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The 2026 MLB Playoffs continue with World Series action, giving us another game to target for daily fantasy contests. We’re going to be using DraftKings pricing to build the best lineups to try to cash in on a large-field tournament.
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On the Tuesday slate, we’ve got Game 4 of the World Series between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Milwaukee Brewers. Don’t forget to check out our MLB daily trends page for game odds, data, and insights.
MLB World Series DFS Picks
| Pos | Player | Matchup | FPPG | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MVP |
 👑William Contreras |
MIL @ TB | 7.9 | $12,900 |
| UTIL |  Jackson Chourio |
MIL @ TB | 9.8 | $9,600 |
| UTIL |  Cooper Pratt |
MIL @ TB | 6.9 | $6,200 |
| UTIL |  Sal Frelick |
MIL @ TB | 5.2 | $4,800 |
| UTIL |  Junior Caminero |
MIL @ TB | 8.7 | $9,800 |
| UTIL |  Victor Mesa Jr. |
MIL @ TB | 6.6 | $6,600 |
👑 William Contreras – MIL/C/MVP ($12,900)
He’s been the Game 1 story of this World Series: 2-for-3 at the plate while also throwing out two Rays trying to steal, making him the first player this century with multiple hits and multiple caught-stealings in the same World Series game. Tampa Bay hadn’t been caught stealing all postseason before that. At catcher he’s a rare source of both offensive production and a near-unmatched defensive/arm ceiling, which is exactly what you want wearing the crown multiplier.
Jackson Chourio – MIL/UTIL ($9,600)
He’s quietly in the middle of an MVP-caliber season (.292/.349/.493, 23 HR, 67 RBI, 130 OPS+), and he’s been scorching since Aug. 27 (.377/.402/.675, six homers, 17 RBI). He’s already shown he can do it on the biggest stage too, taking Blake Snell deep on the first pitch he saw in NLCS Game 3 — exactly the kind of aggressive, early-pitch power that plays against a Rays staff trying to avoid giving him anything to hit.
Cooper Pratt – MIL/UTIL ($6,200)
The rookie delivered the biggest hit of his career in Game 2: a go-ahead, seventh-inning RBI single off a 2-2 sinker that helped erase a four-run deficit, then stole second right after. That made him the second-youngest player since 1920 to drive in a run and steal a base in the same World Series game, behind only Juan Soto. With 19 steals in just 74 games this year, he’s a legit source of cheap speed and situational hitting in this price range.
Sal Frelick – MIL/UTIL ($4,800)
He’s been a table-setting menace this postseason, hitting .269/.375/.423 with 7 hits, 5 runs scored and 3 stolen bases in just 26 at-bats. That OBP and aggressiveness on the bases makes him a low-cost way to rack up runs-scored and steal equity at the bottom of the salary sheet.
Junior Caminero- TB/UTIL ($9,800)
The Rays’ biggest power threat, coming off a 42-homer, 101-RBI regular season (up from 45 HR in 2025) with his OBP up 49 points and a 5.7 WAR. He’s drawing careful pitch-to treatment from opposing staffs in this World Series specifically because of that pop, which makes him the top home-run equity play from the Tampa Bay side of this slate.
Victor Mesa, Jr. – TB/UTIL ($6,600)
A boom-bust speed piece at the bottom of the lineup: Tampa Bay tied for second in MLB with 164 steals this year, and Mesa’s been in the middle of that aggressive running game, even getting caught stealing third in Game 1 off a 103 mph Misiorowski heater. The aggression is a risk, but it also means stolen-base and runs-scored upside that’s hard to find this cheap.
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