Looking to build a winning fantasy lineup? The MLB DFS projections for today give you everything you need to crush your daily fantasy contests. Get expert-driven stats, player value breakdowns, and matchup insights to help you make the smartest picks. Whether you're playing DraftKings, FanDuel, or another platform, these projections are tailored to today’s slate. Once you’ve locked in your top plays, swing by the MLB lineups page to confirm who's in and get a final edge before first pitch.
Looking to build a winning fantasy lineup? The MLB DFS projections for today give you everything you need to crush your daily fantasy contests. Get expert-driven stats, player value breakdowns, and matchup insights to help you make the smartest picks. Whether you're playing DraftKings, FanDuel, or another platform, these projections are tailored to today’s slate. Once you’ve locked in your top plays, swing by the MLB lineups page to confirm who's in and get a final edge before first pitch.
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| P | L | $9,800 | | | LAD @ SF | | | | | | | | 2.63 | 5.95 | 18.6 | 42.2 | | |||||
| P | R | $9,200 | | | SEA @ DET | | | | | | | | 3.39 | 5.08 | 23.8 | 35.4 | | |||||
| P | R | $9,700 | | | WSH @ MIL | | | | | | | | 2.66 | 5.58 | 5.3 | 40.2 | | |||||
| P | R | $9,600 | | | ATL @ STL | | | | | | | | 3.51 | 5.83 | 23.1 | 38.8 | | |||||
| P | R | $9,900 | | | TEX @ HOU | | | | | | | | 1.58 | 5.69 | 21.7 | 37.2 | | |||||
| P | R | $9,400 | | | TB @ BOS | | | | | | | | 3.38 | 5.72 | 22.7 | 32.2 | | |||||
| P | R | $9,000 | | | SEA @ DET | | | | | | | | 4.65 | 5.30 | 26.3 | 39.8 | | |||||
| P | R | $8,800 | | | ARI @ LAA | | | | | | | | 3.41 | 5.84 | 20.1 | 34.2 | | |||||
| P | R | $8,500 | | | MIA @ BAL | | | | | | | | 4.00 | 4.50 | 27.8 | 27.8 | | |||||
| P | L | $10,600 | | | PHI @ SD | | | | | | | | 2.59 | 5.98 | 12.7 | 33.8 | | |||||
| P | R | $8,700 | | | TB @ BOS | | | | | | | | 3.14 | 5.73 | 25.4 | 31.7 | | |||||
| P | R | $8,400 | | | CHC @ NYY | | | | | | | | 4.63 | 4.77 | 24.8 | 24.8 | | |||||
| P | L | $6,800 | | | CLE @ CHW | | | | | | | | 3.78 | 1.55 | 8.7 | 8.7 | | |||||
| P | L | $8,100 | | | NYM @ KC | | | | | | | | 2.56 | 5.76 | 12.9 | 12.9 | | |||||
| P | L | $8,200 | | | CHC @ NYY | | | | | | | | 2.65 | 5.67 | 29.5 | 32.3 | | |||||
| P | R | $7,200 | | | MIA @ BAL | | | | | | | | 6.14 | 4.40 | 6.0 | 6.0 | | |||||
| P | R | $10,000 | | | LAD @ SF | | | | | | | | 2.77 | 5.41 | 30.5 | 32.6 | | |||||
| P | R | $8,900 | | | PIT @ MIN | | | | | | | | 3.48 | 5.95 | 11.6 | 32.6 | | |||||
| P | R | $9,700 | | | PHI @ SD | | | | | | | | 3.07 | 5.70 | 18.7 | 35.4 | | |||||
| P | R | $7,000 | | | CLE @ CHW | | | | | | | | 5.17 | 4.70 | 23.7 | 35.1 | | |||||
| P | R | $8,700 | | | TOR @ ATH | | | | | | | | 3.53 | 5.91 | 21.7 | 37.1 | | |||||
| P | R | $8,000 | | | PIT @ MIN | | | | | | | | 3.95 | 4.87 | 23.5 | 26.2 | | |||||
| P | R | $7,400 | | | WSH @ MIL | | | | | | | | 4.58 | 5.80 | 21.2 | 26.9 | |
Name,Position,Hand,Salary,Pts/$1K,Projection,Team,ML,OPP Runs,WOBA vs. H,ISO vs. H,K% vs. H,K%,BB%,ERA,AVG IP,Floor L10,Ceil L10,Consistency "Robbie Ray","P","L",9800,"4.06",39.75,"SF",121,4.5,".339",".190","21.4","2680.0","920.0","2.63","5.95","18.6","42.2","10" "Logan Gilbert","P","R",9200,"4.21",38.69,"SEA",-104,3.5,".328",".173","22.9","3530.0","600.0","3.39","5.08","23.8","35.4","3" "Freddy Peralta","P","R",9700,"3.83",37.11,"MIL",-285,2.5,".310",".145","20.2","2590.0","810.0","2.66","5.58","5.3","40.2","27" "Sonny Gray","P","R",9600,"3.83",36.72,"STL",-164,3.5,".311",".147","22.6","2680.0","450.0","3.51","5.83","23.1","38.8","22" "Nathan Eovaldi","P","R",9900,"3.69",36.54,"TEX",118,3.5,".323",".152","20.8","2700.0","400.0","1.58","5.69","21.7","37.2","10" "Ryan Pepiot","P","R",9400,"3.74",35.17,"TB",100,4.5,".331",".177","23.3","2370.0","800.0","3.38","5.72","22.7","32.2","10" "Jack Flaherty","P","R",9000,"3.88",34.89,"DET",-117,3.5,".324",".165","22.7","2950.0","950.0","4.65","5.30","26.3","39.8","58" "Merrill Kelly","P","R",8800,"3.88",34.13,"ARI",104,4.5,".312",".178","25.8","2400.0","650.0","3.41","5.84","20.1","34.2","22" "Eury Pérez","P","R",8500,"3.95",33.54,"MIA",118,4.5,".309",".158","23.5","2640.0","1000.0","4.00","4.50","27.8","27.8","15" "Cristopher Sánchez","P","L",10600,"3.15",33.39,"PHI",-136,3.5,".305",".130","19.0","2620.0","660.0","2.59","5.98","12.7","33.8","22" "Brayan Bello","P","R",8700,"3.75",32.65,"BOS",-122,4.5,".319",".149","22.0","1790.0","870.0","3.14","5.73","25.4","31.7","10" "Will Warren","P","R",8400,"3.86",32.39,"NYY",-126,4.5,".335",".190","20.0","2670.0","1050.0","4.63","4.77","24.8","24.8","12" "Joey Cantillo","P","L",6800,"4.65",31.59,"CLE",-142,3.5,".285",".122","23.4","3040.0","1270.0","3.78","1.55","8.7","8.7","2" "Noah Cameron","P","L",8100,"3.89",31.52,"KC",-115,4.5,".323",".172","20.9","2010.0","800.0","2.56","5.76","12.9","12.9","10" "Shota Imanaga","P","L",8200,"3.84",31.5,"CHC",104,4.5,".344",".200","22.6","1820.0","610.0","2.65","5.67","29.5","32.3","35" "Brandon Young","P","R",7200,"4.32",31.09,"BAL",-143,4.5,".308",".135","21.2","2120.0","1110.0","6.14","4.40","6.0","6.0","5" "Yoshinobu Yamamoto","P","R",10000,"3.07",30.73,"LAD",-148,3.5,".303",".141","22.7","2790.0","870.0","2.77","5.41","30.5","32.6","33" "Mitch Keller","P","R",8900,"3.42",30.47,"PIT",133,4.5,".313",".158","22.2","1860.0","550.0","3.48","5.95","11.6","32.6","48" "Nick Pivetta","P","R",9700,"3.13",30.36,"SD",112,3.5,".324",".150","20.7","2790.0","660.0","3.07","5.70","18.7","35.4","63" "Aaron Civale","P","R",7000,"4.12",28.87,"CHW",117,4.5,".292",".144","22.3","1550.0","940.0","5.17","4.70","23.7","35.1","43" "José Berríos","P","R",8700,"3.29",28.63,"TOR",-132,4.5,".321",".166","22.7","2070.0","840.0","3.53","5.91","21.7","37.1","70" "Simeon Woods Richardson","P","R",8000,"3.42",27.39,"MIN",-163,3.5,".285",".110","23.7","1980.0","890.0","3.95","4.87","23.5","26.2","13" "Jake Irvin","P","R",7400,"3.53",26.14,"WSH",225,4.5,".312",".135","20.9","1680.0","770.0","4.58","5.80","21.2","26.9","32"
Contents
Today’s MLB DFS projections provide a breakdown of the top hitters, pitchers, and value plays across the main slates. These projections are based on real-time stats, ballpark factors, weather, and matchup data, giving you a sharp edge before lineup lock. Understanding which players are expected to perform above salary expectations is key to tournament success. DFS models incorporate handedness splits, pitch type data, and recent trends to rank players by expected fantasy point output. For GPPs, target...
Daily fantasy contests are all about identifying leverage plays—guys projected well but expected to be low-owned. Studying DFS projections also helps you build balanced lineups, avoid traps, and pivot off chalk when needed. Salary value is critical, especially on slates where elite aces limit your hitting budget. Late-breaking lineup news can shift projections drastically, so monitoring updates up to lock is essential. DFS tools often update hourly to account for injuries, travel fatigue, and weather...
Pitchers are the foundation of any DFS lineup, and today's projections highlight the best value and ceiling plays on the mound. Strikeout upside, pitch count potential, and matchup-based splits are used to forecast fantasy points. Aces in good form facing high-strikeout teams top the list, but mid-tier arms with elite CSW% offer GPP leverage. Park factor, weather, and bullpen support also factor heavily into these projections. DFS players should look for pitchers with high swinging strike rates and p...
Low-owned pitchers can swing tournaments if they hit 7+ strikeouts at a discount salary. Fade volatile arms against patient offenses or teams with high contact rates. Monitor umpire zones as well, as tight strike zones can tank K projections. For single-entry and cash builds, stick with safe options that provide six-inning floors and low walk rates. Always compare your pitcher pool with salary projections to avoid overpaying for name value. DFS success at pitcher comes from balancing ceiling and stabil...
Today's top projected hitters are ranked by fantasy point potential, matchup advantage, and lineup position. Elite bats facing weak starters or bullpens are obvious targets, but projections help sort through pricing tiers. Factors like barrel rate, expected slugging (xSLG), and recent hard-hit trends drive model results. DFS players should prioritize hitters in run-producing spots—usually 2nd through 5th in the order. Weather conditions and ballpark park factors can also push projections up or down. T...
Low-owned value bats with high ISO or favorable handedness splits can provide massive leverage. Projections often identify breakout spots before the field reacts, especially for hitters coming off slumps. Stacking lineups against weak pitching can amplify results when projections align with correlation. Avoid hitters with poor plate discipline when facing control pitchers or ground ball arms. Opposing bullpen weakness also factors into late-game hitting projection bumps. Rolling stats over the past 7-...
Every slate includes hitters and pitchers who project well above their salary-adjusted expectations. These value plays are critical for unlocking higher-priced studs in your lineup. DFS projection models highlight players with recent usage increases, lineup promotions, or soft matchups. Platoon advantages and ballpark boosts can turn $2,500 hitters into slate-breakers. Low-salary starters facing contact-heavy teams with no power also provide safe value in cash formats. Monitor for late scratches that ...
Value plays are rarely consistent, so consider ownership and volatility before locking them into GPP lineups. Fantasy point-per-dollar metrics help guide salary decisions, especially when debating multiple low-cost options. Consider stacking value bats around core stud players to create unique builds with upside. Late-game values often arise when teams rest starters in doubleheaders or blowouts. Backup catchers or 7-8 hole bats with great splits are often overlooked. Use projection floor and ceiling dat...
External factors like weather, park dimensions, and umpire tendencies play a major role in DFS projections. Warm weather and wind blowing out boost home run probability, while cold air or rain risk may lower ceiling. Ballparks with short porches or high altitude give offensive projections a significant bump. On the pitching side, large foul territory and strikeout-friendly umpire zones raise fantasy floors. Projections account for game postponement risk and late delays, which can impact pitchers most...
Umpire data is especially critical for evaluating strikeout props and pitching projections. Umpires with tight zones lead to higher walk rates and shorter outings, while loose zones boost Ks. DFS players should downgrade hitters facing elite outfield defenses in large parks. Stadium turf, air density, and field dimensions are baked into model results but still worth reviewing. Knowing how your player pool is affected by external elements creates more informed pivots. Park factors are particularly impo...
DFS projections often come with ownership percentages, helping you identify chalk and leverage plays. High-projection, low-ownership players are ideal tournament options that can vault your lineup to the top. Ownership is driven by recent performance, name recognition, and public sentiment. Projections help separate the true top plays from inflated chalk that may be overpriced or overrated. For GPPs, fading over-owned hitters in tough matchups is often the optimal play. In cash games, you want high-pr...
Stack ownership also matters—knowing how popular a 3- or 5-man stack will be affects your strategy. Ownership projection tools use historical contest data and lineup simulations to estimate exposure. Leveraging contrarian plays with strong model grades gives you a path to first place in large tournaments. Salary-adjusted projection ROI should always factor in projected ownership. Late lineup changes may alter exposure levels, so monitor for injury news and call-ups. Use ownership data alongside pro...
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