MLB DFS Weather Primer
Kevin Roth is a meteorologist who focuses on how weather impacts DFS and sports betting. A masters degree in meteorology, 10 years of TV weather experience, and a lifetime sports fan, Kevin has found the perfect niche here at RotoGrinders to pull all of his interests together. Along with his regular appearances on RG shows like CrunchTime, Kevin has also been featured bringing sports-weather content to The Weather Channel, SiriusXM, FanDuel, and MLB Network. Kevin lives in Houston TX, and is the proud owner of 2 big dogs, 1 small house, and a wicked step-back jumper.
Everyone knows that rain is a huge part of daily fantasy baseball. I was hired at RotoGrinders specifically to help people avoid those rainout zeros that can wreck MLB lineups, but the more I looked at weather, the more I became interested in the weather that no one was talking about — the little MLB weather variables that can make a big difference.
I’ll start with the most obvious, and we’ll work our way into the more interesting stuff.