16.5% — K/9: 6.18 — BB Rate: 8.5% — GB Rate: 45.1%

Chicago White Sox vs. LH Pitching: (2015)
wOBA: 0.232 (Rank: 29)
Strikeout Rate: 22.9% (Rank: 24)

Analysis: Lobstein is an easy pitcher to avoid in the early slate of games. He has not pitched well this season, posting a 4.71 SIERA with a low K/9 of 4.3. He has walked nearly as many batters as he has struck out. Even though the White Sox offense is one of the worst in the majors against left-handed pitching, I have a hard time seeing Lobstein pitch a gem against Jose Abreu and company.

Pitcher Rating:45.5

Jose Quintana (FD: $7200, DK: $7100)

Pitching Stats:
2015: SIERA: 4.12 — K Rate: 16.9% — K/9: 6.52 — BB Rate: 5.7% — GB Rate: 41.5%
2014: SIERA: 3.50 — K Rate: 21.5% — K/9: 8.00 — BB Rate: 6.3% — GB Rate: 44.7%

Detroit Tigers vs. LH Pitching: (2015)
wOBA: 0.332 (Rank: 7)
Strikeout Rate: 22.3% (Rank: 23)

Analysis: Quintana’s numbers are down across the board this season. By down, I mean trending in the wrong direction. His SIERA is higher than it was in 2014, which his strikeout rate and ground-ball rate are both lower. He draws a difficult matchup today against the Tigers, who are ranked 7th in wOBA against left-handed pitching this season. There is more risk with Quintana than potential reward and he can safely be avoided in all league formats.

Pitcher Rating:55.1

Batter Grind Down

Detroit

Victor Martinez (FD: $3100, DK: $4400)

Position Eligibility: FD: C — DK: 1B
2015 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.436 — ISO: 0.053 — OBP: 0.522
2014 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.476 — ISO: 0.322 — OBP: 0.430

Analysis: Martinez was the BvP play of the day yesterday and sure enough he came through with another home run off of Chris Sale. I’m still not a huge believer in BvP, but again, it can be telling when the sample size is big enough. Martinez faces another southpaw today in Jose Quintana. Martinez always has great splits against left-handed pitching and his price is very playable on both FanDuel and DraftKings.

Secondary Plays:

Miguel Cabrera (FD: $5000, DK: $5400)
Position Eligibility: FD: 1B — DK: 1B/3B
2015 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.373 — ISO: 0.182 — OBP: 0.407
2014 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.382 — ISO: 0.235 — OBP: 0.364

Rajai Davis (FD: $3000, DK: $4600)
Position Eligibility: FD: OF — DK: OF
2015 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.380 — ISO: 0.174 — OBP: 0.385
2014 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.408 — ISO: 0.201 — OBP: 0.382

Chicago White Sox

Jose Abreu (FD: $3600, DK: $5200)

Position Eligibility: FD: 1B — DK: 1B
2015 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.266 — ISO: 0.190 — OBP: 0.227
2014 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.462 — ISO: 0.309 — OBP: 0.437

Analysis: Abreu’s numbers against left-handed pitching are down this season, but we can’t put much stock into it, as he has only had 23 plate appearances against southpaws. He crushed left-handed pitching last season with a .462 wOBA and a .309 ISO. He has a great chance to improve his numbers against lefties today, as he draws a favorable matchup against Kyle Lobstein at home.

Secondary Plays:

Avisail Garcia (FD: $2800, DK: $4500)
Position Eligibility: FD: OF — DK: OF
2015 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.476 — ISO: 0.267 — OBP: 0.438
2014 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.421 — ISO: 0.267 — OBP: 0.392

Alexei Ramirez (FD: $2400, DK: $3800)
Position Eligibility: FD: SS — DK: SS
2015 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.059 — ISO: 0.000 — OBP: 0.067
2014 vs. LH Pitching: wOBA: 0.328 — ISO: 0.162 — OBP: 0.309

Cleveland at Kansas City

Cleveland					Kansas City
			Corey Kluber					Edinson Volquez
			RIGHT					RIGHT
			Vegas Moneyline					Vegas Over/Under
			KC (-115)					7.5
Stats	Avg	OPS	wOBA	K%	Stats	Avg	OPS	wOBA	K%
SP vs. Left	0.242	0.688	0.304	28.2%	SP vs. Left	0.231	0.728	0.321	17.40%
SP vs. Right	0.220	0.553	0.246	28.3%	SP vs. Right	0.228	0.634	0.286	17.20%
Batter Splits	CLE BvP		CLE vs R		Batter Splits	KC BvP		KC vs R
Batter Split Links Above Open In Pop-Up Window

Pitcher Grind Down

Corey Kluber (FD: $9500, DK: $9800)

Pitching Stats:
2015: SIERA: 3.09 — K Rate: 23.6% — K/9: 9 — BB Rate: 5.5% — GB Rate: 50.0%
2014: SIERA: 2.61 — K Rate: 28.3% — K/9: 10.27 — BB Rate: 5.4% — GB Rate: 48.0%

Kansas City Royals vs. RH Pitching: (2015)
wOBA: 0.341 (Rank: 3)
Strikeout Rate: 16.8% (Rank: 5)

Analysis: There are very few times during the season that I wouldn’t want to target Corey Kluber, one of which is when he faces the Royals in Kansas City. The Royals are a team that doesn’t strike out and that thrives on scoring runs against the best pitchers in baseball. They are currently ranked 3rd in wOBA against right-handed pitching and we have seen them knock around top pitching time and time again this season (including Kluber). He still offers decent strikeout potential, but he’s overpriced for his matchup.

Pitcher Rating:72.5

Edinson Volquez (FD: $8500, DK: $6700)

Pitching Stats:
2015: SIERA: 3.68 — K Rate: 20.0% — K/9: 7.08 — BB Rate: 5.9% — GB Rate: 46.9%
2014: SIERA: 4.20 — K Rate: 17.3% — K/9: 6.54 — BB Rate: 8.8% — GB Rate: 50.4%

Cleveland Indians vs. RH Pitching: (2015)
wOBA: 0.310 (Rank: 12)
Strikeout Rate: 17.3% (Rank: 6)

Analysis: The first thing that you will notice with Volquez is his vast price difference between the two main sites. He is $1,800 cheaper on DraftKings than he is on FanDuel. His price is obviously too high to use on FanDuel, but he could serve as a viable SP2 on DraftKings. He has pitched well this season with a 3.68 SIERA and a K/9 of 7.1. He is a pitcher that produces a lot of ground-ball outs, which we like to see. The knock on Volquez today is that he has to face an Indians’ lineup that consists primarily of left-handed hitters.

Pitcher Rating:65.3

Batter Grind Down

Cleveland

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Secondary Plays:

Michael Brantley (FD: $4200, DK: $5500)
Position Eligibility: FD: OF — DK: OF
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.387 — ISO: 0.114 — OBP: 0.417
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.401 — ISO: 0.197 — OBP: 0.388

Jason Kipnis (FD: $3500, DK: $5100)
Position Eligibility: FD: 2B — DK: 2B
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.432 — ISO: 0.167 — OBP: 0.443
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.318 — ISO: 0.117 — OBP: 0.337

Kansas City

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Secondary Plays:

Eric Hosmer (FD: $3900, DK: $4200)
Position Eligibility: FD: 1B — DK: 1B
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.464 — ISO: 0.250 — OBP: 0.455
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.321 — ISO: 0.132 — OBP: 0.326

Mike Moustakas (FD: $2700, DK: $3500)
Position Eligibility: FD: 3B — DK: 3B
2015 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.379 — ISO: 0.148 — OBP: 0.379
2014 vs. RH Pitching: wOBA: 0.289 — ISO: 0.151 — OBP: 0.279

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