MLB DFS Top Stacks 6/15/24

When it comes to stacking for today’s MLB DFS slate, we’re looking for teams facing off against struggling pitchers. Let’s dive into the top three stacks along with two under-the-radar stacks that could give you an edge.

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1. Minnesota Twins vs. Joey Estes (RHP)

Key Insights:

Joey Estes (RHP): Against left-handed batters, Estes has a .352 ISO and a .381 xwOBA, making him very susceptible to power from the left side.
Twins’ Left-Handed Batters:
- Trevor Larnach (L): .196 ISO, .345 xwOBA
- Max Kepler (L): .206 ISO, .354 xwOBA

The Twins’ lefties should feast on Estes’ poor splits against left-handed hitters. The combination of power and on-base potential makes this stack highly attractive.

2. Toronto Blue Jays vs. Carlos Carrasco (RHP)

Key Insights:

Carlos Carrasco (RHP): Struggles significantly against right-handed batters with a .247 ISO and a .360 xwOBA.
Blue Jays’ Right-Handed Batters:
- Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (R): .178 ISO, .382 xwOBA
- Bo Bichette (R): .152 ISO, .339 xwOBA
- Danny Jansen (R): .233 ISO, .330 xwOBA

Carrasco’s vulnerability to power from the right side makes the Blue Jays’ right-handed power bats a prime target.

3. Atlanta Braves vs. Ryan Pepiot (RHP)

Key Insights:

Ryan Pepiot (RHP): Decent numbers but has shown susceptibility to power with a .185 ISO against right-handed hitters.
Braves’ Right-Handed Batters:
- Austin Riley (R): .195 ISO, .348 xwOBA
- Marcell Ozuna (R): .277 ISO, .407 xwOBA
- Sean Murphy (R): .224 ISO, .366 xwOBA

The Braves’ lineup is loaded with power, and they can take advantage of Pepiot’s tendency to give up home runs.

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1. San Diego Padres vs. Jose Quintana (LHP)

Key Insights:

Jose Quintana (LHP): Allows a .223 ISO to left-handed batters, which is high for a lefty.
Padres’ Right-Handed Batters:
- Fernando Tatis Jr. (R): .167 ISO, .391 xwOBA
- Manny Machado (R): .192 ISO, .350 xwOBA

Despite being a lefty, Quintana’s struggles against right-handed power make the Padres a sneaky stack option.

2. Houston Astros vs. Jack Flaherty (RHP)

Key Insights:

Jack Flaherty (RHP): Vulnerable against left-handed hitters with a .174 ISO and a .337 xwOBA.
Astros’ Left-Handed Batters:
- Yordan Alvarez (L): .298 ISO, .452 xwOBA
- Kyle Tucker (L): .235 ISO, .350 xwOBA

The Astros’ left-handed bats can exploit Flaherty’s struggles against lefties, making them an appealing under-the-radar stack.

Final Thoughts

Stacking teams against struggling pitchers is a key DFS strategy. Today’s top stacks are the Minnesota Twins, Toronto Blue Jays, and Atlanta Braves, while the San Diego Padres and Houston Astros offer excellent under-the-radar potential. Be sure to leverage these insights to maximize your DFS lineups and stay ahead of the competition. Happy stacking!

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