High-Upside Aces to Anchor Your Lineups
Looking to build around elite arms tonight? Hunter Greene and Cole Ragans headline the slate with strikeout upside and strong matchups, making them excellent plays on FanDuel and DraftKings.
Hunter Greene brings triple-digit heat and a wipeout slider into a matchup against a strikeout-prone team with a low implied run total. When he’s locating, Greene has the potential to put up 30+ DK points with ease.
Cole Ragans has emerged as one of the most electric young arms in baseball. He’s facing a lineup that struggles against lefties and doesn’t walk much, giving Ragans a golden opportunity to rack up strikeouts and work deep into the game.
Veteran Arms with Stability
Chris Sale is looking more like vintage Sale with each outing. He draws a favorable matchup against a team that struggles with left-handed pitching, and he’s flashed 8+ K upside in multiple starts this year. Solid floor, big-game potential.
Logan Webb might not have the flashiest strikeout totals, but he’s as steady as they come. He draws a Yankees lineup that can be aggressive and inconsistent. Webb’s elite ground ball rate and efficiency give him a safe path to a quality start with upside for more if the Ks come.
Top DFS Stacks to Target
Atlanta Braves – Even without Acuña, the Braves are stacked with right-handed power bats who can do serious damage. They’re facing a shaky righty with control issues, making Matt Olson, Ozzie Albies, and Austin Riley top stacking options.
San Francisco Giants – Don’t let the lefty-lefty matchup against Carlos Rodón scare you off. The Giants are loaded with right-handed platoon bats who mash southpaws, and Rodón has been inconsistent. They’re a sneaky GPP stack with upside if he struggles with command.
Los Angeles Angels – The Angels face a right-handed pitcher who has been giving up a ton of hard contact. Mike Trout still leads the charge, and he’s backed by solid righty bats like Taylor Ward and Logan O’Hoppe. This lineup is cheap and dangerous, especially in tournaments.
Chicago White Sox – They’re facing Garrett Crochet, a hard-throwing lefty. But this could be a revenge spot for the offense, as they know Crochet’s tendencies well. Several White Sox bats hit lefties hard, and their pricing makes them a solid low-owned stack to unlock higher-end pitching.
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