Welcome to our MLB DFS Top Stacks article for Friday 7-28-23. When it comes to MLB DFS, finding the right stacks can make all the difference. In this article, we’ll dive into the top stacking options for Friday, July 28, 2023. Whether you’re a seasoned fantasy baseball player or a newcomer looking for an edge, these carefully selected stacks will boost your chances of success. Let’s explore the most promising teams and players for your DFS lineup.

Atlanta Braves

The Braves’ offense is a force to be reckoned with, making them a prime stacking choice for tonight’s game. Their impressive statistics against right-handed pitchers in 2023 indicate their dominance in this matchup. Ranked fourth in wRC+ (115) and second in ISO (.202), the Braves have consistently shown their hitting prowess. Additionally, their outstanding performance in the previous 30 days, with a seventh-ranked wRC+ (115) and first-ranked ISO (.247), adds to their allure.

Facing Adrian Houser, whose 3.86 ERA doesn’t inspire confidence, the Braves have a favorable matchup. Although his ERA seems decent, his underlying numbers (4.37 xERA and 4.50 xFIP) suggest he might be due for regression. Stacking the Braves could lead to significant fantasy points, given their explosive offense and Houser’s potential struggles.

Minnesota Twins

The Twins also boast a solid offense, making them another intriguing stacking option. Ranked seventh in wRC+ (109) against righties this season, and fifth in wRC+ (117) with a remarkable ISO (.201) in the last 30 days, the Twins have the firepower to deliver in DFS contests.

Though their performance on the road has been somewhat inconsistent, the betting information favors their offensive potential. Moreover, playing at Kauffman Stadium, where park factors work in their favor, could give them an edge.

Seattle Mariners

The Mariners come into the game with impressive momentum, ranking 10th in wRC+ (111) in the previous 30 days. Despite not being the best against lefties, Seattle’s lineup has several players who excel against southpaws, boasting at least a 110 wRC+ since 2021.

Tommy Henry, the opposing pitcher, hasn’t been at his best lately, as evident from his 5.76 xFIP over his last four starts. Given Arizona’s relievers’ high ERA (4.57), the Mariners’ batters have an opportunity to capitalize on their form and rack up valuable fantasy points.