Daily Archives: May 31, 2017
Who Owned Baseball May 31, 2017 (Daily #MLB AL/NL Pitcher + Hitter MVP’s) + 2016 #WOB Standings
Jim Mone, Associated Press
George Springer reached base a dizzying 6 times, including a pair of homers, 4 runs scored and 2 RBI as the Astros swept the Twins with a 17-6 thrashing.
Justin Bour homered twice in the Marlins 10-2 blow out of Philadelphia.
Sean Manaea pitched 7 strong innings, allowing 3 hits and 1 run to give the A’s a 3-1 win over Cleveland.
Max Scherzer threw a complete game, giving up just 5 hits and 1 run while striking out 11 Giants to seal the 3-1 final.
They all owned baseball on May 31, 2017
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MLB DFS Picks 6/1/17
Dailyrotohelp.com would like to welcome you to the MLB DFS article for the 1st of June.
For this daily fantasy baseball season, each day we’ll be writing up a group of pitchers and hitters that we’re considering for our cash and GPP lineups on DraftKings and FanDuel. We’ll also provide a list of stacks to consider. As with any DFS sport, the advice below is relevant for fantasy purposes. A player or team might be better or worse from a fantasy perspective than they are in real life due to match-up, price, park factor, etc. This is important when constructing a roster.
One thing to remember outside of making sure your guy is in the lineup, is to always check the weather. Always. Make this something that is part of your basic research. Baseball games can get postponed! Your players receive no points from postponed games!
Fanduel Daily Fantasy Baseball Lineup Picks (6/1/17): MLB DFS Advice
DraftKings Daily Fantasy Baseball Lineup Picks (6/1/17): MLB DFS Advice
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MLB DFS Picks for 6/1/2017
Cash Pitchers
Corey Kluber
Career vs Current Athletics Roster
AVG: 0.274 [23 for 84], BABIP: 0.317, K%: 23.9, BB%: 3.4
FIP: 4.15 Strikeout: 21Flyout: 15 Single: 14Groundout: 12 Pop Out: 7Double: 5 Home Run: 4Grounded Into DP: 3 Walk: 3Lineout: 2 Sac Bunt: 1Fielders Choice Out: 1
Eduardo Rodriguez
Career vs Current Orioles Roster
AVG: 0.230 [32 for 139], BABIP: 0.300, K%: 24.8, BB%: 6.7
FIP: 2.69 Strikeout: 37Flyout: 26 Single: 18Groundout: 16 Pop Out: 13Double: 12 Walk: 10 Lineout:6 Forceout: 5 Home Run: 2Grounded Into DP: 2 Field Error: 2
Zack Greinke
Career vs Current Marlins Roster
AVG: 0.231 [18 for 78], BABIP: 0.291, K%: 24.4, BB%: 9.3
FIP: 3.60 Groundout: 21Strikeout: 21 Single: 14Flyout: 7 Walk: 7 Lineout: 6Double: 2 Home Run: 2Forceout: 2 Pop Out: 2Grounded Into DP: 1 Intent Walk: 1
GPP (Tournament Pitchers)
Adalberto Mejia
Jharel Cotton
Zack Wheeler
Adam Wainwright
Career vs Current Dodgers Roster
AVG: 0.213 [16 for 75], BABIP: 0.258, K%: 19.5, BB%: 3.7
FIP: 2.00 Strikeout: 16Groundout: 15 Single: 11Flyout: 10 Lineout: 5 Pop Out: 5 Grounded Into DP: 4Double: 4 Sac Bunt: 3Forceout: 3 Walk: 3 Hit By Pitch: 1 Triple: 1 Field Error:1
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Who Owned Baseball May 30, 2017 (Daily #MLB AL/NL Pitcher + Hitter MVP’s) + 2016 #WOB Standings
AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar
Robbie Ray threw a complete game 4 hit shutout, striking out 10 Pirates for the 3-0 Arizona win.
Austin Hedges hit a 2 run homer and a 2 run double to propel the Padres past the Cubs, 6-2.
Eric Skoglund threw 6 1/3 innings of 2 hit, shutout ball, whiffing 5 Tigers, in his big league debut and earned the 1-0 decision for the Royals.
Elvis Andrus singled, doubled and homered, driving in 5 runs and scoring a pair as the Rangers outlasted Tampa Bay, 9-5.
They all owned baseball on May 30, 2017
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San Francisco saw an end to their even year success with a loss in the National League Division Series last season. The Giants finished second in the NL West for a third consecutive year as they finished with a 87-75 record. Although the 3-1 postseason defeat was a disappointment, the team remains aligned for continued success with star power on both sides of the ball. Madison Bumgarner remains under control through the 2019 season, while the game’s best catcher in Buster Posey is signed through 2022.
Despite a number of high-profile acquisitions (Johnny Cueto, Jeff Samardzija), injuries and generally sub-par performance has slowed the Giants’ production over the past season and a half. As the outfield grows older and pitching ages, San Francisco will look internally for consistent efforts. Young names such as Christian Arroyo, Steven Okert and Ty Blach have emerged in the past eighteen months to join former prospects like Joe Panik and Hunter Strickland.
San Francisco Giants Minor League System
The majority of San Francisco’s top prospects are overwhelmingly field players. Christian Arroyo leads the group as he’s already making contributions at the Major League level while outfielders Steven Duggar and Austin Slater do not appear too far behind. Tyler Beede stands atop the rankings as he continues to adapt his game for higher competition. While he lacks the appeal of other top arms through baseball, Beede was among the best in the Eastern League last season.
Lower in the rankings is a slew of right-handed pitchers who follow the teams stereotypical build on the mound. Names likes Joan Gregorio and Dan Slania can be expected to join the higher ranks at some point in 2017 though their ceilings do not project well for long-term contributions. Attention can be focused on the Richmond pitching staff. The Double-A roster carries five names that appear on the list as San Francisco looks to have the answers for their aging starters within their system.
San Francisco Giants Top Prospects
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