The bulk of the Major League Baseball action gets underway early but that won’t stop us from looking to cash in on the night time action. In all six games are going to place including three games getting underway at 7:15pm ET while the other three games get underway after 10:05pm ET.

For us the game we will have our attention on features the Miami Marlins heading out west to Arizona to take on the Diamondbacks at Chase Field. In this contest the Marlins will send out their ace Jose Fernandez who has been brilliant for his fantasy owners of late.

Over his last six starts, Fernandez has not yielded less than 51 fantasy points in each of those starts while four of the starts have be at least 63 or more fantasy points. Much of his success over that stretch has been his ability to strike out opposing hitters picking up four multi strikeout performances to go along with six and nine k’s.

Now before we get to our MLB FanDuel Lineups for Saturday June 11^th, 2016 we wanted to make note that a few of these games could have some weather concerns. That includes the contest between the Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees as they are calling for at least a 50 percent chance of showers making the starting pitchers both a big time fantasy gamble. The St. Louis Cardinals/Pittsburgh Pirates game is the other game with a chance of rain that does not have a feature to close a roof.

FanDuel Hitters We Like On Saturday Night

Brandon Belt, San Francisco Giants: The Giants first baseman is having a solid 2016 MLB campaign and we expect that success to continue against Scott Kazmir. In his career Belt has picked up five hits in 10 career at bats against the Los Angeles Dodgers left hander including three of those hits leaving the ball field.

Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees: When you look at the past success A-Rod has had against Justin Verlander it is hard not to consider putting him in your lineup. In his career the Yankees third baseman has picked up five home runs while posting a .344 career batting average in 32 career at bats.

Pitchers We Like On Saturday Night

Jose Fernandez, Miami Marlins: We are sticking with Fernandez as the top fantasy option on the mound during the six game night cap. Fernandez and the Marlins faced off against the Arizona Diamondbacks back on May 4^th as he finished with seven strikeouts over five innings while posting 39 fantasy points.

Patrick Corbin, Arizona Diamondbacks: Now we also like Francisco Liriano but we like the value side that Corbin brings to the plate. That being said we only suggest using the Diamondbacks starter in lineups you will be using in tournament play as he is a big time fantasy gamble. We have seen Corbin turn in to contests with at least 42 fantasy points over his last eight games but he has also failed to reach more than 20 fantasy points in five of those games as well.

The Stack List:

Franklin Gutierrez/Kyle Seager/Robinson Cano, Seattle Mariners: These three have hit opposing starter Colby Lewis well in their career. Entering their showdown on Saturday Night, the three have combined to pick up 25 hits in 71 career at bats including five home runs with 15 runs batted in. You could also throw in Nelson Cruz who also has three career extra base hits off of him with one of those leaving the yard.

Starlin Marte/Gregory Polanco/Josh Harrison, Pittsburgh Pirates: Now typically we might shy away from using two outfielders from the same team but they have picked up a bunch of hits off of Carlos Martinez in their career. The two have combined to hit .500 off of Martinez in 30 career at bats including five extra base hits.

Conservative Lineup

SP – Jose Fernandez ($12,000)

C – Chris Iannetta ($2,500)

1B – Prince Fielder ($2,700)

2B – Josh Harrison ($2,700)

3B – Jhonny Peralta ($2,400) – Monitor his lineup status

SS – Adeiny Hechavarria ($2,400)

OF – Joc Pederson ($2,400)

OF – Gregory Polanco ($3,400)

OF – J.D. Martinez ($4,000)

Swinging For The Big Pay Day Lineup

SP – Patrick Corbin ($6,400)

C – Victor Martinez ($3,100)

1B – Miguel Cabrera ($3,600)

2B – Robinson Cano ($3,900)

3B – Kyle Seager ($3,300)

SS – Gegorio Petit ($2,800)

OF – Starling Marte ($3,300)

OF – Brett Gardner ($3,900)

OF – Mike Trout ($4,500)

The one big name for daily fantasy owners to remember on Wednesday Night is Madison Bumgarner. Bumgarner will take the hill for the San Francisco Giants AT&T Park tonight against one of the hotter hitting teams in all of baseball the Boston Red Sox.

For us it is hard to imagine passing up one of the games top starters on any night of baseball. That is the case for Bumgarner tonight as he enters tonight yielding at least 32 fantasy points in nine straight contests. In those nine starts the Giants ace has posted at least 50 fantasy points in six of those including two of those outings going for 68 and 69 points.

Now typically we would be excited about having a top tier fantasy starter available but tonight we are even happier as we have a solid list of top tier options to go with Bumgarner. The list also includes Max Scherzer for the Washington Nationals, Noah Syndergaard for the New York Mets, David Price for the Red Sox and Yu Darvish for the Texas Rangers.

Meanwhile at the plate we have a few hitters who have been red hot for their teams as well as their daily fantasy owners. One of those names is outfielder Mark Trumbo for the Baltimore Orioles. Entering Wednesday, Trumbo has been red hot turning in at least 18 fantasy points in six of his last seven games while picking up five home runs and 11 runs batted in.

FanDuel Hitters We Like On Wednesday Night

Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees: While the New York Yankees third baseman has struggled at times this season he has been solid of late picking up at least two hits in three of his last four games. Tonight he has a great matchup against Jered Weaver who he is hitting .379 against in his career with five career home runs.

Eduardo Nunez, Minnesota Twins: Nunez might be one of hottest hitters in all of baseball right now and it has shown up in his fantasy numbers. The Twins short stop has posted at least 27 fantasy points in three straight games as well as at least 21 fantasy points in four of his last five games. Tonight he will look to continue that success at home against the Wei-Yin Chen of the Miami Marlins.

FanDuel Pitchers We Like On Tuesday Night

Noah Syndergaard, New York Mets: Before you get down about his performance over his last few games two of those games were short including an inning of relief work and just two innings before being ejected for throwing behind Chase Utley. Incase you forgot, Utley hurt the Mets short stop last season with a  dirty slide. If you minus those two performances, Syndergaard has turned in 54, 66, 65 and 48 fantasy points in his last four starts.

Max Scherzer, Washington Nationals: For us we could have included a few of the top arms on the mound tonight. In the end we like Scherzer’s matchup while his recent stretch of fantasy performance is just to hard to pass up. The Nationals starter has turned in at least 30 fantasy points in seven of his last ten outings.

The Stack List:

Baltimore Orioles: As we have said a few times over the past week or so the Orioles lineup is just to hard to pass up on. That includes a player like Pedro Alvarez who provides us all we some salary cap relief. If it wasn’t for a brilliant catch last night, Alvarez would have had his third home run over his last five games. Add in Trumbo who has been red hot as well as Chris Davis who can hit one out any night of the week and we could build our entire FanDuel lineup around them.

Scooter Gennett/ Jonathan Villar/ Ryan Braun: Looking for players who are hitting at hitter friendly ball parks landed us with the Milwaukee Brewers stack. Entering tonight Villar and Braun are both hitting above the .300 mark while Gennett has picked up back to back double digit fantasy performances.

Also consider looking at both the St. Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds to build stacks from as well.

Conservative Lineup

SP – Noah Syndergaard ($10,600)

C – Austin Romine ($2,400)

1B – Joey Votto ($3,300)

2B – Scooter Gennett ($2,900)

3B – Eugenio Suarez ($3,000)

SS – Gregorio Petit ($2,600)

OF – Giancarlo Stanton ($3,000)

OF – Joc Pederson ($3,000)

OF – Mark Trumbo ($4,100)

Swinging For The Big Pay Day Lineup

SP – Kenta Maeda ($8,200)

C – Bryan Holaday ($2,500)

1B – Brandon Moss ($3,000)

2B – Jason Kipnis ($3,300)

3B – Matt Carpenter ($4,000)

SS – Aledmys Diaz ($3,400)

OF – Ben Revere ($2,500)

OF – Nelson Cruz ($3,900)

OF – Ryan Braun ($4,200)

The 2016 MLB schedule is in full force on Tuesday June 7^th as daily fantasy baseball owners will have a heavy load of options as all 30 teams are in action. While we typically get a chance over the weekend to take advantage of this it doesn’t happen very often during the work week.

For that reason we will look to capitalize on Tuesday Night on those options while cashing in on FanDuel. Now as we start to look at the slate of games the list of top tier options on the mound is not as deep as we would have liked it to be but we can find a few options to anchor our rotation.

At the top of that list is Zack Greinke for the Arizona Diamondbacks as he will look to lead his team to a win at home over the Tampa Bay Rays. The Diamondbacks right hander has been solid of late for fantasy owners as he has turned in fantasy outings of 45, 54 and 66 over his last four games while the one disappointing outing yielded just 24 fantasy points.

Meanwhile while we love to build our lineups around the starting pitcher slot we also love a few options at the plate. One of those options is Carloz Gonzalez for the Colorado Rockies despite the fact the team is on the road. The Rockies outfielder has hit home runs in seven of his last ten games while picking up at least one run driven in in eight of those contests.

FanDuel Hitters We Like On Tuesday Night

Eric Hosmer, Kansas City Royals: The Royals first baseman has cooled off over his last five games failing to produce double digit fantasy totals in those contest. That being said that drought could come to an end tomorrow night as he has a very favorable matchup against Ubaldo Jimenez of the Baltimore Orioles. Entering this contest, Hosmer is 10 for 29 in his career against the Orioles starter with two home runs.

Jay Bruce, Cincinnti Reds: Sometimes it is to hard to pass up a player who is red hot and that is the case with the Reds outfielder. Bruce enters this game with hits in eight of his last ten games including home runs in five of those contests. That success has yielded at least 12 fantasy points in all but three of those games while five of those double digit performances have gone for at least 21.7 fantasy points.

FanDuel Pitchers We Like On Tuesday Night

Colin Rea, San Diego Padres: While we wouldn’t suggest Rae for fantasy owners in 50/50 leagues or head to head matchups we do like him as a deep fantasy sleeper in tournament play. Rae has a very favorable fantasy matchup against an Atlanta Braves team that ranks near the bottom of the league in basically every offensive statistic.

Kyle Hendricks, Chicago Cubs: While we like Greinke we also like the Chicago Cubs starter. Entering Tuesday Night, Hendricks has yielded back to back games with at least 48 fantasy points and will have one of the better fantasy matchups against the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday Night.

The Stack List:

Eric Hosmer/ Kendrys Morales/ Lorenzo Cain, Kansas City Royals: You just never know which Ubaldo Jimenez you might get so stacking the Royals lineup against him makes perfect sense. These three have combined to hit five home runs off of him while picking up 22 hits in 64 career at bats.

Mike Trout/ Albert Pujols/ Carlos Perez, Los Angeles Angels: Looking at the top home run hitting ball parks around Major League Baseball landed us with Yankee Stadium where the Los Angeles Angels will be taking on the New York Yankees. While we could have stacked a few Yankees together as well we like Trout and Pujols in this stadium.

Conservative Lineup

SP – Kyle Hendricks ($8,500)

C – Welington Castillo ($2,700) Or Chris Merrmann ($2,700): Whoever starts

1B – Eric Hosmer ($3,500)

2B – Scooter Gennett ($2,900)

3B – Kris Bryant ($3,800)

SS – Alcides Escobar ($2,700)

OF – Lorenzo Cain ($3,100)

OF – Mike Trout ($4,300

OF – Jay Bruce ($3,500)

Swinging For The Big Pay Day Lineup

SP – Colin Rea ($5,300)

C – Stephen Vogt ($3,100)

1B – Albert Pujols ($3,500)

2B – Jonathan Schoop ($3,000)

3B – Josh Donaldson ($4,000)

SS – Aledmys Diaz ($3,300)

OF – Bryce Harper ($4,000)

OF – Jose Bautista ($4,500)

OF – Ryan Braun ($4,100)