The daily fantasy baseball action will run through the Nations Capital on Wednesday Night as Max Scherzer takes the hill for the Washington Nationals. The Nats starter has been on a tear for his fantasy owners posting at least 33 fantasy points in five straight starts.

Along with those numbers, Scherzer has been good in June pitching to a 2.38 earned run average over 34 innings of work. That includes a rough outing in his last start where he gave up five runs as well as the team failing to score more than three runs in either of his last two starts resulting in losses in both games.

The other top option tonight is Danny Salazar as he will look to pitch his Cleveland Indians to a win over the Atlanta Braves. Much like Scherzer, the Indians top starter has been pretty consistent for his fantasy owners turning in at least 39 fantasy points in eight of his last ten starts.

Now the downside with going with these two starters is they heavy price tag each one will carry. That leaves us to figure out which fantasy sleepers will pick up the slack tonight to help us take home some cash on FanDuel.

FanDuel Hitters We Like On Wednesday June 29^th, 2016

Billy Butler, Oakland A’s: We could have slotted Butler on the Fantasy Sleepers list as well as he carries just a $2,600 price tag. That being said the A’s designated hitter has hit Jake Peavy well in his career picking up 16 hits in 36 career at bats with three of those hits leaving the ball park.

Brian Dozier, Minnesota Twins: Here is a chance to take advantage of a struggling starter as the Twins take on James Shield and the Chicago White Sox. In his career Dozier has hit Shields well picking up six extra base hits in 22 career at bats. Add in the fact Shields has allowed at least six earned runs in four of his last five starts makes Dozier a perfect play tonight.

FanDuel Pitchers We Like On Wednesday June 29^th, 2016

Max Scherzer, Washington Nationals: Tonight Scherzer will look to continue his success on the mound against the New York Mets. Scherzer pitched against the Mets back on May 17^th finishing 6.1 innings while striking out 10 batters to push him to a 43 point fantasy performance.

FanDuel Fantasy Sleepers We Like on Wednesday June 29^th, 2016

Joel De La Cruz, Atlanta Braves: This is a deep fantasy sleeper option for FanDuel owners looking to take a big time gamble. The Braves starter will be called up for the start tonight after posting just four earned runs over his last 15 innings of work at Triple A.

Kolten Wong, St. Louis Cardinals: Going with a top tier starters means finding a cheap bargain to free up some salary. One of those options in Wong in the outfield as he warrants just a $2,200 salary but has turned in double digit fantasy performances in two of his last three games.

The Stack List:

Brian Dozier/Joe Mauer/Eduardo Nunez: These three Twins have picked up 33 career hits off of James Shields with five home runs in just 88 career at bats.

Matt Carpenter/Aledmys Diaz: Carpenter and Diaz has been on fire for the St. Louis Cardinals of late going 11 for 25 over their last three games. In that stretch the two have combined to pick up six doubles, one triple, four home home runs, score eight runs while driving in eight runs.

Conservative Lineup

SP – Max Scherzer ($11,800)

C – Kurt Suzuki ($2,900)

1B – Adrian Gonzalez ($3,100)

2B – Howie Kendrick ($2,900)

3B – Adrian Beltre ($2,900)

SS – Eduardo Escobar ($2,600)

OF – Kolten Wong ($2,200)

OF – Byron Buxton ($2,900)

OF – Denard Span ($3,600)

Swinging For The Big Pay Day Lineup

SP – Joel De La Cruz ($3,000)

C – Jonathan Lucroy ($3,200) or Buster Posey

1B – Chris Carter ($3,800)

2B – Brian Dozier ($3,800)

3B – Todd Frazier ($3,500)

SS – Eduardo Nunez ($3,900)

OF – Bryce Harper ($3,900)

OF – Nelson Cruz ($4,400)

OF – Ryan Braun ($4,200)

The Major League Baseball schedule is in full heat as all 30 clubs are in action on Tuesday June 28^th, 2016. Even with all 30 MLB clubs in action on the weekend it is very rare that all of the games start in the evening making Tuesday Night a great opportunity to build around over 350 total options taking the diamond.

One of those options we love on Tuesday Night is the Cleveland Indians ace Corey Kluber as he will take the hill against the Atlanta Braves. While the Braves have showed some signs of life of late they still rank near the bottom in every offensive category.

Entering Monday this is how the Atlanta Braves offense ranks in Major League Baseball.

30^th in Runs Scored

24^th in Doubles

30^th in Home Runs

30^th in Runs Batted In

All of these numbers make Kluber look like a great option to anchor our daily fantasy lineup. Along with Kluber the other top options on the mound include Jon Lester for the Chicago Cubs, Zack Greinke for the Arizona Dimondbacks and Cole Hamels for the Texas Rangers.

FanDuel Hitters We Like On Tuesday June 28^th, 2016

Giancarlo Stanton, Miami Marlins: After a rough stretch the Marlins outfielder is slowly starting to produce for his fantasy owners. Over his last ten games, Stanton has five multi hit games as well as two home runs. Stanton has also hit Mike Pelfrey well for his career picking up nine hits in 19 at bats including two home runs.

David Ortiz, Boston Red Sox: The future Hall Of Famer continues to produce at an MVP caliber this season. On Tuesday Night he will look to continue that success against Chris Archer of the Tampa Bay Rays. In his career Ortiz is hitting .379 in 29 career at bats with five extra base hits and 14 runs batted in.

FanDuel Pitchers We Like On Friday June 24^th, 2016

Zach Greinke, Arizona Diamondbacks: We put Greinke right up their with Kluber as the top two starter options on Tuesday Night. Outside of rough outing against the Colorado Rockies, Greinke had turned in six games with at least 45 fantasy points over a seven game stretch. Add that with the fact the current Philadelphia Phillies are hitting just .141 against him in 92 career at bats makes him a perfect candidate.

FanDuel Fantasy Sleepers We Like on Friday June 24^th, 2016

Lucas Giolito, Washington Nationals: Heres a chance to cash in on a rookie as he takes the hill against the New York Mets. The Mets offense has been up and down of late so it is a perfect opportunity to use Giolito when he has a solid $7,200 salary.

The Stack List:

Carlos Beltran/Brian McCann/Mark Teixeira: The three have combined to pick up 35 career hits off of Hamels with eight of them leaving the yard. Along with the home runs, the New York Yankees trio has driven in 26 runs off of the lefty.

Chris Davis/Hyun Soo Kim/Pedro Alvarez: We are going to ride the lefty stack against Erik Johnson on Tuesday Night. Last week Johnson was torched by the Orioles for six runs over just four innings of work. We would also consider looking at Manny Machado, Adam Jones and Matt Wieters.

Carlos Gonzalez/Nolan Arenado/Trevor Story: While the teams numbers against J.A. Happ aren’t impressive the team is still playing at home at Coors Field making them a great team to build from.

Edwin Encarnacion/Troy Tulowitzki/Russell Martin: Much like the Rockies stack this is simply based on the fact that the Toronto Blue Jays are hitting at Coors Field in a game that should see double digit runs scored total.

 Conservative Lineup

SP – Zack Greinke ($10,600)

C – Willson Contreras ($3,100)

1B – Mark Teixeira ($2,600)

2B – Phil Gosselin ($2,200)

3B – Pedro Alvarez ($3,300)

SS – Jordy Mercer ($2,300)

OF – Hyun Soo Kim ($2,900)

OF – Carlos Gonzalez ($4,000)

OF – Giancarlo Stanton ($3,900)

Swinging For The Big Pay Day Lineup

SP – Lucas Giolito ($7,200)

C – Yadier Molina ($2,500)

1B – Chris Davis ($4,200)

2B – Howie Kendrick ($2,800)

3B – Nolan Arenada ($4,500)

SS – Troy Tulowitzki ($3,800)

OF – Travis Jankowski ($2,600)

OF – Bryce Harper ($3,600)

OF – Carlos Beltran ($3,700)

The Major League Baseball action is limited tonight but that won’t back us away from looking to cash in with FanDuel. In all just ten teams are in action for the night clip contest starting at 7:10pm ET. Now good news is for people looking to cash in on some afternoon baseball we do have a solid four game slate getting underway around lunch time.

Tonight’s biggest question is finding the right solution on the mound to help us all cash in. At the top of the list sits Jon Lester who looks like the clear choice as he will look to lead his Chicago Cubs to a win over the Marlins in Miami. The Cubs starter has turned in five straight starts with at least 442 fantasy points while two of those starts went for over 60.

Meanwhile the other top option on the mound is Zack Greinke for the Arizona Diamondbacks. While the Diamondbacks ace would save us $1,500 towards our salary cap he does have a difficult task as he will be pitching against the Colorado Rockies tonight at Coors Field.

Outside of these two options there is no real top option on the mound tonight. Could Matt Harvey return to his old form? Will Tim Lincecum build on his first start for the Los Angeles Angels? Could Christian Friedrich be a nice sleeper option $6,800 to post his fourth forty plus fantasy start over his last six outings?

With all those questions being out their lets just dive right in to our FanDuel options for tonight.

FanDuel Hitters We Like On Thursday June 23^rd, 2016

Paul Goldschmidt, Arizona Diamondbacks: Now for us this option is simply based on the fact that this game is being played at Coors Field. Than you look at Goldschmidt’s 14 home runs and 45 runs batted in on the year and it makes even more sense. In 175 career at bats at Coors Field, Goldschmidt is hitting .295 with 12 doubles and six home runs.

Carlos Gonzalez, Colorado Rockies: If you are going with Greinke tonight you might not like this matchup. For us though how can we look past the Rockies first baseman tonight at home against a starter he has hit well in his career. In his career Gonzo has 12 hits in 31 career at bats against the Diamondbacks starter with four of those hits going for home runs.

FanDuel Pitchers We Like On Thursday June 23^rd, 2016

Jon Lester, Chicago Cubs: Despite his struggles against the current group of Marlins hitters we still like him as one of the top fantasy options tonight on the mound. In the calendar month of June, Lester has allowed just four earned runs over 30 innings of work. Those numbers should speak for themselves as we all build our FanDuel lineups tonight.

FanDuel Fantasy Sleepers We Like on Thursday June 23^rd, 2016

Matt Wisler, Atlanta Braves: Wisler makes perfect sense as a cheap option on the mound for two reasons. The first is the fact he went eight innings against this same New York Mets team back on May 3^rd finishing up with 48 fantasy points. The second of those reasons is the struggles the Mets have had on offense scoring just 10 runs over their last six games.  Also consider Kendall Graveman against the Oakland A’s who have scored just 12 runs over their last six games.

Travis Janokowski, San Diego Padres: The Padres outfielder is coming off a solid fantasy two game series against the Baltimore Orioles. While he is a gamble that is why he lands on our Fantasy Sleeper List tonight because we like his potential to get on base, steal bases and score runs.

The Stack List:

Carlos Gonzalez/Nolan Arenado/Nick Hundley: We could have easily put four Rockies together tonight despite the fact they will be facing off against Greinke. For us it was simple Gonzo has hit Grienke well in his career, Arenado leads MLB in home runs and Hundley has three straight double digit fantasy perfomances.

Paul Goldschmidt/Nick Ahmed/Jean Segura: For us the Diamondbacks top options are Jake Lamb and Paul Goldschmidt. That being said we like Arenado over Lamb tonight that is why we left him off of this list. We expect some runs to be scored tonight espically from the Diamondbacks as Eddie Butler has struggled allowing at least three runs in four straight starts while two of those games went for six and eight runs.

Conservative Lineup

SP – Jon Lester ($11,400)

C – Wilson Contreras ($2,500) – (If David Ross gets the nod just flip flop them)

1B – Freddi Freeman ($3,300)

2B – Jace Peterson ($2,900)

3B – Eugenio Suarez ($2,800)

SS – Nick Ahmed ($2,800)

OF – Carlos Gonzalez ($4,100)

OF – Ichiro Suzuki ($3,000)

OF – Travis Janokowski ($2,200) – (Monitor weather situation in Cincinnati)

Swinging For The Big Pay Day Lineup

SP – Matt Wisler ($6,900)

C – Nick Hundley ($3,000)

1B – Paul Goldschmidt ($4,900)

2B – Jed Lowrie ($2,600)

3B – Nolan Arenado ($4,500)

SS – Gregorio Petit ($2,700)

OF – Nick Markakis ($2,500)

OF – Carlos Gonzalez ($4,100)

OF – Khris Davis ($3,700)

The Monday Morning Blues aren’t so bad today as Clayton Kershaw gives us all a chance to smile while we look forward to cashing on on some daily fantasy action.  Now that isn’t all the great news as not only do we have Kershaw to build around on the mound but two additional big guns as well.

One of those arms is Madison Bumgarner who will look to lead his San Francisco Giants over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bumgarner is coming off a 54 point fantasy performance in his last outing while marking it his sixth game of at least 50 over his last ten outings.

The second of those options is Stephen Strasburg who will be on the mound tonight for the Washington Nationals as they face off against Kershaw and the Los Angeles Dodgers. Strasburg has not been as dominant as Bumgarner or Kershaw but he will save you a few bucks and has been very consistent turning in eight starts of at least 42 fantasy points over his last ten outings.

Than there is Kershaw who is coming off back to back 60 plus fantasy performances. Now for fantasy owners he hasn’t been the lucky one when it comes to weather of late as two of his starts were postponed leading to some to miss out on his fantasy points. That being said Kershaw has not failed to reach 42 points in his last eight starts while reaching 60 in five of those starts.

Now lets take a look at the rest of who we like tonight on FanDuel.

FanDuel Hitters We Like On Monday June 20^th, 2016

Mark Trumbo, Baltimore Orioles: There is a few reasons to like the Orioles outfielder tonight as well as a few of his teammates. The first of  those reasons is the fact he will be hitting at Glove Life Park in Arlington Tonight (ranks 4^th in runs, 9^th in home runs and 2^nd in doubles according to MLB Park Factors). Second of those reasons is Trumbo is hitting .311 in 45 at bats against Derek Holland with five of his 14 hits going for home runs.

Anthony Rizzo, Chicago Cubs: Looking at the Cubs first baseman makes perfect sense tonight as he costs less than $4k but has been red hot of late. Over his last ten games, Rizzo has posted double digit fantasy numbers in eight of them while five of those contests were for at least 18 fantasy points.

Pitchers We Like On Monday June 20^th, 2016

Clayton Kershaw, Los Angeles Dodgers: Now his matchup might be a little more difficult than Bumgarners but we love him tonight based on his success this season. Add in the fact he is almost guaranteed to deliver a double digit strikeout performance each night makes him a must start.

Madison Bumgarner, San Francisco Giants: Typically we like to shoot for on expensive and one bargain. Tonight though we suggest looking at each of these starters to build your fantasy lineup around. Bumgarner will also be hitting in a ball park that ranks last in homeruns according to MLB Park Factors.

Fantasy Sleepers We Like on Monday June 20^th, 2016

Jorge De La Rosa, Colorado Rockies: Looking for a cheaper alternative on the mound tonight is a difficult debate as most of the solid options cost around or above $10k. Two names we would consider is De La Rosa as well as Kevin Gausman. The Rockies starter has bounced around this season but has turned in back to back 30 point fantasy performances.

Prince Fielder, Texas Rangers: We were looking for a player who we know has the potential to put together a big game with one swing. Tonight that option is Fielder who will get his chance to produce against Gausman who was horrible in his last outing managing to go just three innings.

The Stack List:

Chris Iannetta, Robinson Cano & Nelson Cruz: We could have even through Seth Smiths name into this stack. Iannetta in his career has hit Mike Pelfrey well picking up seven hits in 15 at bats including two home runs. Other than that the Detroit Tigers starter has shown at times this year he will allow runs allowing at least 4 runs in eight of his 13 starts.

Mark Trumbo, Jonathan Schoop & Adam Jones: For us it is hard to pass up the opportunity to stack the Orioles as they have shown they can produce runs with the best teams in the league. Now the downside is a lefty is on the mound tonight limiting the idea of using someone like Hyun Soo Kim or Ryan Flaherty as a cheap option. You could consider J.J. Hardy as a cheap option at just $2,500.

Conservative Lineup

SP – Clayton Kershaw ($13,000)

C – Chris Iannetta ($2,600)

1B – Adam Lind ($2,800)

2B – Josh Harrison ($2,200)

3B – Todd Frazier ($3,000)

SS – Trevor Story ($2,800)

OF – Angel Pagan ($2,600)

OF – Seth Smith ($3,600)

OF – Nolan Reimold ($2,400)

Swinging For The Big Pay Day Lineup

SP – Madison Bumgarner ($12,000)

C – Carlos Perez ($2,100) – Monitor lineups consider Curt Casali or Hank Conger

1B – Prince Fielder ($2,300)

2B – Robinson Cano ($4,000)

3B – Luis Valbuena ($2,800)

SS – J.J. Hardy ($2,500)

OF – Jake Marisnick ($2,000) – Monitor the lineups (replace with Lonnie Chisenhall)

OF – Mark Trumbo ($3,600)

OF – Ian Desmond ($3,700) – Marisnick is not in the lineup (replace with Ichiro Suzuki)

The MLB action will be flowing this Friday Evening, as 28 of the 30 teams will be in action to open up the weekend. This action includes a few solid options on the mound including Jeff Samardzija, Chris Archer, Cole Hamels and Masahiro Tanaka. Meanwhile at the plate big bats like Chris Davis, David Ortiz and Edwin Encarnacion look to anchor offensive fireworks.

Now before we get to todays information we were looking back at some of the winning lineups yesterday that took home top honors in a few tournaments. Of the top 10 lineups in one of those tournaments no owner took one of the top fantasy starters as they all elected to go with either J.A. Happ ($8,000) or C.C. Sabathia ($7,200).

Meanwhile at the plate eight of the top ten teams in that same tournament played at least two stacks that consisted of at least two players from the same team along with one additional lineup that consisted of just one two player stack. One of those stacks consisted of four players from two teams, while two other lineups consisted of three stacks of two players. For us it is hard to imagine not going with building around stacks as it has shown to be a solid payoff.

FanDuel Hitters We Like On Friday June 17^th, 2016

Chris Davis, Baltimore Orioles: The Orioles power hitting first baseman is one player that you can’t pass up on each night. While he is a true hot/cold hitter he has been on fire against the Toronto Blue Jays this season going seven for 21 with four home runs while driving in ten runs. Along with those numbers he has hit Blue Jays starter Aaron Sanchez well for his career going six for ten with three career home runs.

Edwin Encarnacion, Toronto Blue Jays: Now you will have to make a difficult decision as you can only use one of these power hitting options. The Blue Jays first baseman is red hot hitting three home runs in three straight gams while picking up six over his last six games. Encarnacion has also hit very well at Camden Yards over the past three seasons picking up six doubles and eight home runs to go with 21 runs batted in.

Pitchers We Like On Friday June 17^th, 2016

Jeff Samardzija, San Francisco Giants: The Giants starter is a solid fantasy option tonight against the Tampa Bay Rays. Entering tonight, Samardzija has held the current Rays lineup to just 12 hits over 63 at bats while striking out 18 batters.

Robbie Ray, Arizona Diamondbacks: After looking at the trends yesterday we started looking at starters that sat between the $7k and $8k mark that could turn in a solid fantasy performance. That option for us tonight is Ray who is coming off one of his best outings of the year.

Fantasy Sleepers We Like on Friday June 17^th, 2016

Zach Davies, Milwuakee Brewers: It is hard to imagine passing up on the Brewers starter at just $7k. Davies has turned in at least 35 fantasy points in fourth straight games for his fantasy owners. We also like  Julio Urias for the Los Angeles Dodgers as well as John Gant for the Atlanta Braves as well for a deep fantasy sleeper.

The Stack List:

Chris Davis & Manny Machado: The two players combined to pick up 13 hits against the Blue Jays in their recent four game faceoff. Five of those hits went for home runs while they combined to drive in 11 runs.

Edwin Encarnacion & Josh Donaldson: For us it is hard not to look at these two as solid options as well. We also would consider adding Jose Bautista to this mix as well if you elect to go with Chris Davis. The two Blue Jays stars have combined to hit four home runs over their last two games.

Other stacks to consider include Victor Martinez/Miguel Cabera and Nolan Arenado/Carlos Gonzalez.

Conservative Lineup

SP – Jeff Samardzija ($9,700)

C – Victor Martinez ($2,700)

1B – Chris Davis ($3,600)

2B – Devon Travis ($3,000)

3B – Josh Donaldson ($4,700)

SS – Gegorio Petit ($2,600)

OF – Michael Conforto ($3,000)

OF – Hyun Soo Kim ($2,600)

OF – Shin-soo Choo ($3,100)

Swinging For The Big Pay Day Lineup

SP – Zach Davies ($7,000)

C – Robinson Chirinos ($2,800)

1B – Edwin Encarnacion ($4,600)

2B – Devon Travis ($3,000)

3B – Nolan Arenado ($4,300)

SS – Manny Machado ($3,800)

OF – Michael Tayler ($2,400)

OF – Adam Jones ($3,400)

OF – Ryan Braun ($3,700)

The daily fantasy action is heating up tonight on FanDuel as we look to cash in on the big four on the mound. At the top of that list is San Francisco Giants ace Madison Bumgarner who will look to lead his team to a win at home at AT&T Park tonight against the Milwaukee Brewers.

For Bumgarner he has been as consistent as any MLB starter for his fantasy owners this season. That includes over his last ten games where he has turned in no less than 30 fantasy points in each of his last ten starts while topping the 50 point mark in six of those outings.

Meanwhile the other three top options on the mound on Tuesday June 14^th include David Price for the Boston Red Sox, John Lackey for the Chicago Cubs and Jacob deGrom for the New York Mets. Following them you have guys like Jordan Zimmerman and Gio Gonzalez who could also turn in a good fantasy outing tonight.

Of the other big four tonight we don’t like Price’s matchup against a power hitting team like the Baltimore Orioles. While he has been very good of late it only takes a few popups from Mark Trumbo, Chris Davis and Manny Machado to turn his outing into a bad night. Lackey on the other hand will take the mound against the Washington Nationals in DC while deGrom looks to protect home field against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

In the end Tuesday Night is one of those nights you will want to look to build your FanDuel lineup around one of the top tier starters unless you are looking to cash in on a tournament.

FanDuel Hitters We Like On Tuesday Night

Salvador Perez, Kansas City Royals: The Royals catcher has been heating up over his last five games picking up at least one hit in each contest. That includes posting two hits in three of those contests and three hits in the game last night against the Cleveland Indians. Tonight he will look to continue that success against Josh Tomlin for the Indians who he has 13 career hits against in just 20 at bats including seven of them going for extra base hits.

Carlos Gonzalez, Colorado Rockies: When the Rockies are at hot we have to look at Gonzo as well as a few members of his team to build our lineup around. For us Gonzalez is hitting .310 at home for the season with eight doubles, one triple, nine home runs and 22 runs batted in. Gonzalez has been red hot of late at Coors Field as well picking up home runs in six of his last ten games at home.

Pitchers We Like On Thursday Night

Madison Bumgarner, San Francisco Giants: It is hard to pass up Bumgarner when he takes the mound. Add in the fact he has dominated at home at AT&T Park pitching to a 1.71 earned run average in seven starts while picking up three wins makes him an easy option to build our daily fantasy lineup around. Now the tricky part is building around his big time salary for daily fantasy owners looking to cash in on 50/50’s and head to head matchups.

Brandon Finnegan, Cincinnati Reds: Now we love the idea behind building a winning lineup around the top starters but for tournament style leagues we need to save as much money on the pitcher while finding a potential fantasy sleeper who will reward us with a solid outing. That option could be Finnegan tonight against the Atlanta Braves as he has been solid over his last two outings posting 34 and 36 fantasy points.

The Stack List:

Nick Hundley/Carlos Gonzalez/DJ LeMahieu, Colorado Rockies: For us we could have gone with nearly any of the starters for the Rockies tonight at Coors Field. For us we can’t pass up Gonzo as he has been hot at home while LeMahieu has picked up of late hitting in seven straight gams including back to back nights with at least two. Hundley is the odd ball option but we like his salary cap number while hitting in one of the best hitters ball parks in the game.

Carlos Beltran/Didi Gregorius/Rob Refsynder, New York Yankees: Much like stacking the Rockies at Coors Field we feel the same about the Yankees tonight as well despite their struggles against Jorge De La Rosa. For us we like Refsynder as more of a fantasy sleeper type option while Beltran and Gregorius can be safe plays in nearly any lineup. We also like Brett Gardner and Alex Rodriguez as well in this matchup.

Conservative Lineup

SP – Madison Bumgarner ($11,900)

C – Nick Hundley ($2,800)

1B – Adrian Gonzalez ($3,300)

2B – Jace Peterson ($2,300)

3B – Kelly Johnson ($2,300)

SS – Adeiny Hechavarria ($2,400)

OF – Carlos Gonzalez ($4,300)

OF – Shin-soo Choo ($2,600)

OF – Giancarlo Stanton ($2,900)

Swinging For The Big Pay Day Lineup

SP –Brandon Finnegan ($6,100)

C – Salvador Perez ($3,100)

1B – Rob Refsynder ($2,700)

2B – DJ LeMahieu ($3,700)

3B – Jake Lamb ($3,100)

SS – Didi Gregorius ($3,100)

OF – Carlos Gonzalez ($4,300)

OF – Carlos Beltran ($4,300)

OF – Mike Trout ($4,300)

Notes: We also like the Los Angeles Angels against a Minnesota Twins team that has allowed at least four runs in 13 straight games. In that stretch they have allowed at allowed four runs six times, five runs two times and at least seven runs in the other five contests.