Tuesday’s massive main slate features 12 games on FanDuel and 13 on DraftKings, with that site including the second game of the Royals – Tigers doubleheader. The slate includes a number of premium pitching options in good spots, another windy day in Wrigley Field for those who chase bats with a tailwind and a Coors Field game that is severely threatened by the weather forecast. The run total in Chicago joins the Nationals – Mets and the Braves – Diamondbacks games at 9.5, with the Marlins – Rockies game slotting in at a slate-leading 10.5. The low point comes in the Astros – Athletics game, which is carrying just a 6.5 on the Vegas board with the Astros as a whopping -319 favorite. There are several opportunities to roster excellent bats in good situations that are not stadium or weather based. The Cardinals, for example, are elite when facing left-handed pitching but they are largely getting left on the table in their matchup against a southpaw tonight, you can expect to hear more about this later in this article. The Mets are facing a highly targetable pitcher and they are at an equivalent implied team total to most of the premium options that are drawing far more popularity and multiple premium lineups are listed at positive leverage. Getting to uniquely constructed high-probability lineups should be an easy exercise on tonight’s large MLB DFS slate on both DraftKings and FanDuel when utilizing the Awesemo Top Stacks and Top Pitchers Tools.
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Top Home Run Ratings & Predictions
Using a model based on a blend of several predictive statistics for the batter-pitcher matchup we will give each team one of the top choices from their projected lineup. However, the pick included below will not always be the actual top-rated player, particularly when there is an obvious star who rates atop his team’s lineup each day. Check out all of Awesemo’s top-notch baseball content and free MLB DFS picks.
Scale: 5-10 Average; 10-20 Good; 20-25 Very Good; 25+ Great
Arizona Diamondbacks: Christian Walker — 4.41
Atlanta Braves: Ozzie Albies — 6.11
Baltimore Orioles: Adley Rutschman — 6.40
Boston Red Sox: Trevor Story — 4.14
Chicago Cubs: Ian Happ — 8.25
Chicago White Sox: Andrew Vaughn — 5.81
Cincinnati Reds: Tyler Naquin — 9.60
Colorado Rockies: Samuel Hilliard — 10.43
Detroit Tigers: Javier Baez — 10.60
Houston Astros: Alex Bregman — 6.48
Los Angeles Angels: Jared Walsh — 7.77
Los Angeles Dodgers: Will Smith — 7.43
Miami Marlins: Jesus Sanchez — 6.27
Milwaukee Brewers: Andrew McCutchen — 9.69
Minnesota Twins: Kyle Garlick — 11.19
New York Mets: Starling Marte — 6.97
New York Yankees: Aaron Judge — 4.48
Oakland Athletics: Kevin Smith — 7.71
Pittsburgh Pirates: Rodolfo Castro — 6.42
San Diego Padres: Luke Voit — 6.87
Seattle Mariners: Jesse Winker — 5.60
St. Louis Cardinals: Nolan Arenado — 8.74
Tampa Bay Rays: Mike Zunino — 7.61
Texas Rangers: Mitch Garver — 6.46
Toronto Blue Jays: Matt Chapman — 7.33
Washington Nationals: Keibert Ruiz — 8.14
Power Index
This is intended to capture the full range of home run upside for each team. It is not meant as a stack ranking and does not account for pricing or popularity — only home run potential. The first column is the average rating for the full projected lineup and the second is for the top six hitters in the projected lineup.
MLB DFS Weather Update: Postponements & Risk Assessment
Tonight’s Coors Field game is very much in doubt with a significant amount of rain in the evening forecast. In the early afternoon on the East Coast, the forecast for Denver looks grim, with a solid block of heavy rain projected to start right around game time. The precipitation should come down throughout the night, which means this is more likely to shape up as a postponement than a game that starts and stops. Pivoting around Coors should be a familiar exercise for MLB DFS regulars, it seems like a good idea unless the weather outlook changes significantly before lock.
MLB DFS Picks Today: Pitchers, Best Stacks & Low-Owned Plays
This section will feature a few standout MLB DFS spots and teams to look at for potential plays on DraftKings and FanDuel.
Be sure to check out the Awesemo MLB DFS Ownership Projections for critical updates and monitor the top stacks tool throughout the day for changes.
On the Hill
The deep Tuesday pitching slate features several premium arms leading the probability metrics on the Top Pitchers Tool that land at negative leverage. Blue Jays ace Kevin Gausman and Astros starter Cristian Javier lead the way on both sites, they are drawing roughly equal popularity above 30% on the DraftKings slate, which has both at a mid-teens score on the negative side of the leverage column. Gausman is facing a depleted White Sox lineup while Javier has one of the best matchups of the day in facing the Athletics in their home park. Both pitchers are worthwhile, but they are over-owned. Oakland starter Frankie Montas will be dueling Javier, but tackling the elite Astros is never the easiest proposition despite some recent standout performances by pitchers who are not as talented as Montas. The Oakland righty is negatively leveraged and popular but playable on both sites. White Sox ace Lucas Giolito will be one of the few things keeping his team in the game against Gausman, the elite righty comes at very low ownership and excellent leverage scores on both sites, he is one of the premium tournament plays of the day. Standout lefty Eric Lauer will be facing the Cubs in windy Wrigley Field. Lauer has strikeout upside if he can avoid damage in the conditions, he also comes at positive leverage from site to site. Another targetable team is the Pittsburgh Pirates, who are in Los Angeles to face Julio Urias a night after ruining the evening for everyone who rostered Walker Buehler. Urias comes as one of the top-ranked starters on both sites, but he does land at negative leverage in the outstanding matchup. George Kirby is not popular enough for his talent, he is owned in the low single digits at positive leverage from the middle of the probability board for a low price against the Orioles in their newly pitcher-oriented ballpark. The quality options on this slate in the mid-range do not stop, any of Charlie Morton, Adam Wainwright, German Marquez, Luis Castillo, Noah Syndergaard or Jordan Montgomery could post a slate-relevant score at their prices and popularity projections. Every pitcher on that list comes at positive leverage in their varied situations, and a few playable starters failed to make the cut simply for length.
The pitching duel in Toronto should be a fun one to watch, both Kevin Gausman and Lucas Giolito are Cy Young Award contenders this season. Gausman has continued to build on his outstanding start, over 56 innings in nine outings he has a 29.3% strikeout rate with a microscopic 2.3% walk rate. The righty has a 2.39 xFIP and a 1.04 WHIP while inducing a massive 17.4% swinging-strike rate. Gausman has been good at limiting premium contact as well, he has a 37.5% hard-hit percentage but just a 5.3% barrel rate and he has kept home runs to an extraordinarily thin 0.45% this season. Gausman will be facing a White Sox roster that just lost Tim Anderson to the injured list but should be returning star Luis Robert this evening. The team has underperformed, and this is not the best version of their lineup, against righties the active roster has a .114 ISO and a 1.97% home run rate while creating runs 19% worse than average in the split. Gausman belongs in a large share of lineups but undercutting the negative leverage of the field while still getting to the Blue Jays righty is the better approach on a slate with ridiculous depth. On the opposing mound, Giolito has been better for strikeouts at 33.3% but his walk rate sits at 9.8% and he has an inflated 1.27 WHIP, though his 2.63 ERA and 2.89 xFIP are aligned. Giolito has induced a 14.7% swinging-strike rate, but he has yielded premium contact with a 41.4% hard-hit percentage which is a big spike from last year’s 34.2%, as is the 10.3% barrel rate which is up from 6.7%. Even with the increased contact, which can still be attributed to a small 37.2 inning sample, Giolito’s home run rate has only moved from 3.75% last year to 3.92% this year. At low single-digit popularity for his price that falls above $10,000 on both sites, Giolito is an excellent addition to tournament lineups.
The Oakland Athletics have performed like a Triple-A club against right-handed pitching this season. The team has a .113 ISO and a 1.85% home run rate that rank 30th and 29th out of 30 teams. The Athletics’ 23% strikeout rate sits 18th in the split, and the team ranks 28th creating runs 18% below average against right-handed pitching this year. Astros starter Cristian Javier, meanwhile, has an excellent 33.1% strikeout rate over 37 innings and five starts. Javier has pitched to a 3.31 xFIP and a sharp 0.97 WHIP while inducing a 13.6% swinging-strike rate and holding opposing hitters to a 2.07% home run rate. The righty has yielded some premium contact this season, his hard-hit percentage sits at 37.3% and his barrel rate allowed lands at 9.6% but it clearly has not done him much damage to this point. Javier’s primary issue on this slate is the whopping popularity projection, he will be owned at an equivalent rate to Gausman and negatively leveraged from near the top of the board on both DraftKings and FanDuel tonight, as with the Blue Jays ace, drawing shares to dedicate to options like Giolito and others while still getting to a fair amount of Javier is a strong angle. The other potential wrinkle for Javier is the presence of a strong starting pitcher on the other side of the game who may poach the win bonus if things go pear-shaped for the Astros.
Oakland’s Frankie Montas is probably the team’s best player overall at this point. The right-handed starter has a 28.9% strikeout rate with a strong 2.85 xFIP beneath a 3.28 ERA and a 0.99 WHIP. Montas has induced a 14.1% swinging-strike rate that is up from last year’s 13.7% mark while his CSW% has slipped notably from 29.2% to 27.2%. Over 57.2 innings in 10 starts he has cut his premium contact allowed from a 42.2% hard-hit percentage and an 8.7% barrel rate last year to a 38.4% hard-hit and a 7.5% barrel rate, but his home run rate has increased by a few percentage points from 2.57% to 2.63%, which is merely happenstance. Montas is a very good starter who will be owned against one of the best lineups in baseball even at a fairly high relative price. He will be challenged by a Houston roster that sits fifth in baseball with a .177 ISO and a 19.7% strikeout rate against righties this season while creating runs 13% above average and racking up a third-ranked 3.62% home run rate in the split. It is downright jarring to see a pitcher with a price above $9,000 on both sites drawing down on this Astros lineup at greater than 20% popularity and negative leverage, but the field seems to be betting on the Montas side of this equation. While he is not as popular as Gausman or Javier, Montas may not have the same ceiling as those options in his matchup and he rates closer to the options below him on the board than those above him.
While Giolito is the highest-ranked starter with a positive leverage score on the DraftKings slate, it is Milwaukee’s Eric Lauer who takes that mantle on the blue site. Lauer ranks one spot below Giolito on the DraftKings board by his probability of being a top-two option and he is at a strong leverage score on that site as well, he looks like a good play against a free-swinging Cubs team, even with the hitter-friendly breeze in Chicago. Lauer costs $9,900 on DraftKings and $10,600 on FanDuel, he is projected for less than 5% ownership on the former and he falls below 1% popularity on the latter site. Against a team with a 25.3% strikeout rate against left-handed pitching this season, that seems like a strong tournament opportunity for a southpaw who is sitting hitters down with the strikeout 29.4% of the time this year. Lauer has been effective over 46.2 innings, pitching to a 2.31 ERA but a 3.24 xFIP with a 1.01 WHIP. He has induced a 12.2% swinging-strike rate but does have a tendency to yield premium flyball contact. The lefty has allowed a 41.2% hard-hit percentage with a 9.2% barrel rate on an average launch angle of 18.9 degrees this season. If he makes a mistake, it will play well into the Cubs’ power. For all their flaws with the swing-and-miss, Chicago’s active roster ranks sixth in baseball with a .194 ISO, and they have a 3.82% home run rate that sits fifth with a run creation mark 23% better than average in the split. Lauer is not safe, the weather is another factor working against him, but for his talent and strikeout upside he is an excellent option for tournaments on both DraftKings and FanDuel tonight at essentially no popularity.
Seattle will be in Baltimore to take on the Orioles at their renovated stadium. So far, the park’s new dimensions have dramatically shifted the hitting conditions, turning the stadium from a home run haven to a park that completely suppresses power, particularly on the right side of the plate – an odd decision for a team loaded with premium young right-handed power bats – and plays significantly in favor of pitching. The Mariners have George Kirby on the mound for the fifth start of his major league career. Kirby is a control and command specialist with a plus-plus fastball and high-end strikeout acumen. The righty has produced a 23.5% strikeout rate while walking just 2.4% this season, though he has allowed a bit of premium contact with a 47.6% hard-hit percentage and a 9.5% barrel rate that have yielded home runs 3.53% of the time over his 20 innings. Kirby has pitched to a 3.12 xFIP underneath his 4.50 ERA, and he is facing a Baltimore roster that sits 15th in baseball with a 21.7% strikeout rate against righties this season. Kirby has an opportunity to keep the ball in the yard while still pitching in the zone and working with his best stuff, the Orioles have managed just a .146 ISO and a 2.52% home run rate against righties this season. Given the matchup, the ballpark and the talent, Kirby should be more popular for just $6,600 on DraftKings. He is positively leveraged at just 11.3% popularity and should be aggressively pursued at his price. On FanDuel, the righty checks in at just $7,000 and 3% popularity, giving him strong upside on the blue site as well. Kirby is a solid value play on the mound, though his one issue may be the depth of start. The rookie threw 90 pitches in completing five innings and striking out nine Athletics in his last outing, but he has not exceeded that mark yet, which may cast the ability to reach a quality start in some doubt. Kirby did throw six innings with just 81 pitches in his first outing on May 8th, a seven-strikeout performance against the Rays, so he has the necessary leash if he pitches efficiently. At such low ownership for the discounted prices and potential ceiling, Kirby is a prime target on both sites tonight.
Coors Field
This game seems fairly likely to be postponed, so we are just passing through, but both the Marlins and Rockies would be playable in the ballpark if the game does take place. Miami ranks second on the probability board in a matchup against German Marquez, while the Rockies will be facing Edward Cabrera. On talent and track record, Marquez is the better pitcher and the Rockies are potentially under-utilized against Cabrera. Only Jazz Chisholm Jr. lands at double-digit popularity on either site from either side of this game, everyone else in both lineups is owned at less than a 10% projection, though that may climb if the outlook for the game to play improves. Targetable Marlins include Chisholm, even at the high ownership, Garrett Cooper, Jorge Soler, Jesus Aguilar, Avisail Garcia and Jesus Sanchez, while the rest of the lineup can be mixed-and-matched. The top end of the batting order is the target for Rockies stacks as well, any of Charlie Blackmon, Connor Joe, C.J. Cron, Ryan McMahon, Randal Grichuk, or Brendan Rodgers can be deployed in this situation. Left-handed Samuel Hilliard would be an interesting late lineup option if he is available. Hilliard has hit just two home runs with a .130 ISO over 106 plate appearances, but he has a 48.6% hard-hit percentage and an 11.4% barrel rate that suggest significantly more power. Unfortunately, we will probably see this game fall off of the slate entirely.
Atlanta Braves
The Braves continue their series in the desert against the Diamondbacks tonight, and the team is interesting both on the mound and at the plate. Veteran righty Charlie Morton, Atlanta’s starting pitcher, makes for a far better option than the right-hander their bats will be facing. Limited Diamondbacks starter Humberto Castellanos is a target on this slate. While he yields mostly around league-average numbers for premium contact and home runs, the pitcher is very targetable for sequencing and run creation, and he does not come near the list of pitchers who are invulnerable to power, which the Atlanta lineup can provide from the top to the bottom. Castellanos has allowed a 3.49% home run rate on a 36.4% hard-hit percentage and a 6.1% barrel rate this season, and he gave up a 3.57% home run rate last year while pitching to a 5.22 xFIP with a 14.8% strikeout rate over 45.2 innings. In his 39.2 innings in eight starts this year, Castellanos has just a 15.7% strikeout rate with a 4.70 xFIP and a 1.34 WHIP, he provides far too much opportunity to put bat-on-ball with runners on base. The Braves profile well for home run upside on this slate, and the entire lineup is playable on both sites, with ownership mostly in the single digits across both sites. On FanDuel, the two obvious stars, Ronald Acuna Jr. and Matt Olson are drawing double-digit shares, with Acuna’s nearly 25% projection landing as the highest mark for any Braves player on either site. Acuna is the most popular Atlanta bat on DraftKings at just 10%. The trio of Dansby Swanson, Marcell Ozuna and Austin Riley bring plenty of right-handed thunder to the top of the lineup for Atlanta, while the team has power bats like Ozzie Albies lurking later in the lineup. Whoever starts between struggling Adam Duvall or premium rookie Michael Harris is very playable at little to no popularity and low prices, while the team’s catchers are both in the projected lineup utilizing the designated hitter spot. The Braves are efficiently owned, but not overly popular as the top-ranked stack on both sites.
The Big Markets
On opposite coasts, the Mets and Dodgers look to be in outstanding matchups tonight. Both teams rank in the top third of the probability board on both sites, but they will be popular and negatively leveraged across the industry. The Dodgers are facing Mitch Keller, who received a significant amount of attention as the industry’s favorite “sleeper” pick with increased velocity and improved stuff during the short run-up to the season before immediately turning back into a pumpkin as soon as the games that count began. Keller has pitched to an extremely disappointing 18.3% strikeout rate in 38.2 innings over seven starts. The righty has a 4.47 xFIP with just an 8.7% swinging-strike rate and his 6.05 ERA is downright ugly on the surface level. Keller has been better than that, but with the lack of strikeouts and the incredibly tough opponent, he is in a lot of trouble in this spot. The righty has limited home runs to just 2.86% on 34.1% hard-hits this year, but that will not be enough to save him. Keller seems doomed against a Dodgers lineup that sits third with a .192 ISO and sixth with a 3.24% home run rate against righties this season, and that is with a total lack of output from Max Muncy. The Dodgers strike out at just a 20.6% rate in the split, the 11th best mark in the game, and their WRC+ sits second against righties at 28% better than average, this is an excellent baseball team in a great spot, the entire lineup can be played on DraftKings where they are technically at negative leverage but land entirely below 10% individual popularity. On FanDuel, Los Angeles is owned into the mid-teens at the top of the lineup, but as we frequently highlight in this space, the bottom of the lineup is as good as most 1-4 hitters in baseball, and they all come at single-digit ownership, putting the stack in play on the blue site as well. A few hours earlier in Queens, New York, the Mets will be taking on visiting Patrick Corbin and his Nationals. Corbin has just a 17.9% strikeout rate over 50 innings in 10 starts this season. The lefty has pitched to a 4.39 xFIP with a 9.4% walk rate and an unsustainable 1.66 WHIP, continuing his run of being a prime target for bats. Last season the veteran southpaw collapsed to a pitcher with a 19% strikeout rate and a 4.93% home run rate. This season he has held the long balls in check, which has been the one saving grace for his otherwise awful stat line. Corbin has somehow yielded only a 2.56% home run rate despite his hard-hit percentage increasing from a bad 40.7% last year to an atrocious 46.1% this year, he has gotten very, very lucky for power, it will not last. The Mets lineup features several excellent right-handed power bats, most of whom are projected for single-digit DraftKings ownership. Only Peter Alonso, the team’s best bat, and J.D. Davis, an interesting selection by the field, are projected for more than 10% popularity on the site. On FanDuel, the prime bats in the lineup will all be popular, but hitters like Mark Canha and Francisco Lindor are going undervalued in the single digits. The Mets and Dodgers stacks should both be included in lineups tonight, the focus should simply be on pairing them with positively leveraged stacks from quality probability positions, which should be an easy exercise.
St. Louis Cardinals
Told you so. The Cardinals’ active roster against left-handed pitching has been baseball’s best situation for run creation this season, the team has been 43% better than average by collective WRC+ in the split. To put that rate in perspective, the next-highest team WRC+ against either hand is the 130 (30% above average) that the Angels have posted against righties. St. Louis also hits for power in the split, the team’s .205 ISO ranks third against lefties while their 3.94% home run rate sits fourth, and they compound the problem for opposing pitchers by striking out at a fourth-ranked rate of just 17.6% against southpaws this year; this is a fantastic lineup against any lefty in the league. The Cardinals are hosting San Diego, with veteran Blake Snell taking the ball for the Padres. Snell has made two starts and thrown nine innings this season, posting a strong 31.6% strikeout rate but a huge 13.2% walk percentage in the small sample. Neither of those marks is far off from expectation for the lefty, Snell is a premium strikeout pitcher who yields far too many opportunities via the free pass. Over 128.2 innings in 27 starts last year, the lefty struck out 30.9% but walked 12.5% while pitching to a 3.74 xFIP with a 4.20 ERA and a 1.32 WHIP. Snell allowed a 40.9% hard-hit percentage and an 11% barrel rate but limited home runs to just 2.91% in the extended sample in 2021, this year’s small sample has him at a 5.26% mark but that comes on just a few mistake pitches that have yielded a 33.3% hard-hit percentage but an ugly 19% barrel rate. Between the lack of depth, the walks and the potential for power, as well as all of the positives the Cardinals create on their end, Snell seems targetable with this team, but the excellent lineup is drawing just low single-digit ownership projections up and down today.
Excellent leadoff man Tommy Edman slots in with a .282/.360/.425 triple-slash over his first 204 plate appearances of the season, adding to the quality he displayed across a breakout 2021 campaign. Edman is among the league leaders in runs scored and he has stolen 11 bases already this year, taking advantage of his extremely improved on-base percentage. The infielder comes cheap at $3,700 on FanDuel, where he is projected for less than 3% popularity. He lands at $4,900 and nearly 5% popularity with second base and shortstop eligibility on the DraftKings slate. Edman has created runs 28% better than average, he is a great way to start a Cardinals stack.
Paul Goldschmidt has been tearing the cover off the ball this season. The first baseman is projected for less than 3% popularity from site to site despite slashing .352/.418/.626 with 11 home runs and a .274 ISO over his first 202 plate appearances. The righty slugger has racked up a 46.5% hard-hit percentage with a 10.6% barrel rate and he brings a fantastic hit tool to the plate as well. Goldschmidt has just a 19.3% strikeout rate, he puts the ball in play with ease and regularity, which adds up to his outstanding run creation mark that comes into today sitting 94% better than average. This is a must-play bat in most Cardinals stacks.
Third baseman Nolan Arenado showed a power surge early in the season, he is sitting at nine home runs with a .235 ISO while creating runs 36% better than average over his first 191 plate appearances. Arenado has struck out just 13.6% of the time, the third straight hitter with a terrific ability to put the ball in play, and he is getting on base at a .335 clip with a .500 slugging percentage. The excellent option at the hot corner has a titanic .464 ISO against lefties this season, Arenado also belongs in most Cardinals stacks on this slate on both sites.
A player with a .187 ISO and four home runs who has created runs 18% better than average overall this season and 122% better than average against lefties is lurking in the middle of the projected lineup at a very low cost and essentially no ownership. This hitter is slashing .385/.448/.692 with a massive .308 ISO against southpaws while striking out just 17.2% of the time in the split and 15.7% of the time overall. The hitter has a 42.6% hard-hit percentage this year and he walks at a 12.4% rate. Yet, for just $2,700 on DraftKings, and $2,600 on FanDuel, no one seems interested in rostering first-ballot Hall of Famer Albert Pujols tonight.
Young Juan Yepez is slashing .276/.340/.460 after an unsustainably hot start to his major league career. Yepez has hit four home runs and created runs 29% better than average over his 97 plate appearances so far and he is yet another hitter who strikes out in fewer than 20% of his plate appearances. Against lefties, the inexpensive and unpopular outfielder is slashing .250/.375/.333 with a WRC+ 10% better than average, but his power has come primarily against same-handed pitching so far, Yepez has a .083 ISO against lefties and a .200 mark against righties. He adds first base eligibility to his outfield positioning on the blue site for just $3,100 and less than 1% popularity while landing only in the outfield at similar ownership for $3,600 across town.
If Nolan Gorman is in the lineup the young lefty would be an interesting wrinkle to add to stacks given his massive power upside. Gorman hits from the left side of the plate and may see a night off in this spot against an elite strikeout southpaw. Yadier Molina seems more likely to land in the six spot in the lineup. As always, he is playable where catchers are required and much less so where they are not. Molina has hit two home runs while creating runs 33% worse than average this season.
Harrison Bader is a cheap right-handed bat from late in the lineup who can flash infrequent power. Bader has hit four home runs, but he has just a .111 ISO and he has created runs 6% worse than average over his 165 plate appearances. The outfielder has added 13 stolen bases to his MLB DFS scoring tally, however, extending his value as a player who gets on base at a .366 clip. Bader is a better option for correlated scoring than he is an independent contributor, he can be utilized in stacks at low exposures.
Infielder Edmundo Sosa is slashing .224/.286/.276 over 63 plate appearances with no power to speak of, he is a non-contributor in most situations for fantasy, though he does provide positional flexibility at extremely low costs on both sites. The same flexibility is available with Brendan Donovan, who has been more productive over his 83 plate appearances in slashing .294/.422/.426 and creating runs 48% better than average. Donovan may hit higher in the lineup, or he may sit entirely against a same-handed starter, but he is an interesting wraparound play for correlated scoring if he hits ninth.
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