Joel Bartilotta 
Welcome to the Tuesday edition of the Stack City, where I’ll be going through the top MLB DFS Stacks on DraftKings and Fanduel.
It’s a Tuesday night and that means we have a full slate of games. We also have a Patrick Corbin night and that always makes for more fun.
Always make sure to read Adam’s Starting Rotation when setting your lineup. It’s hands down the best pitching article in the MLB DFS business.
Let’s dig in and see if we can find some stacks to use today!
MLB DFS Stacks – Main
New York Mets vs. Patrick Corbin
Didn’t think I’d pass up an opportunity to stack my Mets against Corbin? The Mets are just steamrolling the NL East right now and it won’t slow down tonight. Corbin is who he is. A below-average southpaw that gives up just way too many mistakes that end up being homers. Corbin has now faced the Mets twice this season. In his last outing against them, he gave up 0 ER in 5 innings of work. He also gave up a 58% hard-hit rate in that game and had a BABIP of .250. You’re not going to get that luck that many times out against a team that is clicking on all cylinders.
The Mets are clicking on all cylinders right now and should have their way with Corbin and the Nationals bullpen that has an ERA and xFIP close to 5 over the last 2 weeks. With Corbin, splits aren’t overly important. He’s been giving up pretty even numbers to both sides of the plate in 2022, although I’d have a slight lean to righties as they have a slugging % 79 points higher.
This Mets stack is going to start with the Polar Bear, Pete Alonso. You will see a lot about Alonso’s BVP vs. Corbin, and it’s definitely there. He’s got 4 homers against him in 32 AB. You’ll also see a lot about J.D. Davis’ BVP as he also has 4 homers in 32 AB. Both of these guys just crush left-handed sinkers and that’s what they’ll see a ton of out of Corbin tonight and why they’ve had so much success against him. Over the last few years, Alonso has a .789 ISO vs. lefty sinkers with an average distance of almost 370 feet. Davis has a .250 ISO vs. them. Both of these guys are part of my Mets core tonight. Can they mess up tonight and get an 0 for? Absolutely, but the recipe is there for success for them tonight.
I’m also going to look to add in Starling Marte tonight. Marte is playing some of his best baseball in a Mets uniform right now and has also had success against lefty sinkers. He has a wOBA is .411 vs. them in a pretty large sample size. Other guys to look to add here are Francisco Lindor, Eduardo Escobar, and Mark Canha.
Atlanta Braves vs. Humberto Castellanos
Humberto Castellanos has somewhat been able to skate by this season without too many blow-up games. That was until his last outing against the Dodgers. His last outing was by far his worst of the season as he gave up 10 hits and 6 ER in just 4 innings of work. Now I wouldn’t put the Braves into the same category of lineups as the Dodgers, but this is still a good lineup that should be able to put up some runs vs. Castellanos.
While the K’s are a bit higher vs. righties, righties actually hit the ball way harder vs. Castellanos and the Braves are a lineup that is predominantly right-handed. The Braves also line up extremely well with Castellanos and his pitch selection.
My first piece with the Braves will be Austin Riley who is just hitting the cover off the ball right now. Over his last 8 games, Riley has just been unreal. He has 4 homers and 6 RBI over that stretch. He’s locked in at the plate and with a cake matchup vs. Castellanos, you’ll want him in your lineup.
Next up would be Dansby Swanson. While Swanson isn’t on the same heater that Riley is, he’s hitting extremely well with 12 hits in his last 27 AB. He also lines up extremely well with Castellanos and his pitch selection. Castellanos will mostly throw sinkers to righties. Against sinkers, Swanson has a .417 wOBA and a hard-hit rave well over 50%. He should do well tonight. Other guys I’d look to in this stack are going to be Ronald Acuna, Matt Olson, and William Contreras.
Colorado Rockies vs. Edward Cabrera
Edward Cabrera is making his 2022 debut today. If it’s anything like his 2021 season, today’s going to be a fun day if you’re a Colorado Rockies fan. In 7 starts last season, Cabrera owned an ERA just under 6 and his xFIP of 5.14 drove home the fact that his ERA was very real. Using last year’s stats, Cabrera’s weakness, albeit by a slim margin, was lefties. They had a slugging % well over .500 and an OPS over .900. While he’s worse against lefties, he wasn’t too much better against righties as they had an OPS well over .800.
I’m starting off this Rockies stack with the man at the top of the order, Charlie Blackmon. Even though he’s been on the road, for the most part, his last week has been pretty good. He’s currently riding an 8 game hitting streak and gets the platoon advantage tonight. I’ll also look to Ryan McMahon tonight. McMahon has been way better at home this year as his OPS Is almost 300 points higher than it is on the road. At home this season, his slugging % is pushing .500 and with the platoon advantage tonight, I really like him in this spot. Other guys we should look to here will be Sam Hilliard, C.J. Cron, and Jose Iglesias.
MLB DFS Summary
I didn’t put them in my top 3, but I also really like the Marlins here too vs. German Marquez. Marques has not been good this year and he’s attackable until he shows he can return to form. We can also look to the Twins vs. Joe Wentz. In Wentz’s one outing, he was not good. I really love this lineup if we know that Buxton is in play. If he is, they’d probably squeeze into my top 3 stacks.
Good luck and hope to see you in the green.
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