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Happy Memorial Day! Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who have served our country. We extend our deepest gratitude to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Now, let’s dive into the top DFS hitters for today’s MLB slate.
Here’s a comprehensive look at the top five hitters you should consider for your lineup, along with a few under-the-radar plays to give you an edge.
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Why He’s a Top Play: Ohtani is an all-around beast with power and patience. His .369 ISO against right-handed pitching is elite, and he matches up well against Megill, who struggles with a high xwOBA against left-handed batters. Expect Ohtani to take advantage of any mistake pitches.
Why He’s a Top Play: Freeman is another Dodger in a favorable matchup. His low strikeout rate combined with his power and ability to get on base make him a consistent DFS option. He should have plenty of opportunities to drive in runs against Megill.
Why He’s a Top Play: Ramirez thrives against lefties like Gomber, who has a high xwOBA and allows plenty of power. Ramirez’s ability to make contact and his power make him a threat to go deep or rack up multiple hits and RBIs in this matchup.
Why He’s a Top Play: Olson’s power against left-handed pitching is notable. Parker has a decent strikeout rate but also gives up power, making Olson a high-upside play. Look for Olson to capitalize on any mistake pitches and potentially go yard.
Why He’s a Top Play: Henderson’s power and plate discipline make him a solid play against Criswell, who struggles against left-handed hitters. Henderson’s high ISO and xwOBA suggest he can do serious damage, making him a top DFS option today.
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Why He’s a Sleeper: Santander’s power against right-handers and his ability to get extra-base hits make him an intriguing under-the-radar option. His matchup against Criswell is favorable, and he could provide significant value at his price point.
Why He’s a Sleeper: Buxton’s power potential and speed give him a high ceiling. Despite his high strikeout rate, his matchup against Marsh, who allows a high ISO, makes him a worthwhile gamble for GPPs.
Why He’s a Sleeper: McMahon’s power and the fact that he’s playing at Coors Field make him a sneaky play. Curry has struggled against left-handed hitters, and McMahon’s power potential in this favorable hitting environment could lead to a big day.
Make sure to adjust your lineups accordingly and keep an eye on any last-minute changes or weather updates. Good luck, and happy Memorial Day!