Tuesday brings a slightly different MLB DFS main slate to each site, with FanDuel opting to forego the second game of the Pirates vs Cardinals doubleheader in their 14-game set, while DraftKings leaves that game on deck for a full-league 15-game affair. Today’s slate features a handful of quality pitching options with several aces in premium matchups and a few launching pad spots for potential run-scoring. The Braves land in the same matchup they had yesterday, an extended rain delay pushed the Nationals’ Monday starter to Tuesday, which has Atlanta leading the power index once again. The team checks in with a 5.2-run implied total, with the Blue Jays, Red Sox, Padres, Dodgers, Cardinals, and Guardians all pulling in totals over 5.0 runs. The Guardians lead the slate at 6.2 in their game at Coors Field, with the hometown Rockies sitting at 4.9. The Yankees land just under the five-run line, and other premium stacks like the Astros have the potential to sneak past the field. With the two big names on the mound drawing massive ownership, there are numerous pockets of positive leverage into which we can dump pitching shares without sacrificing a significant amount of quality, lining this slate up beautifully for premium stack plays with under-owned pitching options on both DraftKings and FanDuel.
Best MLB DFS Tournament Strategy & Picks Today
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 — 5.59
Atlanta Braves: Matt Olson — 20.41
Baltimore Orioles: Tyler Nevin — 6.59
Boston Red Sox: Bobby Dalbec — 12.38
Chicago Cubs: Ian Happ — 7.86
Chicago White Sox: A.J. Pollock — 2.02
Cincinnati Reds: Mike Moustakas — 9.07
Cleveland Guardians: Oscar Gonzalez — 5.33
Colorado Rockies: Ryan McMahon — 5.29
Detroit Tigers: Austin Meadows — 7.63
Houston Astros: Kyle Tucker — 7.80
Kansas City Royals: M.J. Melendez — 4.02
Los Angeles Angels: Jared Walsh — 5.80
Los Angeles Dodgers: Will Smith — 14.00
Miami Marlins: Jazz Chisholm Jr. — 7.97
Milwaukee Brewers: Andrew McCutchen — 4.75
Minnesota Twins: Gary Sanchez — 6.59
New York Mets: Pete Alonso — 7.74
New York Yankees: Giancarlo Stanton — 8.77
Oakland Athletics: Seth Brown — 9.47
Philadelphia Phillies: Rhys Hoskins — 4.43
Pittsburgh Pirates: Dan Vogelbach — 4.82
San Diego Padres: Trent Grisham — 6.10
San Francisco Giants: Thairo Estrada — 5.70
Seattle Mariners: Abraham Toro — 5.21
St. Louis Cardinals: Tyler O’Neill — 12.85
Tampa Bay Rays: Randy Arozarena — 8.26
Texas Rangers: Corey Seager — 9.16
Toronto Blue Jays: George Springer — 14.88
Washington Nationals: Nelson Cruz — 5.44
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
The weather across the league seems relatively safe from coast to coast tonight. There are premium hitting conditions with warm weather across the country, which is helping to nudge some of the power index numbers upward. There should be no games with risk of postponement unless things change dramatically during the afternoon.
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 MLB DFS pitching slate on Tuesday has a number of quality options available, but the field has stars in their eyes with Gerrit Cole and Dylan Cease drawing massive ownership projections on both DraftKings and FanDuel. The pair of aces are in good matchups, with Cease facing the Tigers and Cole drawing the Rays, but they are by far the most popular pitchers on the board and they both come with significant negative leverage marks on a day with 30 pitching options, most of whom come at positive leverage. Spreading out some of the shares from Cole and Cease to options including Logan Webb, Sean Manaea and Nick Pivetta is a good start to differentiating shares on the mound while creating additional salary for bats from the top of the board. The best matchup in the group goes to Pivetta, who is drawing single-digit ownership on FanDuel and only about 15% across town, despite an excellent opportunity against the anemic Athletics active roster. Mets starter Chris Bassitt lands high up the board, where he is pulling under 10% popularity on FanDuel but more than 20% on DraftKings. Braves lefty Max Fried will be challenged by the low-strikeout Nationals; Tony Gonsolin will get a potential boost in that same area from facing the free-swinging Angels lineup; Shane Bieber comes at a bit of a discount but he will be pitching in Coors Field; and roller coaster strikeout option Tyler Mahle is facing the Diamondbacks lineup that has been just as up and down in their split against righties. Wild card value options including Zack Eflin in a start against the Marlins that is more challenging than it may seem, struggling Trevor Rogers against a tough Phillies lineup, Dane Dunning against the Astros, and even Jose Urquidy on the other side of that game could see value from the bargain bin.
Despite getting tattooed in his last start, Yankees right-handed ace Gerrit Cole is leading the slate in popularity on both DraftKings, where he is projected for roughly 45% ownership, and on FanDuel where he is above the 30% line. Cole is facing a Rays team that has been average at best against right-handed pitching. Tampa Bay’s active roster sits 17th with a .149 ISO and 12th with a 3% home run rate in the split, but they have created runs 2% below average and their strikeout rate lands 25th at 24.4%. The Rays should yield plenty of strikeout upside to the Yankees hurler, Cole has a 30.7% strikeout rate this season and he sat at 33.5% last year, even in games where he struggles with a few bad pitches leading to premium contact, there is typically strikeout upside still available. Cole is prone to mistakes, and he has a 40.1% hard-hit percentage with an 8.7% barrel rate this season, leading to a 4.01% home run rate. The righty has still pitched to an excellent 2.87 xFIP while inducing a 15.2% swinging-strike rate with a 31.8% CSW%, while it can be impactful for MLB DFS scoring, the power numbers are not overly concerning, Cole is still very much the ace he has always been. However, with a -21.3 leverage mark on FanDuel and a -21.5 mark on DraftKings, Cole is a challenging piece at the popularity and price tag, he should be in a good number of lineups in a portfolio of 150, but giving his popularity a bit of a haircut to draw shares for positively leveraged options is a good approach.
White Sox starter Dylan Cease is in a similar position but at lower overall ownership. The righty is projected for about 40% popularity on DraftKings and nearly half that on the blue site. Cease has been very good this season, he has a 32.7% strikeout rate and a 3.20 xFIP with a 3.14 ERA and a 15.6% swinging-strike rate. The starter still has issues with issuing the free pass, he has a 12.1% walk rate this season, which is up from the 9.6% he posted last year, and his 1.33 WHIP allows a concerning number of opportunities, but Cease succeeds in spite of those marks. He has been excellent at limiting opposing power this season, keeping hitters to just a 32.9% hard-hit percentage with an 8.1% barrel rate that has amounted to a 1.84% home run rate. With the opposing Tigers sitting 30th in baseball against righties in everything from a .098 collective ISO to their 1.55% home run rate to their WRC+ mark that sits 31% below average, as well as a 25th-ranked 24.4% strikeout rate in the split, Cease looks well aligned for a monster fantasy score. The field is not missing that fact, the issue with the White Sox righty is his popularity and leverage scores. He is slightly better off than Cole in that regard, but this is another good spot to roster a large portion of the pitcher while reserving a few more shares for other quality options than the field.
Red Sox righty Nick Pivetta is an interesting option on this slate. He is ranked in the top third of the pitching tool on both sites, with slightly negative leverage but relatively low raw ownership totals. Pivetta should benefit greatly from a matchup against the Athletics, a team that rivals Detroit for its lack of quality in the split against righties. Oakland’s active roster has a .126 ISO and a 2.13% home run rate in the split, and they have created runs 17% worse than average, all three marks sit 27th out of 30 teams. The Athletics strike out at a 22.4% clip against righties, ranking them 18th in the split, they are a prime target for essentially any pitcher they face this season. Pivetta has a quality strikeout rate at 25.3% over his 66.2 innings in 12 starts this year. The righty has a 3.92 xFIP and a 3.78 ERA with a 1.14 WHIP, though he walks a few too many at 8.4% and he is sitting at just a 26.8% CSW% and a 9.6% swinging-strike rate. The righty has also yielded premium contact this season, his hard-hit percentage comes in at 44.7% and he has allowed a 10.1% barrel rate with 91.5 mph of exit velocity on average, but that has all translated into just a 2.56% home run rate. Pivetta is worth getting to at his $9,300 price on the FanDuel slate, the matchup is a good one and the price is keeping his ownership down. He will be more popular at $8,900 on DraftKings, but he remains a quality mid-range target and one that can be used as a pricey SP2 in the right spot.
Padres southpaw Sean Manaea appears to be a forgotten man on this slate, despite coming in at just $8,500 on DraftKings he is projected for merely 2.7% popularity. On FanDuel the lack of ownership at least makes more sense, Manaea is priced at $10,000 on the blue site with less than 1% of the field projected to include him in lineups. The southpaw is facing the Cubs at Wrigley Field with a reasonable amount of wind forecast to be blowing out to left field, but he is a highly capable starter in all situations. Manaea has a 25.6% strikeout rate with an 8.7% walk percentage this season. He has pitched to a 3.64 xFIP and a 3.52 ERA over 69 innings in 11 starts, inducing a 13.4% swinging-strike rate and allowing just a 2.89% home run rate. The veteran lefty will be facing a Cubs team that has been good in the split this season, he is not safe by any means, but he is easily good enough to make this matchup work. Chicago’s active roster has a .165 ISO and a 3.29% home run rate that both rank 10th against lefties. The team has created runs 4% better than average in the split while striking out at a 13th-ranked 21% rate. Manaea is not getting the popularity he deserves on either site, even at the high price on FanDuel he is worth a few additional shares, but specifically where he is cheap on DraftKings he warrants added attention.
As months of May go, Chris Bassitt could have done better, and his June has not gotten off to a good start either. The Mets righty had a 4.63 ERA in May, and he has an 8.68 ERA in 9.1 June innings so far, but overall he is still sitting at a 4.35 ERA with a 3.80 xFIP indicating his true quality. Bassitt was at a 3.93 xFIP over his 157.1 quality innings last year, so there is not much degradation of quality in play overall. The righty has a 25.3% strikeout rate, almost identical to the 25% he posted last year, but he has walked more hitters this season at 7.9% compared to a 6.1%, resulting in a bump from a 1.06 WHIP to a 1.24 mark. The additional baserunners have been the main issue in terms of his earned runs, but Bassitt has also been dinged by a bit of misfortune with home runs, he has yielded a 3.77% home run rate on just a 34.7% hard-hit percentage with an 8.4% barrel rate. Bassitt costs just $8,200 on DraftKings, where he is drawing slightly more than 20% popularity, for $300 more it makes sense to pivot a few of those shares to Manaea on the two-pitcher site, but at just 8.3% on FanDuel, Bassitt is more appropriately owned for his $9,000 price. He is a negatively leveraged but easily playable option on both sites in a matchup against the Brewers. Milwaukee’s active roster is not a pushover in the split against righties however, the team has a .176 ISO that ranks sixth and a 3.73% home run rate that sits third, though they have created runs only at the league average so far against righties. The team offers strikeout upside to opposing righties as well, their 24% rate sits 24th in baseball in the split. Bassitt is easily capable of delivering a strong start in this situation, but his popularity is efficient and scoring differentiation will still need to come from bats when including him.
Coors Field
With Coors Field back in our lives this week, gamers are faced with the eternal question of whether or not to play the park factors at all, and if so, on which side of the matchup they want to land. Generally speaking, the road team is almost always the more popular selection for MLB DFS stacks. There is the factor of guaranteed ninth-inning plate appearances in play, but also the fact that most visiting teams are simply better than the Rockies. This typically leaves the home team slightly under-owned or at least at more reasonable raw totals, while visitors land at the top of the board at negative leverage and massive popularity. That is the exact scenario in play this afternoon, the Guardians rank first by their probability of success on the Top Stacks Tool for both DraftKings and FanDuel, but they will be the day’s most popular selection and they fall into negative leverage across the industry. The Rockies, meanwhile, slip down the board by a number of places, with a strong pitcher taking the mound for the Guardians. Colorado lands 12th on the DraftKings board and ninth on FanDuel, with single-digit popularity and positive leverage on both sites.
Colorado is facing Shane Bieber, a right-handed ace-caliber pitcher who is working his way back to form after a significant injury. Bieber has pitched to a 26% strikeout rate over 65 innings this season, a quality mark but one that is way down from his 33.1% rate over 96.2 innings last season. The righty has a 3.24 xFIP and a 2.91 ERA this season, but his 14.1% swinging-strike rate is also down from last year’s excellent 16.2% mark, and his CSW% has consequently slipped from 33.5% to 30.4%. Bieber has allowed just a 1.53% home run rate this season, but there is premium contact on the table with this righty, he has yielded a 39.5% hard-hit percentage with a 9% barrel rate that could play well in the gigantic ballpark in the mountains. Bieber will need to be sharp, and he will have to keep runners off of the basepaths to see success in this one. He is worthy of rostering at low ownership as an alternative pitcher on both sites, even in Coors Field, but there is very good reason to roster contrarian Rockies stacks at the same time. Not a single hitter in the projected Colorado lineup is carrying more than a 3.3% popularity projection on DraftKings, no one cracks the 2% line on the blue site. Playable Rockies bats include Connor Joe, who is creating runs exactly at league average but sports a .352 on-base percentage that makes him a nice correlation piece with later bats like Charlie Blackmon and C.J. Cron. has 14 home runs and has created runs 28% better than average. He will be owned at just 2.7% for $4,500 on DraftKings and 1.1% at $3,900 on FanDuel. Brendan Rodgers is an up and down option in the infield in the middle of this lineup, he has plenty of power upside and he is better than his current 89 WRC+ would indicate. Lefty slugger Ryan McMahon has scuffled with just four home runs and a .132 ISO so far, but he has upside with a 43.8% hard-hit percentage and a 9.6% barrel rate, and he belongs in stacks. The bottom third of the lineup includes Jose Iglesias, Yonathan Daza and Samuel Hilliard, the last of whom is an interesting left-handed power option. Hilliard has only hit two home runs and he is slashing .165/.244/.275, but he has a solid 46.8% hard-hit percentage with a strong 11.4% barrel rate. Iglesias and Daza should not be left out of consideration, Iglesias is a quality infielder who is slashing .309/.353/.382 over 190 plate appearances and Daza is a cheap outfield bat who is slashing .331/.386/.373 and creating runs 5% better than average over 158 opportunities. Catcher Brian Serven has hit three home runs in 47 plate appearances, he is in play as an inexpensive unowned backstop, more so where the position is required. The Rockies are facing a very tough pitcher, but they are under-owned for a Coors Field team.
The Guardians are not under-owned, in fact, they are too popular. The team is leading today’s slate by probability and stack score, but they come as a pricey option at negative leverage. The Guardians stand a good chance of posting a big fantasy score tonight, but the team is pulling ownership into the 20% range on their key hitters in a matchup against limited righty Antonio Senzatela. The Rockies starter has just a 10.6% strikeout rate and a 6.6% swinging-strike rate while walking 4.8%, everything gets put in play against this pitcher. He has been good at limiting home runs with just a 1.59% rate, but that seems unsustainable on the back of a 42.8% hard-hit percentage, Senzatela has limited barrels to just 5% with a 9.3-degree average launch angle but good home run hitting teams will eventually be able to elevate the ball with reliable power behind it, this is not a good pitcher. The Guardians lineup puts the ball in play with matching regularity, leading to an expectation of a significant amount of sequencing with the potential for power. Myles Straw has limited MLB DFS appeal from the top of the lineup, but Amed Rosario plays well for both power and speed hitting in front of superstar Jose Ramirez. The third baseman is the most popular Guardians option on both sites at 28% on DraftKings and 26.6% on FanDuel. Lefty Josh Naylor and rookie Oscar Gonzalez provide power from the middle of the batting order for a cheap price but significant popularity, at $2,900 Gonzalez is projected for nearly 25% ownership on the DraftKings slate but he sits at just 17.1% on FanDuel for $2,800. Andres Gimenez is under-owned at just 11.9% on the FanDuel slate. Pairing him with Gonzalez in a two-man stack or putting them together with a more popular Guardians bat is an interesting angle on the blue site that does not exist with Gimenez pulling a 19% ownership projection on DraftKings. Owen Miller, Steven Kwan and Austin Hedges provide middling quality at a variety of price and popularity points, they can all be used to offset cost and ownership concerns with hitters from higher in the lineup, but they come with MLB DFS point expectation limitations.
Atlanta Braves
Yesterday’s featured stack ended up delivering in spite of a rain delay and a change in the opposing pitcher, and they land right back at the top of the power index again today. Atlanta is scheduled to face Josiah Gray, for real this time, the pitcher that they were written up to face in yesterday’s featured spots. For a hitter-by-hitter breakdown, with the exception of now injured Ozzie Albies, gamers can refer to yesterday’s article, which should be almost exactly aligned to today’s matchup. In summary, Gray is a major target for power and sequencing, despite a solid strikeout rate. The young pitcher has too many issues with premium contact and home runs to see much of a path to success against a hard-hitting lineup like Atlanta’s. There is strikeout upside available, Gray can be deployed on the mound in limited doses for those with a bit of risk tolerance, but the better side of the equation is an under-owned Atlanta stack on both DraftKings and FanDuel, the lineup can and should be played from one through nine, even projected ninth hitter Orlando Arcia is in play, filling in for Albies.
Toronto Blue Jays
The Blue Jays are another returning team to the featured stacks section. Toronto has been resident at the top of both the Top Stacks Tool and the power index for the last four or five days running. They have benefitted greatly from matchups against the pitching staffs of the Tigers and Orioles, and nothing changes tonight with the team slated to face righty Jordan Lyles. The veteran has a 4.25 xFIP and a 4.97 ERA with an 18.4% strikeout rate over his 67 innings this season, he pitched to extremely similar numbers last year and he is not an intimidating opponent on the mound. Lyles has allowed a 3.01% home run rate on a 39.4% hard-hit percentage and a 10.1% barrel rate this year, last season he yielded a 4.94% home run mark on 41.6% hard-hit and a 9.1% barrel rate, so he has arguably gotten lucky with power this season, this matchup could change that in a hurry. The hard-hitting young Blue Jays include excellent options who will all be owned in the single digits on DraftKings and the low teens at most on FanDuel. Toronto targets include George Springer, Bo Bichette, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Teoscar Hernandez as the obvious top-of-the-lineup names. Any or all of those hitters make for a terrific addition to a Blue Jays stack, and they can all be deployed as one-off plays. Catcher Alejandro Kirk has rapidly become a fan favorite on the back of a .315/.396/.463 triple-slash with five home runs while creating runs 45% better than average and can be utilized on both sites. Santiago Espinal has had a strong useful season for real baseball and MLB DFS purposes and will be unpopular from site to site, making him a solid tournament target given his 21% WRC+. Espinal joins Lourdes Gurriel Jr. and Cavan Biggio as under-owned options from the bottom third of the batting order, and prospect catcher Gabriel Moreno will be an interesting wildcard as a second backstop bat if he lands in the confirmed lineup. The Blue Jays are popular at the top, but there are numerous combinations available at low overall popularity, this is a team worth getting to once again tonight.
Boston Red Sox
In a matchup against Oakland’s Jared Koenig, the Red Sox are going surprisingly under-owned and they will be positively leveraged on both FanDuel and DraftKings as tonight’s featured stack. The team lands fourth by their probability of being the top stack on both sites, and they are projected for just single-digit team ownership in one of baseball’s best parks for hitting. Koenig is a rookie southpaw who has made one start and thrown four innings in the majors in his career, he came out of that outing with a 16.7% strikeout rate and an 11.1% walk percentage with a 4.59 xFIP and a 9.00 ERA. He yielded a 53.8% hard-hit percentage and a 15.4% barrel rate in the microscopic and unfair sample. Koenig is a reasonably well-regarded young arm, but he is overmatched in this spot in his current form, there are major indicators leaning in Boston’s favor tonight.
Rob Refsnyder is leading off for the Red Sox again this evening, he checks in at a $2,200 price as an outfielder on DraftKings and the dead minimum as a second baseman on FanDuel. Refsnyder has made just 15 plate appearances this season, slashing .273/.467/.455 and creating runs 73% better than average, but that amounts to just two runs and an RBI in truth. Last season the utility man created runs 14% below average over 157 plate appearances, hitting two home runs and stealing a base. He has limited upside for individual scoring, but there is strong correlation in play at the top of the lineup and Refsnyder’s bargain bin price is appealing on both sites.
Left-handed power-hitting third baseman Rafael Devers is projected for less than 10% popularity on both sites, despite his 14 home runs and a .335/.373/.605 triple-slash. Devers is typically rendered more human by left-handed pitching, but this is not a league-average lefty and there should be very minimal concern about any numbers in the split. If all goes to plan with the stack play, Devers should see two or three plate appearances against bullpen arms anyway, he is very much a part of the equation tonight on both sites.
Veteran outfielder J.D. Martinez has a 44.6% hard-hit percentage and a 13.5% barrel ratel; the latter mark leads the Red Sox while the former trails only Devers and the eighth hitter in the lineup. Martinez has hit seven home runs and he is slashing an outstanding .347/.413/.563 while creating runs 74% better than average, yet he costs just $3,600 on FanDuel, where he is drawing 10.2% popularity. Martinez is easily playable on the blue site, and he is less popular at a higher price on DraftKings, making him an ideal tournament target in this matchup.
Xander Bogaerts is an outstanding shortstop option on most slates, today he lands at low relative ownership and discounted pricing across the industry. Bogaerts is slashing .321/.387/.480 and creating runs 45% better than average over his 248 plate appearances. He has six home runs and three stolen bases; he is always involved in the Red Sox offense and slots into a premium position for a fair price. Bogaerts should be far more popular on both sites both as a shortstop one-off play and in Red Sox stacks.
With second base and shortstop eligibility on the FanDuel slate, Trevor Story has utility beyond what he provides as a second base only option on DraftKings, but he is an excellent play on both sites at well below 10% popularity. Story roared back to life in recent weeks, he is slashing .222/.308/.420 with nine home runs while creating runs 2% better than average overall and he has a 37.2% hard-hit percentage with a 13.1% barrel rate that can be targeted for additional power expectations. The infielder is another under-owned bat in the Red Sox lineup, he should be deployed aggressively tonight.
Lefty outfielder Alex Verdugo is one of the most underappreciated bats in this lineup. Verdugo checks in at typically low popularity, landing at just 0.9% on DraftKings and 1.4% on the blue site. He is slashing .247/.288/.353 and creating runs 25% worse than average over 233 plate appearances this season, but the outfielder created runs 7% better than average with a .351 on-base percentage while hitting 13 home runs and stealing six bases over 604 plate appearances last year. The inexpensive outfielder can be rostered with that type of expectation in mind on any given slate.
Christian Vazquez is a playable catcher option, he is slashing .271/.315/.374 and creating runs 6% below average, the power from a few years ago is unlikely to return with regularity, but the backstop is capable of driving the ball from time to time and he is cheap and unpopular.
The eighth hitter who landed ahead of Martinez by his hard-hit percentage that was mentioned earlier is Bobby Dalbec, a three-true-outcomes masher who resides in the bottom third of this lineup. Dalbec has not gotten fully off the ground this season, he has hit just five home runs and he is scuffling with a .197/.273/.338 triple-slash while walking 8% of the time and striking out at a 27.3% clip. The power is very real for Dalbec, but he has to do a better job drawing walks and getting involved in correlated scoring while also getting bat-on-ball more frequently. For MLB DFS tournament purposes, Dalbec makes for an outstanding late lineup power addition to stacks.
Christian Arroyo lands cheap and unowned at the bottom of the lineup, but his limited .187/.227/.319 triple-slash is not overly appealing on the surface. Interestingly, Arroyo does have a 38.2% hard-hit percentage with an 11.8% barrel rate and three home runs in his 98 plate appearances, while he is not reliable or highly productive he is not entirely inept and can be allocated minor shares in a broad pool of Red Sox stacks across 150 entries.
Home Run Prediction Today: Bobby Dalbec — Boston Red Sox
Thanks for reading to the end of this article! If you appreciate this free content and want to see more of it every day, you can help us out by sharing this article on social media!
[MLBPAGE]
