4/28/2022 MLB DFS

04/28

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Game by Game:

SDP@CIN:

Tyler Mahle
Traditionally give up more than double the amount of power to RHHs but that has flipped in the small sample size so far this year.
4 SDP batters striking out 24% of the time or more to RHPs this year.
I would focus on Profar, Kim, and Cronenworth
Nick Martinez
Getting crushed by batters of both handednesses, giving up a .385 ISO to LHHs and a .310 ISO to RHHs.
I would focus on Votto, Drury, and Fraley.

MIL@PIT:

Freddy Peralta
Very good against LHHs which is good for him considering most of PITs power comes from LHHs and they have 6 in the lineup.
6 PIT batters are striking out more than 23% of the time to RHPs over the last 2 years.
Jose Quintana
Has been decent against LHHs in his career but gives up a good amount of power to RHHs (.210 ISo allowed to RHHs in the 2021 & 2022 seasons).
K Rate is decent at 26% and 5 MIL batters are striking out over 24% of the time to LHPs over the last 2 years.
If you go here I would focus on Renfroe, Brosseau, and Taylor.

BAL@NYY

Bruce Zimmermann
Has seemed to turn the corner from awful to respectable SP at $6.8K he is very affordable on DK.
The wind blowing out to right doesn't do him any favors.
I would focus on Judge, Rizzo, Locastro who have (.533, .412, and .750 ISO's v LHPs this year) very small sample size though.
Jameson Tallion
Has been getting a lot more ground balls this year and has helped him a lot.
I would focus on Muillins, Santander, and Hays.
K rate is down to 22%.

COL@PHI

Zach Wheeler
Usually doesn't have splits but is allowing a .172 ISO to LHHs this year.
Joe/ Blackmon/ Cron/ McMahon all have ISOs over .200 v RHPs this year.
Wheeler has looked bad but the wind blowing will probably keep everything in the park today.
COL only has 3 batters striking out more than 23% of the time to RHPs this year.
Austin Gomer
PHI has 5 batters striking out more than 28% of the time to LHPs this year, that being said they have 4 batters with ISOs over .200 v LHPs this year.
Gomber could make a nice GPP play if the wind helps keep everything in the park.

MIA@WAS

Trevor Rodgers
Has not looked like the dominant pitcher of last year but today is a great spot for a bounce-back...wind blowing in & only 2 MIA batters with ISOs over .100 v LHPs this year.
Last year was dominant v LHHs which is good for him considering Soto and Bell are Washingtons' main source of power.
Patrick Corbin
Gives up more power to RHHs (.257 ISO allowed to RHHs over the 2021-22 seasons)
BB% is up to 15% so that could be a ticking timebomb.
I would focus on Soler & Garcia who both have ISOs over .250 v LHPs this year.

DET@MIN

Brock Ober
Ober sucks but so do the Tigers, only Medows and baez have ISOs over .100 v RHPs this year.
5 DET batters strike out 26% of the time or more to RHPs this year.
Tarik Skuball
Has looked great this year only allowing a .094 ISO to RHHs and a .000 ISO to LHHs this year.
K rate is at 25% and 5 MIN batters are striking out 20% or more of the time to LHPs.
Garlick and Kepler would be the only ones that I worry about.

SEA@TBR

Chris Flexin
Good vs LHHs but give up a good amount of power to RHHs, he isn't exciting to play but matched up well against TBR.
I would focus Franco & Pinto.
Jeffrey Springs
Give up a lot more power to LHHs, will only pitch for a few innings.
I would focus France, Winker, and Crawford.

HOU@TEX

Justin Verlander
Only W.Calhoun and Garcia have ISOs over .100 v RHPs this year.
6 TEX batters striking out more than 20% of the time to RHPs.
Verlander does give up decent power to LHHs so I would focus on Seager, W.Calhoun, Miller and Garcia.
Martin Perez
Good v LHHs give up power to RHHs .203 ISO allowed over the 2021-22 seasons.
I would focus on Yuli Gurriel, Diaz, Siri.

KC@CWS

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