Paul Cuccinello 
We had a limited seven-game slate on Monday July 29. All points and price values for the 7/30 MLB DFS Winners and Losers are based off DraftKings.
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7/29 MLB DFS Winners
Carson Kelly ($3,700)
Carson Kelly had a great game against the Miami Marlins last night. He went 2-for-3 with a walk, home run, RBI and two runs. He was also listed as the catcher to use on the DFS Hitter Picks for this slate. Kelly is now at 13 HRs and 36 RBI on the season. Fade on him on today’s slate as he won’t provide nearly as much value.
Kelly’s Outlook
Carson Kelly has been one of the best eight-hole hitters in the league, which is extremely important with the pitcher usually being on deck. In his last 30 games, Kelly is posting a .287 batting average and a .388 OBP. The Arizona Diamondbacks travel to New York to play the Yankees for a two-game set beginning today. Expect Kelly to be slowed down by a motivated Yankees team that was embarrassed the past week.
Manny Machado ($4,600)
Manny Machado is one of the best hitters in baseball and proved it once again last night against his former team, the Baltimore Orioles. He went 3-for-4 with two runs and a triple on the day. If you checked out the DFS Hitter Picks before selecting your team, you would have had Machado’s production as well. Make sure to ride Machado’s bat in today’s afternoon action.
Machado’s Outlook
Manny Machado seems to finally being adjusting to National League pitching and San Diego in general. In his last fifteen games, he is batting .300 with a .567 slugging, with phenomenal defense at the hot corner. Machado will continue the series against his former team today and expect him to have similar results.
7/30 MLB DFS Losers
Kenta Maeda
Last night was not a good one for Kenta Maeda against the Colorado Rockies as he went four innings and allowed six runs (five earned) on seven hits with two walks and five strikeouts. He now is 7-8 on the season after this loss. Fade him in his next start until he figures out what is wrong.
Maeda’s Outlook ($6,800)
Kenta Maeda has struggled as of late. In his last seven games (six starts) he is 0-4 with a 4.97 ERA in 29 innings pitched. Luckily for him and the Dodgers, they have a big enough space to let the problem essentially correct itself. Maeda’s next outing is scheduled for Saturday against the San Diego Padres. Let Maeda fix himself before using salary space on him.
Max Muncy ($5,600)
Max Muncy did not live up to the price tag on him for last night’s ballgame against the Colorado Rockies, as he went 1-for-4 with a single. Playing in Coors Field, where the ball just flies and inflates numbers, Muncy doesn’t really have an excuse. All he needed to do was get some solid wood on the ball and put it in the air. Look for Muncy to bounce back today.
Muncy’s Outlook
Muncy has been less productive than usual lately, but has very good numbers away from Dodger Stadium this year. Only nine of his 26 long balls were hit in Los Angeles. The Dodgers continue their series in Colorado against the Rockies and expect Muncy to put a drive into one during today’s game.
7/30 MLB DFS Injury Update
Charlie Blackmon missed yesterday’s game due to back tightness that was caused from a postgme workout on Sunday.
The Washington Nationals placed Max Scherzer on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to July 26, with a mild rhomboid strain.
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