The Red Sox have been piling up the runs of late and Chris Morgan is endorsing a stack versus Bruce Zimmermann and the Orioles.
Chris Morgan likes Ryan McMahon as a salary saver against Josiah Gray and the Nationals.
Liz Cambage has been a welcome addition for the Sparks, and she should have plenty of chances to thrive during Sunday's game against the Lynx, which is expected to be the highest-scoring matchup on the slate.
Chris Morgan analyzes the Saturday DraftKings slate, as Taijuan Walker is a good value in a matchup against the Phillies.
Chris Bennett suggests a Giants stack featuring Mike Yastrzemski against Reds pitcher Vladimir Gutierrez, who sports a home ERA of 9.95.
Chris Morgan breaks down Saturday’s Game 6 between the Hurricanes and Rangers.
Chris Morgan looks over Saturday's single-game slate as Adam Fox and the Rangers try to force a Game 7 against the Hurricanes.
Dan Marcus gives a few stacks, including some Angels hitters versus Yusei Kikuchi and the Jays.
While Petco Park may not be the most offensive-friendly stadium, Chris Morgan thinks a few Padres will be able to produce against JT Brubaker and the Pirates.
Can the Rangers' top center push the team to a Game 7? Chris Morgan takes a look at that along with other DFS options for tonight's Eastern Conference showdown.
Sasha Yodashkin previews Friday’s Game 6 between the Avalanche and Blues in St. Louis.
With the Avalanche again trying to close out the Blues in Game 6 on Friday, Chris Morgan has your player recommendations.
Chris Bennett tees up Friday’s slate, rolling with a Braves bat stack against Miami.
Mike Barner thinks Justin Verlander looks like a lock Friday in the series opener up in Seattle.
Tyler Reddick has two top-10s from three Charlotte starts and just won last week’s Xfinity Series race.
Points leader AJ Allmendinger is in C.J. Radune’s higher-risk lineup because in his last two Charlotte starts, he finished outside the top 10, but that could change Saturday.
Ross Chastain has a much more attractive price tag than Kyle Busch and or John Hunter Nemechek, so why not go for one of the hottest drivers in NASCAR?
After a rough first start, Bailey Ober has an 1.37 ERA over his last four outings, and the Royals are in the bottom seven in runs scored.