On Deck: Pre-Game Notes & Updates for 6/21

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Updated 6:19 pm EST

Frenando Tatis Jr. is a solid FanDuel play at a price of 3,800 compared to his price on DraftKings of 5,400. He’s loading up the stat sheets with stolen bases, runs and RBI. Start the slate off nicely with the leadoff batter in the first game of the night. The San Diego Padres are slight underdogs with a 9.5 under/over.

Updated 5:57 pm EST

Mike Leake is another GPP gem, mainly for DraftKings. Mancini is out again for Baltimore and The Orioles are striking out at a 26% rate against righties. The Orioles are also struggling on the road with a .231 batting average and a mere .369 SLG. Baltimore ranks in the bottom of the league in almost all offensive categories and has lost nine games. Leake should have the perfect matchup tonight in Seattle.

Updated 5:40 pm EST

Sonny Gray is my favorite pitcher tonight. Why? I’ll tell you. Gray faces a Milwaukee team that has been struggling mightily as of late. Tanner Roark saw solid BvP stats against Milwaukee last night and performed well. Tonight we have the trifecta. Gray has a solid last game, good BvP stats and Milwaukee is in a slump. The only way this could be better is if this game occurred in a pitcher’s park, not Miller Park Aka Killer Park. Low- owned GPP play with more safety than you’d think.

Updated 5:25 pm EST

There is some major value in Chicago and I’m not talking about the Cubbies. The Chicago White Sox come in to this matchup with great salaries and high ceilings. At the beginning of this morning I knew Chicago would have to play left-handed batters against Lopez but I didn’t know they would go this far. They put every lefty they have in the lineup including: Charlie Tilson and the powerful rookie (left-handed) catcher, Zack Collins. My GPP play of the night is a wraparound White Sox stack including the eight, one and two batters. Both pitchers are allowing the long ball and Arlington Park is a great hitter’s park. Lock in Chicago and Texas bats for that matter. Just make sure you prioritize the lefties.