Pitchers
PosPlayerTeamOpp. PitcherDK Sal.DK FPPG
SPMike WrightNCDM. Lee (R)$10,30017.59
The Dinos are big favorites here at -215 in one of the lower O/U of the slate at 9.5. Wright has put up double-figure fantasy points in each start this year but hasn’t flashed the upside we’re looking for out of a 10K pitcher. KIA’s offense can be dangerous at times considering they have a bunch of potent lefty swingers that can really disrupt Wright’s right arm. He’s not as much of a lock and load on this slate as he has been in previous ones. Still strong, however.
SPChris FlexenDOOD. Kim (R)$8,60016.71
It’s obviously a little worrisome that the hamstring can flare up again, but he matches up against an anemic offense in Samsung. Samsung has hit the fourth fewest home runs, has the third worst average and reaches base at the third lowest clip in the league. Flexen has a very respectable 7.3 K/9 on the year and has flashed 30+ FP upside, which is what we’re always looking for. He’s the pivot off of Mike Wright up top if you’re confident in the hamstring staying strong the entire outing.
SPChan Gyu LimLGC. Bell (L)$8,00013.98
Everything lines up for Lim here outside of the fact he’s pitching on the road. He has struggled more on the road (6.61 ERA) than he has at home (4.00 ERA) but nevertheless faces off against the league's worst team. They’re the worst offense in essentially every category and they have the word record by far. At times, Lim has looked very impressive notching an 8.9 K/9 while posting a FIP of 4.38, which is nearly a full run lower than his 5.24 ERA indicates. He’s run into bad batted ball luck as his opponents have a .333 BABIP against him. Look for the -215 favorite to pick up a big win here.
SPJun Won SeoLOTW. Choi (R)$6,2009.91
There are two clear issues here when talking about Seo. First off, he’s matched up with a very strong Kiwoom offense and is the overwhelming underdog at +200 here. Second off, Seo really doesn’t miss many bats. In fact, he has an abysmal 4.2 K/9, but this is the type of value we’re saddled with at pitcher on this slate. He did flash four strikeout upside his last time out and has thrown together four starts straight of three runs or less. His best game to date this season happened to come against Kiwoom and in that game he threw six shutout innings. This play holds a lot of risk but could be a low owned GPP winner if he continues to pitch the way he has of late.
Hitters
PosPlayerTeamOpp. PitcherDK Sal.DK FPPG
CKang Nam YooLGC. Bell (L)$4,0007.17
Could this be the game where Bell pitches well? Nothing suggests it will. He’s allowed RHP to bat .333 this year while giving up 3-of-4 homers to them. Yoo has slashed .387/.444/.419 over his last 10 games to pull his seasonal average over .300. He already has 28 RBI on the year and happens to be batting a robust .526 vs. LHP this year.
CSung Woo JangKTWT. Kim (L)$3,5006.09
Jang has struggled lately, but he’s still been productive as a run producer driving in 25 runs in 34 games. He has some pop as well and we get the split advantage to boot. He’s not a top-tier play, but works in a stack well.
1BDae Ho LeeLOTW. Choi (R)$3,9008.78
After a pedestrian start to the campaign, Lee has had a power surge belting four bombs over his last 10 games helping raise his SLG over .500. Lee has homered four times over his last 10 games and in back-to-back contests, giving him six on the season. He’s a really nice price tag sitting below 4K for this slate of games.
1B/2BJose FernandezDOOD. Kim (R)$6,20011.06
Fernandez has slowed down a bit offensively and yet he’s still hitting .393 with an OPS north of 1.000. He has the split advantage here and has LOVED facing off against SAM pitching slashing .529/.550/.941 in four games.
2B/SSHye Sung KimKIWJ. Seo (R)$2,5007.4
I love the price and production we’re getting from Kim here. He’s homered three times over his last five contests, has driven in 10 runs while scoring eight more over that span. He’s multi-position eligible and is free. If not using Seo, he’s a solid bet for all formats.
SSHa Seong KimKIWJ. Seo (R)$6,0009.73
One of the best hitters in the KBO, Kim hasn’t had the best season but can provide us with power and speed in the same contest. The problem with Jung Won Seo is that he gives up a ton of power (6 HR in 38.2 IP) and four of them have come against RHP. 4-of-5 bombs for Kim have come against RHP.
PosPlayerTeamOpp. PitcherDK Sal.DK FPPG
SSJae Ho KimDOOD. Kim (R)$2,8007.41
More free money, I suppose. We’re not getting massive upside -- which I’ve touched on a million times -- but the floor is so solid for the price. He’s slashing .419/.474/.548 over his last 10 games and has a mini four-game hitting streak. He’s batting .373 vs. RHP on the season.
3B/SSJeong ChoiSKB. Jo (R)$4,6007.91
Choi has turned it on of late and continues to watch his numbers rise to where we’re accustomed to seeing. Choi has belted 29+ homers for four straight seasons and although he only has four, we just saw what he can do two games ago belting two bombs in one game. He’s valuable considering how weak both SS/3B are.
3BJae Gyun HwangKTWT. Kim (L)$5,2008.42
Hwang returned on Tuesday and played the full game and should be in the lineup once again on a regular basis considering it was just a finger issue. Hwang wasn’t flashing much power before going down with an injury, but he’s hit 20+ HR in four straight seasons and also has two 40+ double seasons within those four campaigns.
OFMel Rojas Jr.KTWT, Kim (L)$5,40011.75
Don’t be discouraged by Rojas’ .275 average over his last 10 games because he gets the draw against a southpaw. Why that matters is because he’s COOKING LHP batting .472 with five home runs and 15 RBI. I love that we’re paying less than 6K for a guy who’s second in the league in homers.
OFHan Joon YooKTWT. Kim (L)$3,6008.46
Another KT OF here. That said, he’s raking lately slashing .355/.429/.710 over his last 10. He’s been flashing a ton of power over that span, belting three bombs over his last seven games alone. Yoo has been good against LHP this year posting a casual .400 batting average.
OFEun Sung ChaeLGC. Bell (L)$3,3008.8
I mean, we’re getting the Twins three-hitter at only 3.3K in a dream scenario. He has the split advantage and is batting .316 with an .852 OPS this season. He has back-to-back multi-hit games and even hit his fifth homer of the year on Tuesday. Chae is an elite cash play on this slate.
OFAh Seop SonLOTW. Choi (R)$3,6008.78
Son doesn’t have massive amounts of power, but enough that he could take Choi deep. It’s relevant to bring this up because Choi has allowed four bombs to LHH while allowing an average over .300 to them as well. Son is batting a cool .331 on the year and has been productive as a run producer (20 RBI) and a run scorer (30 R).
OFSung Bum NaNCDM. Lee (R)$6,10011.14
Na is having a crazy season. He’s hitting for a boatload of power (21 XBH), driving in a ton of runs (32), scoring a lot more (31 R) and striking out SO much (51). He has a massive split advantage here and it wouldn’t surprise me in the slightest to see him launch his 12 bomb against a SP that’s allowed 13 runs over his last two outings.
Team Stacks
1KTWWiz Opp. PitcherTae Hoon Kim
StackMel Rojas Jr.Jae Gyun HwangSung Woo JangHan Joon Yoo 
This games O/U has spiked up to 10.5 and there could be a boatload of runs here. The Wiz draw a match-up against Tae Hoon Kim who currently sports a 4.9 ERA and has walked 20 opponents while striking out only 19 this year. The Wiz offense has slowed a tad, but they're third in both average and home runs and are one of the premier units of the league.
2LGTwins Opp. PitcherChad Bell
Mini-StackKang Nam YooEun Sung ChaeHyun Soo Kim  
We would have never thought to stack up offense against Chad Bell a year ago, but he's looked dreadful this season. Bell has an 8.08 ERA and a WHIP north of two, which won't cut it in ANY league. Not even beer league softball. LG are -215 favorites and are in a 10.5 game total. ELITE mini-stack.