Thursday's top MLB DFS options on FanDuel include Aaron Judge as the headliner on a New York Yankees stack in a road clash with the Chicago White Sox.
Discover which underperforming MLB pitchers to hold or drop for your fantasy team. Brad Johnson analyzes poor performances and pitcher potential to make strategic roster decisions.
This week's list of top prospects to stash includes Jordan Lawlar, who's swinging a hot bat at Triple-A and has few obstacles in front of him in Arizona.
A couple Mets have been hitting well of late and are worth a pickup if available.
A number of top pitchers will be working twice this week against teams that have recently seen their offense decrease.
The Cubs offense should be able to produce against Victor Mederos and the Angels, so add a few of their hitters on your Saturday DraftKings MLB DFS lineups.
Prospects keep getting the call, with more still to come in the next few weeks. Find out which young players to add to your team here.
Be careful with your pitching selections as scoring remains elevated.
Three starting pitchers facing subpar hitting teams are featured on Sunday's FanDuel MLB DFS preview.
A few surging starters will be on multiple outings this week.
You'll want to add some of the new NL recruits who came over at the trade deadline.
As July offense increased less than previous seasons, go ahead and take more risks on pitching.
Ryan Pohle dives into team stacks and pitchers for Wednesday's MLB slate, including Seattle's Bryan Woo in a matchup against the Athletics.
Wednesday's top MLB DFS plays on FanDuel include Nathan Eovaldi of the Texas Rangers, who stands out from the pack at pitcher in a clash with the Los Angeles Angels.
The pitching landscape could change by Thursday's trade deadline.
A pair of Seattle aces are up for two starts against favorable opponents.
Find out the top-ranked pitchers for both the short, three-game week following the All-Star break as well as for the next 10 days.
Check out all the best baseball plays on PrizePicks this Thursday, including multiple on Reds third baseman Noelvi Marte against the Marlins.