Yordan Alvarez – HOU

Yordan Alvarez has been a force to be reckoned with this season. He’s slugged an impressive 18 homers on the road against right-handed pitchers, boasting a remarkable .430 OBP, a staggering .374 ISO, and an outstanding 199 wRC+. Tonight, he faces right-hander Zack Greinke in Kansas City, and the numbers suggest that Alvarez is poised for success.

Versus righties, Alvarez is slashing .294/.423/.618, with 21 home runs and 53 RBI. Greinke, on the other hand, is having a challenging season with a 5.04 FIP, a low strikeout rate, and a tendency to allow home runs. Alvarez, with his .298/.411/.584 season stats and recent hot streak, is a must-have in your lineups, especially if you’re stacking Astros tonight.

Corey Seager – TEX

Corey Seager has been making waves with his performances, particularly against Lucas Giolito. In seven at-bats this season, Seager has managed a .286 batting average, one home run, and three RBI against Giolito. The Texas Rangers have been showing signs of resurgence, and Seager is a big part of that.

Batting .344/.406/.663 for the season and a scorching .500/.560/1.00 in his last five games, Seager is on fire. With the Rangers on a six-game winning streak, facing Giolito and the Guardians could lead to more success for Seager.

Kyle Tucker – HOU

In 2023, Kyle Tucker has proven himself as a force to be reckoned with against right-handed pitchers on the road. He’s blasted 12 home runs with an impressive .424 OBP, a robust .266 ISO, and a solid 172 wRC+. Tucker is yet another Astros player worth considering for your lineup tonight.

Jose Altuve – HOU

Jose Altuve is gearing up for a showdown against his former teammate Zack Greinke. Greinke’s struggles this season are well-documented, with a 5.47 ERA and a string of losses. Altuve, on the other hand, is having a stellar year, slashing .308/.397/.539.

With the Astros vying for the top spot in the NL West, an encounter with an aging Greinke presents a golden opportunity for Altuve to shine. Houston stacks are looking particularly appealing tonight, and Altuve is set to be a key component.

Freddie Freeman – LAD

Freddie Freeman, a lefty, will face right-hander George Kirby tonight. Kirby may have a decent 3.48 ERA, but he’s vulnerable against left-handed hitters, allowing a .250/.273/.419 slash line with 10 home runs and 38 RBI. Freeman, with his .337/.414/.576 season stats, is a formidable threat.

Whether it’s lefties or righties, Freeman has been consistent. His $6,100 price tag on DraftKings is justified by his ability to consistently deliver double-digit fantasy points.

Mike Yastrzemski – SFG

Mike Yastrzemski, a left-hander, is set to face Chase Anderson in Colorado. Anderson’s struggles against lefties are evident, with a 6.59 ERA and a .295/.378/.545 slash line allowed. Yastrzemski has been in top form, slashing .253/.337/.481 this season and an incredible .500/.579/.938 in his last five games.

With Yastrzemski’s success against righties and his impressive track record against Colorado, he’s a strong choice, even if he might be a popular pick at $4,400.

Lane Thomas – WSH

Lane Thomas has been a bright spot for the Nationals this season. Despite a recent slump, he boasts a solid .275/.324/.472 season line with 24 homers and 78 RBI. Tonight, he faces left-hander Wade Miley, who, despite his 3.30 ERA, struggles against righties.

Thomas has excelled against left-handed pitchers, slashing .333/.379/.565 with 13 doubles and eight homers. In a game that might be overshadowed by a Coors Field matchup, Thomas presents an excellent low-usage option.