The daily fantasy baseball excitement continues to thrill as FanDuel owners look to capitalize down the stretch. For many that will start tonight as we all look to cash in on the nine game MLB slate that features a few games taking place at some of the best hitter ball parks in all of baseball.

At the top of that list is the Washington Nationals who will travel out to Colorado to take on the Rockies at Coors Field. The other hitter friendly ball parks that we like tonight features the Oakland A’s at the Texas Rangers, New York Mets at the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Miami Marlins at the Cincinnati Reds. All four of those stadiums should provide some offensive fireworks tonight.

On the flip side of that though is the lack of starting pitching options to consider if you eliminate those four games. One name that does leave on our list is Matt Moore for the San Francisco Giants who will be pitching at a very friendly AT&T ballpark. Along with that Moore has turned in at least 33 fantasy points in four straight starts for his fantasy owners.

Here is the rest of the MLB options we like tonight on FanDuel to build our MLB lineup around.

MLB FanDuel Advice – Monday August 15^th, 2016

Starting Pitchers

Matt Moore, San Francisco Giants: When we looked around the lineup tonight, Moore’s name stood out tonight at AT&T Stadium against an up and down team like the Pittsburgh Pirates. Over their last ten games, the Pirates have scored less than three runs in four of those contests while scoring four or fewer in a total of six.

Fantasy Sleeper Option: Ross Detwiler

Catcher 

Victor Martinez, Detroit Tigers: If you are looking for a team to stack tonight we suggest looking at the Tigers as they have a very favorable hitting matchup against Ian Kennedy. Entering tonight the Royals starter has allowed a MLB high 27 home run. While Martinez is under the catcher line we expect Jarrod Saltalamacchia to get the starter behind the plate while also delivering as a nice fantasy sleeper option.

Other Catcher Options we like include Wilson Ramos and Tuffy Gosewisch.

First Baseman

Joey Votto, Cincinnati Reds: The Reds first baseman has been on fire over the past five games. In that stretch, Votto has picked up at least two hits in all five games while addig four doubles and a home run. Along with that, Votto has not scored less than 12.2 fantasy points in six straight games.

Other First Base Options we like include Miguel Cabrera, Paul Goldschmidt and Tyler Austin.

Second Baseman

Ian Kinsler, Detroit Tigers: As we stated above we love the Tigers tonight against Kennedy and the Kansas City Royals. Now for us Kinsler might be the top option among all second baseman tonight as he has seven hits in 12 career at bats against Kennedy with five of those hits going for extra bases.

Other Second Base Options we like include Daniel Murphy and Neil Walker.

Third Baseman

Anthony Rendon, Washington Nationals: Looking to ride a hot bat at Coors Field makes Rendon a great fit tonight. The Nationals third baseman has home runs in two of his last three games while posting at least two runs batted in in three of his last four contests.

Other Third Base Options we like include Martin Prado, Danny Valencia and Kelly Johnson.

Short Stop

Troy Tulowitzki, Toronto Blue Jays: As  we looked around the diamond tonight we were left with very few cheaper options we liked at short stop. One of those options is Tulo as he provides us with a high risk high reward type of production including posting over 30 fantasy points in two of his last four games.

Other Short Stop Options we like include Adeiny Hechavarria (FanDuel Sleeper), Brad Miller and Brandon Crawford.

Outfielder 

Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels: Typically we suggest looking past guys who face off against Felix Hernandez over the course of their careers. That being said Trout is not one of those guys as he has hit the Seattle Mariners ace well in his career including posting a .373 average over 75 career at bats with six career home runs.

Carlos Gonzalez, Colorado Rockies: Cargo is one of those guys we continue to ride out their on nights the Rockies play at home. Tonight he will look to continue that success against Max Scherzer who he does have three home runs off in 10 career at bats.

Michael Bourn, Arizona Diamondbacks: He might not be the sexy name everyone is looking for but the Diamondbacks outfielder has been solid. Add that in to the fact he will cost just $2,700k tonight makes him a great option. Overall, Bourn has posted over 20 fantasy points in three of his last six games while five of those games went for double digits.

Other Outfielder Options we like include Bryce Harper, Billy Hamilton, J.D. Martinez, Nomar Mazara and Kevin Kiermaier.

The Friday Daily Fantasy Fix is here as we all look to capitalize on a very heavy slate of Major League Baseball Action. In all 28 of the 30 MLB teams are in action this evening delivering us a solid list of FanDuel options to build around including on the mound.

For tonight the easy option to start our FanDuel lineup is to slot Stephen Strasburg into our starter slot as he has a very favorable matchup against an Atlanta Braves team that ranks near the bottom in every offensive category. Strasburg has also had success against the Braves this season holding them to just three earned runs over 13.2 innings of work while striking out 11 batters.

Now that we answered the easy question the hard question is what fantasy bargains can we look to help offset some of his salary? One of those options while it seems like a big time Fantasy Gamble is Alex Rodriguez who is slotted currently for just $696 on FanDuel. Now the Yankees third baseman has struggled but tonight could be his final appearance in the Majors and we have seen story book endings happen before.

Another deep fantasy sleeper we like tonight is J.B. Shuck for the Chicago White Sox. Since being recalled on August 3^rd, the White Sox outfielder has four hits in 13 at bats including one home run.

Here is the rest of the MLB options we like tonight on FanDuel to build our MLB lineup around.

MLB FanDuel Advice – Friday August 12th, 2016

Starting Pitchers

Stephen Strasburg, Washington Nationals: For us this is one of the easy fantasy picks of the night based on Strasburgs success this season against the Atlanta Braves. Now for someone looking to cash in big in a Tournament Style option you might want to turn your attention to a starter who will not garnish as much attention.

Yordano Ventura, Kansas City Royals: Ventura is another great fantasy option tonight and will cost us just $8k to build around. Now he is a hot/cold style pitcher but he does have a very favorable matchup against a Minnesota Twins team hitting just .217 off of him while striking out against him every 3.5 batters.

Fantasy Sleeper Option: Paul Clemens

Catcher

Cameron Rupp, Philadelphia Phillies: Its hard to look past the Phillies backstop tonight as he has been one of the hotter catchers in the league. Rupp has turned in five games with at least 12.5 fantasy points over the last seven games.

Other Catcher Options we like include Wilson Ramos, Martin Maldonado and Matt Wieters.

First Baseman 

Miguel Cabrera, Detroit Tigers: Looking at fantasy matchups that are taking place in hitter friendly ball parks we landed with the Tigers first baseman. Cabrera has been hot picking up five home runs over his last ten games while he has had some success against Yu Darvish picking up five hits over 15 at bats.

Other First Base Options we like include Freddie Freeman (if you are not going with Strasburg), Chris Davis and Marwin Gonzalez.

Second Baseman

Ian Kinsler, Detroit Tigers: The Tigers second baseman might be one of the more consistent fantasy options at the position in all of baseball. Over his last ten games, Kinsler has delivered at least 12.2 fantasy points in six of those games providing some power, on base success as well as swiping three bases.

Other Second Base Options we like include Brandon Phillips (Monitor Lineups), Jose Altuve and Ryan Schimpf.

Third Baseman

Evan Longoria, Tampa Bay Rays: We expect this to be a very popular fantasy option at third base tonight based on the success Longoria has had against C.C. Sabathia in his career. In 67 career at bats, the Rays third baseman is hitting .388 against the Yankees lefty with six career home runs to go with a .494 on base percentage.

Other Third Base Options we like include Jonathan Villar, Manny Machado and Jose Ramirez.

Short Stop

Chris Owings, Arizona Diamondbacks: While we love a few of the top fantasy options at the position, Owings will provide us all with some salary cap relief. The Diamondbacks short stop is currently riding a hot bat picking up three hits in back to back games while posting at least 15 fantasy points in four straight ball games.

Other Short Stop Options we like include Orlando Arcia, Carlos Correa and Troy Tulowitzki.

Outfielder

George Springer, Houston Astros: Looking to ride the hot bat landed us with the Astros outfielder. Springer is currently riding a five game hitting streak picking up nine hits in 23 at bats including five doubles, one home run while knocking in eight runs.

Ryan Braun, Milwaukee Brewers: For us the Brewers will be a great fantasy team to build around hitting at a hitter friendly Miller Park against Homer Bailey who has struggled in his two outings this season. Add in the fact Braun has .353 against the Reds starter with six extra base hits including two of those hits going for home runs.

Jurikson Profar, Texas Rangers: Looking for players that sit under the $3k mark landed us wit the Rangers outfielder. Profar has been a solid fantasy option of late picking up 12.2, 6.2, 12.2 and 16 fantasy points over his last four games. The former top prospect should be giving all the opportunities down the stretch to play into an everyday outfielder for the Rangers while giving him a chance to produce at the plate.

Other Outfielder Options we like include Bryce Harper, Jay Bruce, Melvin Upton, Michael Bourn, Jayson Werth, Billy Hamilton and Hyun Soo Kim.

The MLB action is thin tonight with only eight teams in action for FanDuel owners to cash in on. This delivers just a hand full of options on the mound tonight, as most daily fantasy owners will look to use one of the top two options. Those options feature Corey Kluber for the Cleveland Indians and Jon Lester for the Chicago Cubs.

Now for daily fantasy owners looking to cash it in on 50/50 and H2H type contests we suggest going with those two options as both have been very consistent. Kluber has turned in at least 36 fantasy points in five straight starters including three of those contests going over the 53 point mark. Lester on the other hand has six games with at least 32 fantasy points over his last nine starts

In tournament style contests such as the $100k Thursday MLB Squeeze on FanDuel we suggest looking at one of the cheaper options who could reward you with a big time fantasy performance. One of those options that might go under the radar is Jhoulys Chacin who will make his first start since July 1^st after being demoted to the bullpen.

Here is the rest of the MLB options we like tonight on FanDuel to build our MLB lineup around.

MLB FanDuel Advice – Thursday August 11^th, 2016

Starting Pitchers

Corey Kluber, Cleveland Indians: The Indians starter will look to continue his success against the Angels tonight at home. Back on June 10^th, Kluber went the distance in a 6-2 Indians win against this same Angels lineup. In that contest, Kluber allowed just three hits, two earned runs while striking out eight Angels.

Fantasy Sleeper Option: Jhoulys Chacin

Catcher 

Sandy Leon, Boston Red Sox: The fantasy options are limited behind the plate with Leon being one of the top options available. The Red Sox catcher is five for his last 12 with one triple, one home runs while posting double digit fantasy numbers in three of the four games.

Other Catcher Options we like include Gary Sanchez and Willson Contreras.

First Baseman 

Anthony Rizzo, Chicago Cubs: Rizzo is a solid fantasy option tonight as he has picked up two career home runs to go along with six runs batted in for his career against Carlos Martinez. Along with that the Cubs first baseman has picked up at least one hit in six straight games.

Other First Base Options we like include Eric Hosmer and Jose Abreu.

Second Baseman 

Raul Mondesi, Kansas City Royals: Mondesi is a great fantasy option for a fantasy owner looking to save a few bucks tonight. That being said we strongly suggest monitoring the lineups as they are posted today. Prior to posting zero fantasy points in his last game, Mondesi had posted games of 9, 18.7 and 18.7 in the three previous contest.

Other Second Base Options we like include Ben Zobrist and Starlin Castro.

Third Baseman

Jose Ramirez, Cleveland Indians: We are going to ride the hot swinging bat of Ramirez tonight against the Angels (unless Chacin is your starter). The Indians third base man has turned in three straight solid fantasy performances (18.2, 25.2 and 21.5) over his last three games while posting double digit fantasy performances in seven of his last ten.

Other Third Base Options we like include Travis Shaw and Jefry Marte.

Short Stop

Johnny Peralta, St. Louis Cardinals: Peralta is a great option tonight as long as you are not riding Lester on the mound. The Cardinals infielder has had his success against the Cubs starter picking up 10 hits in 40 career at bats with three home runs.

Other Short Stop Options we like include Xander Bogaerts and Alcides Escobar.

Outfielder

Jacoby Ellsbury, New York Yankees: Ellsbury is one of those options you just have to ride based on his pass success against Eduardo Rodriguez. In 14 career at bats, the Yankees outfielder has five hits with two of those going for home runs.

Andrew Benintendi, Boston Red Sox: We suggest riding the Red Sox rookie outfielder as he salary continues to stay below the $3k mark. Over his last three games, Benintendi has seven hits in 11 at bats with one double, four runs batted in and four runs scored while even posting a stolen base.

Paulo Orlando, Kansas City Royals: The Royals outfielder is currently riding a six game hitting streak. In that stretch, Orlando has posted at least two hits in five of those contests while posting no fewer than nine fantasy points in that stretch.

Other Outfielder Options we like include Tyler Naquin, Adam Eaton, J.B. Schuck and Dexter Fowler.