MLB DFS Top Stacks & Top Pitchers: June 19, 2026

Eric MacPherson is back with his daily card, breaking down the hitting stacks and starting pitchers he's targeting on this slate. Take his picks into the Stokastic MLB Sims and build by win probability across thousands of simulated contests.

MLB DFS Top Stacks 6/19 ⚾️🎇 There are enough cheap hitters sprinkled across DK t

MLB DFS Top Stacks 6/19 ⚾️🎇

There are enough cheap hitters sprinkled across DK to facilitate building lineups with two top SPs, while stacking ATH, COL, LAA, PIT, so let's focus some attention there.

NYY vs RHP Rhett Lowder 5.5 runs: Even without four regular boppers and a dinged up Jazz Chisholm Jr, the Bronx Bombers are a top-5 stack on a loaded slate. This can be further distilled to discount dandies like Jasson Dominguez, rookie Spencer Jones and former COL cleanup hitter Ryan McMahon, who all have the platoon-advantage against Lowder. In his last four starts, the top-prospect has lasted just 13 IP with12 Ks, 2 HRs and an unsightly 15 BBs, leading to an 8.31 ERA and 7.12 xERA. It would not be a shock if he heads back to Triple-A for a confidence booster before the ASG.

BAL at RHP Roki Sasaki 4.0 runs: The 5-6-7 hitters of catcher Samuel Basallo, swith-hitter Leody Tavares and former prospect Colton Cowser can be had for a song tonight. The O's are in the mix on the late-slate as a differentiation stack, as well as being a fine source of values with one or two of this trio on the featured slate, since they are the easiest for Sasaki to attack, though all still profile well - just not as good as the usual suspects.

KCR at RHP Michael McGreevy 4.6 runs: LHBs Carter Jensen and Michael Massey should have prominent lineup slots, while both costing only pocket change against the rookie.

TEX vs RHP Randy Vasquez 4.0 runs: Terrific mini-stack or one-off value with the DK salary algorithm handing out FD salaries to the whole team.

MLB DFS Pitchers 6/19 ⚾️💪 Jacob Misiorowski vs ATL 3.4 runs: Hitting weather and

MLB DFS Pitchers 6/19 ⚾️💪

Jacob Misiorowski vs ATL 3.4 runs: Hitting weather and salary are the only detrimental variables for the young fireballer tonight. Savvy gamers will find a way to make him a foundational play.

Jacob deGrom vs SDP 3.4 runs: There are only three high-strikeout candidates (HKC) in the projected lineup, though when Gavin Sheets and Ty France are the "best" power bats against RHPs for an offense that has plated the fewest runners in the league, that is just a small quibble with deGrom having ceded just 4 ERs in his last 23 IP with 25 Ks.

Cam Schlittler vs CIN 3.6 runs: While the top half of the lineup has found success this season, the Reds still are expected to put forth 5 HKCs and the final four on the lineup card is a barren wasteland when it comes to offensive production.

Ranger Suarez at SEA 3.5 runs: In his move to BOS, the team has him using less sinkers and leaning on a "flat" cutter, which has seen his 50.8 GB% in four years as a starter in PHI drop to a career-low 38%, though he has maintained most other metrics, including an efficient 3.8 pitches per hitter. The M's are without Randy Arozarena and Julio Rodriguez, taking out their two best RHBs aside from switch-hitter Cal Raleigh.

Roki Sasaki vs BAL 4.2 runs: In the six games prior to his recent mound meltdown, Sasaki posted a 2.55 ERA, 3.11 xERA and 9.7 K/9 across 35.1 IP.

Bryce Miller vs BOS 3.4 runs: Looks like an All-Star after last year's injury marred hiccup and there are 4 HKCs in the BOS lineup and almost no power outside the heart of the order.

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