Go for a few hitters from the Royals as they'll be hosting all seven games this coming week.
Stay up to date on all the latest playing time changes around the American League, including a sudden loss of at-bats for underperforming Orioles outfielder Colton Cowser.
Stack some Jays on your Sunday FanDuel MLB DFS lineups at home against Slade Cecconi and the Guardians.
The Twins should be able to do well offensively this week as they'll be hosting seven games.
Erik Siegrist checks out the talent available on the waiver wire in the American League, as Spencer Arrighetti steps up for an injury-ravaged Houston Astros rotation.
Save some Braves hitters for your lineups as they'll be on a full slate of games.
Thursday's top MLB DFS options on FanDuel include William Contreras as one of a number of Milwaukee Brewer stacking options against the Toronto Blue Jays.
DraftKings MLB DFS picks for Thursday’s early afternoon six-game slate: top pitchers, key bats like William Contreras, and Reds stack advice to build a great line up before first pitch arrives at 12:35 p.m. ET.
Wednesday DraftKings MLB DFS picks feature top pitchers, value bats and stack targets, including Bryce Elder, Randy Vasquez, and Astros/Braves plays.
How should fantasy managers react to some slow starts this season, such as Julio Rodriguez of the Mariners, who has just one homer, one steal and a poor batting average?
The Astros play seven games this week with some easy matchups, making them the top lineup to target.
Tuesday's top MLB DFS plays on DraftKings include Mickey Moniak as the Colorado Rockies host the Houston Astros.
It'll be a good week to select some offensive producers from the Padres, Tigers, and Reds.
Stay on top of all the latest playing time changes in the American League, including Wilyer Abreu getting the chance to be a true everyday player for the first time.
Arizona hitters could have a productive week with seven games at home.
There's a way to stack some Dodgers bats and not break the bank for your Saturday DraftKings MLB DFS lineups.
Getting an elite third baseman like Junior Caminero was part of Jeff Erickson's AL Tout Wars strategy.