It's always a good feeling to back Paul Skenes, and he has an attractive outs total against the Cardinals on Tuesday.
Jarren Duran looks set for a big day Thursday against the Blue Jays.
Freddy Peralta shouldn't have a tough time racking up the strikeouts Tuesday against the White Sox.
Garrett Crochet is set for a big day Thursday against Seattle.
Matt Olson looks set for a big game Monday against the Cardinals.
Bobby Witt Jr. looks set for a big day against Reese Olson, who he's had plenty of success against in his career.
Shohei Ohtani always looks set for a big game, but that looks particularly true Monday against Rockies starter Antonio Senzatela.
Look for Yordan Alvarez to pull out of his early slump with a big day against the Twins on Thursday.
Juan Soto looks set for a big game Monday against the Marlins.
Look for Yordan Alvarez to pull out of his early slump with a big day against the Twins on Thursday.
Bowden Francis should be able to get some whiffs against a Nationals lineup which has struck out far too much so far this season.
Even on Opening Day, Blake Snell should be able to pitch fairly deep into the game against the Tigers.
Thursday's best PrizePicks include Twins slugger Carlos Correa, who, despite injuries, has been productive when on the field, going 10 for 32 with four doubles across nine games.
Monday's top PrizePicks include Eugenio Suarez -- who is one home run away from hitting at least 30 homers for the third time over the last four seasons -- having more than 1.5 hits against the Giants.
Thursday's PrizePicks include Seiya Suzuki, who's on a nine-game hitting streak that has seen him hit 14-for-38 (.368) with one home run, four RBI and five runs scored.
The best MLB PrizePicks include Ketel Marte, who could get at least five plate appearances, so look for him to finish with more than 1.5 total bases.
Thursday's PrizePicks include Willy Adames, who's on a recent power surge and has the potential along with the rest of the Brewers offense, to score in bunches against Giants pitcher Hayden Birdsong.
Monday's top PrizePicks include Mookie Betts, who's hitting .309 since returning from the injured list and has significant upside against Chicago's Kyle Hendricks, who's pitching poorly on the road.
Thursday's MLB PrizePicks include Kyle Schwarber, who has the potential to provide another juicy stat line against A's pitcher Adam Oller.
Monday's PrizePicks include Juan Soto with more than 0.5 walks and his excellent eye at the plate has helped him to a 18.5 percent walk rate this season.
Thursday's top PrizePicks include Gunnar Henderson, who's been locked in at the plate, hitting 14-for-43 (.326) with four home runs over his last 11 games.
Francisco Lindor is currently on a 12-game hitting streak, which is likely to continue Monday at home against Orioles pitcher Trevor Rogers.
Thursday's PrizePicks include Kyle Schwarber, who will look to stay hot when he faces lefty pitcher Mitchell Parker.
Look for Juan Soto to have a dominating day against Ky Bush, who's only had one White Sox start this season.
Look for Elly De La Cruz to have a big day against righty Marlin pitcher Kyle Tyler.
Over his last 15 games, Tyler Fitzgerald is 20-for-57 (.352) with nine home runs and two doubles, and he should do well Monday against Patrick Corbin.
Bobby Witt is currently on a 13-game hitting streak, which makes him a top MLB PrizePick on Thursday.
Monday's PrizePicks include Zack Wheeler having more than 17.5 pitching outs, which seems doable for him as he's been pitching deep in most of his starts.
Thursday’s MLB PrizePicks include Corey Seager, who will look to provide another valuable stat line when Jonathan Cannon takes the mound for the White Sox.
Rafael Devers should have no problem hitting his PrizePicks Hitter Fantasy Score against Austin Gomber at Coors Field.