Monday's MLB DFS picks include Alec Bohm who had two hits in two of the three games and also drove in two runs Sunday.
Here are some DFS insights for the first Sunday of the 2024 MLB season.
There's only one true top-notch pitcher available on Sunday's FanDuel MLB DFS schedule.
Sunday's DraftKings MLB DFS looks at a few Mets to select at home versus Colin Rea and the Brewers.
Saturday’s DraftKings MLB slate features several quality Padres options against the Giants.
Logan Gilbert and the Mariners host the Red Sox in Game 3 of their series Saturday.
Stacking Seiya Suzuki and the Cubs could be the secret to success on Saturday's Yahoo slate.
Chris Bassett and the Blue Jays are taking on the Rays on Friday down in Tampa Bay.
The first Friday Yahoo MLB DS slate features plenty to choose from, including a D-Backs stack against the Rockies.
Pitcher George Kirby is generating some Cy Young buzz as the Mariners take on the Red Sox Friday.
The Opening Day slate on PrizePicks features tons of options to choose from, but backing the Diamondbacks hitters against Kyle Freeland and the Rockies may be the best way to go.
Tarik Skubal gets an easy matchup against the White Sox on Opening Day, making him worth his high price tag on DraftKings.
Thursday's top MLB DFS picks on FanDuel include a Reds stack headlined by Elly De La Cruz as they host the Nationals on Opening Day.
Stacking the Reds against Josiah Gray and the Nationals could be the key to Opening Day success in your Yahoo MLB daily fantasy lineups.
Why not use an MVP in your MVP slot for Thursday's single-game MLB contests on FanDuel? Mookie Betts is the perfect man for the job, writes Chris Morgan.
Xander Bogaerts makes for a strong captain choice to lead your Thursday MLB lineups on DraftKings.
Shohei Ohtani is a good bet to lead your DFS lineups pretty much every time he steps onto the field, and that's no different for Wednesday morning's season opener.
Tyler Glasnow is an expensive choice to captain your Wednesday DraftKings showdown lineups, but it's hard to pass him up, writes Erik Halterman.