Jason Kokrak has come through regularly this season, and Ryan Andrade believes he will do so again in this week's contests on FanDuel.
Kevin Payne looks over Wednesday's slate as Miguel Cabrera continues his pursuit of his 500th homer against the very hittable Matt Harvey.
Erik Halterman's recommendations for the second day of the KBO's return to action include a pair of minimum-price bats.
Webb Simpson is a big fan of this tournament, and according to Len Hochberg, you should be a big fan of Simpson in this week's contests on DraftKings.
Mike Barner is recommending a rare Mariners stack Tuesday against the visiting Rangers.
Chris Bennett checks out Tuesday's main slate as Sonny Gray tries to take advantage of a strikeout-prone Atlanta lineup.
KBO action is back after a long Olympic break, and Erik Halterman returns with his top recommendations for Tuesday's DraftKings slate.
Mike Barner tees up Monday’s DraftKings slate, rolling with a White Sox stack against the Twins.
Chris Morgan expects Yankee slugger Giancarlo Stanton to have a big day against Royals pitcher Brady Singer, whose ERA is 5.13 so far this season.
With a few impressive hitting stacks, Dan Marcus believes the Rays provides equal potential at a better value.
If you're searching for power at a reasonable salary, Chris Morgan suggests Carlos Santana.
Christopher Olson urges you to stack a couple Reds against Mitch Keller and the Pirates.
On Saturday’s 10-game slate, Chris Bennett recommends Padres pitcher Yu Darvish against a soft matchup with Arizona, who ranks 28th with a .293 wOBA against righties.
C.J. Radune notes Chase Elliott’s domination of road-course races and his previous victories at Watkins Glen races.
C.J. Radune likes former Watkins Glen winner AJ Allmendinger‘s chances in Saturday’s race, at which he’s starting sixth.
Austin Hill, who is locked into the playoffs, will lead the field to green after his win three weeks ago at Knoxville.
Chris Bennett is inserting the Padres’ Tommy Pham into his FanDuel lineup Friday against Arizona.
After examining Friday’s packed slate, Mike Barner likes George Springer, who has a .882 slugging percentage over his last 17 games, against Nathan Eovaldi.