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This article is part of our Yahoo DFS Baseball series. Another day, another 15 games set to be played across baseball. Wednesday’s slate is loaded with top-tier starting pitchers, including Justin Verlander, Julio Urias and Brandon Woodruff. Gerrit Cole will also be on the mound for the Yankees when they take on the Blue Jays in Toronto. He hasn’t pitched well of late, though, allowing four runs in each of his last three starts. One notable pitcher set to make his return from the IL… Source link

After a quiet Monday, baseball roars back with 15 games Tuesday. Two of the top games to watch are the Braves facing the Nationals and the Mets hosting the Marlins. Neither is part of an overly exciting series, but they carry playoff implications with the Braves and Mets battling it out for the lead in the NL East. There are some big-name pitchers expected to take the mound, including Shane Bieber, Zack Wheeler and Robbie Ray. With so many players to consider on Yahoo, let’s try to help… Source link

This article is part of our Yahoo DFS Baseball series. We get the full slate of games to look at Sunday! The only concern is that with the autumn weather here, the looming threat of rain rises. It’s definitely even more important than usual to start paying attention to weather reports in the lead up to the day’s games. First pitch is at 1:05 p.m. ET. Here are my lineup recommendations. Pitching Max Scherzer, NYM at OAK ($61): Sweating out an NL East battle with Atlanta, the Mets can’t… Source link

This article is part of our Yahoo DFS Baseball series. Fall is here. Amid the pumpkin spice and the colorful leaves, we’ve still got some regular-season baseball. This is the final Saturday of September, and there are eight MLB games starting at 7:05 p.m. EDT or later. Autumn brings you sweater weather, and I bring you these DFS recommendations. Pitching Joe Ryan, MIN vs. LAA ($44): Ryan is usually happy to take the mound in Minnesota with a 2.85 home ERA. “Los Angeles” (if you have… Source link

Thursday’s slate brings a heavy dose of day games. Among the pitchers to take the mound early will be George Kirby, who will be looking to improve the Mariners’ playoff positioning in a favorable matchup against the Athletics. For the night slate, Aaron Judge will try to continue his assault on the record books when the Yankees host the Red Sox. We also have the potential for a stellar pitching matchup out West with Julio Urias and the Dodgers facing Zac Gallen and the Diamondbacks. Let’s… Source link

This article is part of our Yahoo DFS Baseball series. Football has already subsumed Sundays, but DFS opportunities abound for MLB fans. You can always set your lineup and watch NFL games all day if you want. All 15 games have been included by Yahoo, which means you need to get your lineups in by 12:10 p.m. ET. Here are the players I like for Sunday. Pitching Framber Valdez, HOU vs. OAK ($56): Season by season, Valdez has gotten better. This year, he has a 2.55 ERA through 27 starts…. Source link

This article is part of our Yahoo DFS Baseball series. Saturday is packed to the brim with MLB action as there are 17 games on the slate. That’s more than there are teams for, which means doubleheaders and those matchups are removed from DFS contention. The main slate of contests start at 7:10 p.m. EDT. Here are my lineup recommendations. Pitching Zac Gallen, ARI vs. SD ($53): Gallen’s scoreless streak ended, but he only allowed three runs in six innings with 11 strikeouts at Coors… Source link

After a fairly muted Thursday schedule, all 30 teams are set to be in action Friday. There will only be one day game, leaving us with a loaded night slate. As far as top pitchers go, there will be plenty for us to enjoy. The most notable name is Justin Verlander (calf), who is expected to come off of the injured list to start against the Athletics. We are also set to see Robbie Ray, who will try to improve on his 12-9 record in a matchup with the Angels. With so many options to wade through… Source link

Thursday brings a limited schedule consisting of only eight games. There will be no shortage of important matchups, though. One game with playoff implications features the Guardians hosting the White Sox, who are nipping at their heels in the AL Central standings. Another will be the Blue Jays and Ray wrapping up their series. Both are probably too far back to catch the Yankees in the AL East, but they are jockeying for positioning among the AL Wild Card spots. Let’s get to the task at hand… Source link

There won’t be a ton of baseball played Monday with just nine games on the schedule. We’ll see a doubleheader between the Rangers and Marlins among the nine games, which doesn’t exactly bring much excitement given the losing records for both teams. The game with the most playoff implications will be an AL East battle between the Blue Jays and Rays. The Mets and Braves will continue their quests for the NL East crown, with the Mets hosting the Cubs and the Braves traveling to San Francisco to… Source link