Perhaps most interesting is that there are two pitchers today (Kevin Gausman, Josh Tomlin) who have notable reverse-platoon splits. This opens the door for some possible sleepers that aren’t on as many people’s radars.
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Daily fantasy baseball advice, July 23
Teams facing lefties and their players who currently or traditionally hit well vs. LHPs:
Reds (vs. Robbie Ray): 3B Eugenio Suarez, SS Zack Cozart, OF Adam Duvall
Tigers (vs. Chris Sale): C Victor Martinez, 2B Ian Kinsler, 1B Miguel Cabrera, 3B Nick Castellanos, C James McCann, OF Cameron Maybin
White Sox (vs. Matt Boyd): 3B Todd Frazier, OF Melky Cabrera, OF Adam Eaton*, 2B Brett Lawrie
Twins (vs. David Price): 2B Brian Dozier, OF Miguel Sano, OF Robbie Grossman, 3B Eduardo Nunez
Royals (vs. Cole Hamels): 1B Kendrys Morales, 2B Whit Merrifield
Braves (vs. Tyler Anderson): OF Jeff Francoeur, 1B Freddie Freeman*
A’s (vs. Drew Smyly): 3B Danny Valencia, SS Marcus Semien, 1B Billy Butler, OF Jake Smolinski
- Lefthanded batters
Righthanded pitchers (non-aces) with noticeably bad splits vs. lefthanded hitters (i.e. stack lefties):
Jeff Samardzija (at Yankees)
Matt Wisler (at Rockies)
Righthanded pitchers (non-aces) with noticeably bad splits vs. righthanded hitters (i.e. stack righties):
Kevin Gausman (vs. Indians)
Josh Tomlin (at Orioles)
Righthanded pitchers (non-aces) with noticeably good splits vs. lefthanded hitters (i.e. fade lefties):
Kevin Gausman (vs. Indians)
Josh Tomlin (at Orioles)
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