#THE WILD AT HEART GDC ISO#

Washington's bullpen has the seventh-highest ERA and have allowed the fifth-most homers across the league.

#THE WILD AT HEART GDC ISO#

270 ISO and is 7-for-11 (.636) with two homers and a ridiculous 2.147 OPS against Alex Wood. If we pair splits with a small BvP sample, Mookie Betts ($4,400) emerges as the preference. 400 against lefties, and that doesn't include a white hot Freddie Freeman. The Dodgers have three bats with a wOBA north of. The matchup with Kansas City isn't scary. He's been bad, but the 5.14 ERA isn't backed by a 3.75 xFIP, and he's still striking out 10.1 per nine. Syndergaard's strikeouts are ticking upward, giving him increased upside in a soft matchup against Oakland. I don't think I'd go below Noah Syndergaard ($7,700) or Lucas Giolito ($7,800) on this slate with so many safe options in the middle. He's the clear upside play in a middle tier that seems to offer a plethora of safe options for 30-plus FDP, including Zac Gallen at $9,300, Tyler Anderson at $9,000 and Adam Wainwright at $8,500.

He's now thrown 8.2 innings against Philadelphia to date, striking out 11 while giving up three hits and one run. He's coming off a 43 FDP outing against these same Phillies in which he was surprisingly efficient. I never fully trust Spencer Strider ($8,300) because he has the tendency to chase strikeouts and run his pitch count up, but he seems underpriced Tuesday. Boston is without Rafael Devers and Trevor Story, and who knows what else they may send packing before first pitch. He's had his innings limited of late, which has capped his upside, but he's still missing a ton of bats (12.3 per nine). Triston McKenzie ($10,100) stands out in a matchup against Arizona, but a GPP boom or bust option is Cristian Javier ($9,700) at Boston. Absolutely use them if they fit into your budget, though deGrom could see a lighter workload out of the gate. MLB DFS Pitchers for Tuesday on FanDuelĬorbin Burnes ($11,300) and Jacob deGrom ($10,900) in his season debut headline, and are in clear smash spots against Pittsburgh and Washington, respectively. All teams have listed starters, so we've got no shortage of pitchers to choose from. Likely goes without saying, but it's trade deadline day, so we're going to see a handful of scratches and subsequent bench fill-ins that can offer some surprising value. This article is part of our FanDuel MLB series.Ī relatively standard 13-game slate awaits Tuesday evening.

The wild at heart gdc