Los Angeles Dodgers

The Los Angeles Dodgers are on fire, scoring at least six runs in their last four games. This trend is likely to continue as they face off against the Detroit Tigers and their pitcher, Reese Olson. While Olson has had a decent season with a 4.30 ERA and a 4.10 FIP, he’s not a pitcher that should strike fear into the hearts of the Dodgers’ lineup.

One player to keep a close eye on is Mookie Betts ($4,500). Despite a recent cold spell, Betts is a top-tier choice to lead any lineup. He’s an MVP candidate with 39 home runs and a remarkable .308/.409/.596 batting line this season.

Freddie Freeman ($4,100) is another key player for the Dodgers’ stack. He’s likely to be a strong contender for the NL MVP after Betts and Ronald Acuna Jr. Freeman boasts a .335 batting average, 26 home runs, 93 RBIs, and even 20 stolen bases, making him a well-rounded fantasy asset.

To complete your Dodgers stack, consider Max Muncy ($3,600), Will Smith ($3,500), J.D. Martinez ($3,500), and James Outman ($2,800). The Dodgers rank among MLB’s top offenses this season, with impressive statistics against right-handed pitchers, including a wRC+ of 118 and an ISO of .198.

San Diego Padres

The San Diego Padres have an above-average offense, and they have a favorable matchup on the horizon. They’re tied for 13th in wRC+ (102) against right-handed pitchers in 2023, and they’ve been even better in the past 30 days with a wRC+ of 114. Their home performance is solid as well, with a wRC+ of 114.

The Padres will face Ryan Feltner, who’s returning from the 60-day Injured List (IL). Feltner has struggled this season with a 5.86 ERA and a 5.24 xFIP in eight starts. His vulnerability to both righties and lefties makes the Padres’ lineup an attractive DFS option.

Atlanta Braves

The Atlanta Braves have been a consistent choice for stacking in DFS lineups throughout the season, and today is no different. They’ll go up against the Philadelphia Phillies and their starter, Cristopher Sanchez. While Sanchez has posted a respectable 3.43 SIERA, he’s coming off a start where he allowed four runs, and the Braves are determined to break their four-game losing streak.

Matt Olson ($4,500) is the standout batter for today’s slate. With a historic 52 home runs this season, he’s a force to be reckoned with. Ronald Acuna Jr. ($5,000), a strong NL MVP candidate, is also a must-have in your lineup, especially as he chases a 40-40 season.

Don’t overlook Ozzie Albies ($3,600) in the Braves’ lineup. He’s having a career-best season with 31 home runs and an impressive ISO of .232.

If you’re looking for additional players to stack, consider Austin Riley ($4,000), Marcell Ozuna ($3,400), Sean Murphy ($3,300), and Michael Harris II ($3,200).

Arizona Diamondbacks

Alex Cobb’s home and road splits make the Arizona Diamondbacks an enticing matchup-driven stack. Cobb has struggled on the road this season, posting a 5.26 ERA, making even an average offense like the Diamondbacks a potential threat.

Cleveland Guardians

The Cleveland Guardians offer value as a stack tonight against the Kansas City Royals. Steven Cruz is expected to open for the Royals, and he’s struggled with a 5.14 ERA and a 4.26 FIP in his limited appearances this season. If Alec Marsh or Zack Greinke follow, both have had forgettable seasons.

Jose Ramirez ($3,700) leads the Guardians’ lineup and is projected for a strong performance. He’s had a solid season with 24 home runs and a .348 wOBA.

Other options to consider for your Guardians stack include Steven Kwan ($3,000), Austin Riley ($4,000), Marcell Ozuna ($3,400), Sean Murphy ($3,300), and Michael Harris II ($3,200).