The very top of our pitcher rankings is all hurlers in afternoon affairs, so as you might imagine, it’s a little tougher to find values and sleepers. The most popular stacks will likely be Tigers (vs. Eduardo Rodriguez) and Blue Jays (vs. Luis Perdomo), but if you’re looking to differentiate, don’t be afraid to try lefthanded Phillies’ batters against southpaw Adam Conley. Conley has been better of late, but he’s still allowed a healthy .279 average and .359 OBP to lefties in his career.
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Daily fantasy baseball advice, July 27
Teams facing lefties and their players who currently or traditionally hit well vs. LHPs:
Phillies (vs. Adam Conley): 1B Tommy Joseph, C Cameron Rupp (Note: Conley has worse career splits against lefties than righties.)
Tigers (vs. Eduardo Rodriguez): C Victor Martinez, 2B Ian Kinsler, 1B Miguel Cabrera, 3B Nick Castellanos, C James McCann, OF Cameron Maybin, SS Jose Iglesias
Dodgers (vs. Matt Moore): OF Scott Van Slyke, SS Corey Seager*
Reds (vs. Madison Bumgarner): 3B Eugenio Suarez, SS Zack Cozart
Pirates (vs. James Paxton): OF Andrew McCutchen, SS Jordy Mercer, 3B David Freese, OF Starling Marte, OF Sean Rodriguez, C Francisco Cervelli
Rangers (vs. Sean Manaea): OF Ian Desmond, SS Elvis Andrus, 3B Adrian Beltre, OF Ryan Rua, C Robinson Chirinos
Angels (vs. Danny Duffy): 3B Yunel Escobar, 1B Albert Pujols, OF Mike Trout, C Jett Bandy
- Lefthanded batters
Righthanded pitchers (non-aces) with noticeably bad splits vs. lefthanded hitters (i.e. stack lefties):
Mike Foltynewicz (vs. Twins)
Jimmy Nelson (vs. Diamondbacks)
Righthanded pitchers (non-aces) with noticeably bad splits vs. righthanded hitters (i.e. stack righties):
Tyler Duffey (vs. Braves)
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