Hitters |
Pos | Player | Team | Opp. Pitcher | DK Sal. | DK FPPG |
C | Eui Ji Yang | NCD | H. So (R) | $5,500 | 8.39 |
Yang is coming off a perfect 2-for-2 with a home run, three RBI and a walk on Thursday and now has back-to-back multi-hit games. He’s been so strong once again this year slashing .305/.387/.555 and the best is yet to come from last year's league leader in hitting. |
C | Min Ho Kang | SAM | J. Seo (R) | $3,400 | 5.35 |
A nice value on today’s slate as Kang’s bat has awoken, much like his teammates’ largely have over the past month. Kang has shown up in the power department recently belting three homers over his last 10 games while posting an OPS over 1.000 during that span. It’s also noteworthy that SAM is playing at home, where Kang thrives. He slashes .342/.373/.671 at home while posting an abysmal mark of .138/.180/.224 on the road. |
1B | Roberto Ramos | LG | J. Kim (R) | $5,000 | 9.27 |
It’s very hard to ignore the entire body of work just because of a tough stretch of games. Ramos has 16 bombs this year, 12 coming against RHP. He’s not just a power hitter either considering his .314 AVG this season. We love the split advantage and Ramos likely deposits number 17 tonight. |
1B/OF | Ja Wook Koo | SAM | J. Seo (R) | $4,100 | 10.03 |
Another SAM hitter just feeling good -- like he should -- at the dish. He’s had three straight multi-hit games, six of them over his last seven contests and is hitting .439 overall during his last 10. He’s a threat to hit one in the gap (13 2B) over the fence (6 HR) or swipe a bag (7 SB) on top of the fact he can single you to death. He’s the total offensive package this season. |
1B/2B | Keon Chang Seo | KIW | J. Kim (R) | $4,700 | 9.38 |
Hard to argue how valuable Seo is as a fantasy producer. We were paying low 3K’s earlier in the year and the 5K price is hard to stomach, but he has 18 XBH, 42 R and 15 SB. He is multi-position eligible and gets the split advantage in the highest implied run total of the slate. |
2B/3B | Sang Su Kim | SAM | J. Seo (R) | $4,200 | 7.76 |
I generally don’t love guys that don’t have much pop, but how can you deny the results lately? Not only did Kim belt his first homer of the year on Thursday, but that’s not all. He’s slashed .389/.511/.583 over his last 10 games. He’s been on base 23 times in the last 10 games alone. That alone is worth the price of admission. |
Pos | Player | Team | Opp. Pitcher | DK Sal. | DK FPPG |
3B | Won Seok Lee | SAM | J. Seo (R) | $3,300 | 7.47 |
Lee homered on Thursday giving him two straight games with a bomb and now has hit three over his last seven contests. He’s been an elite run producer this season notching 47 RBI, 36 coming against RHP. Jun Won Seo, KTW starter, has allowed righties to bat .302 this season, so he has no split advantage in this one. |
3B/SS | Jeong Choi | SK | S. Lee (L) | $5,200 | 8.97 |
Choi has belted four homers over his last 10 games and has hits in 8-of-10 overall. He draws the lefty match-up here and it’s hard to ignore the raw power upside he possesses each time he steps into the box. This game leads the charge in O/U at 11 implied runs. |
2B/SS | Jin Hyuk No | NCD | H. So (R) | $4,500 | 7.04 |
No is riding a mini four-game hitting streak with knocks in 6-of-7 games and gives us multi positional eligibility at a position at SS that’s scarce for options. He has three straight games of 14+ DK points and has two homers in his last three games. The lefty is hitting .306 vs. RHP this season and has belted 6-of-9 HR against them as well. |
SS | Ha Seong Kim | KIW | J. Kim (R) | $5,800 | 10.75 |
This game has the highest O/U at 11 and the match-up is a dream for Kim and Kiwoom. Kim does it all offensively and is the top spend up at SS on this slate. Righties are hitting .347 on the year against Joo Han Kim and Ha Kim has hit .294 vs. RHP to boot. |
OF | Jung Hoo Lee | KIW | J. Kim (R) | $4,700 | 10.32 |
How do we at least not entertain the idea of playing Lee here? He’s been incredible from the opening pitch of the season, slashing .357/.415/.607. Lee flashes all his power against RHP hitting 8-of-10 against them and has 26 XBH total vs. RHP. One of the better spend up’s we’ll get on this slate. |
OF | Preston Tucker | KIA | H. Yu (L) | $6,100 | 10.33 |
We shouldn’t be scared off by a lefty on the hill here. Hui Kwon Yu, DOO starter, has allowed LHH to bat .370 this year. Tucker on the flipside, is ROLLING, belting five bombs and driving in 13 runs over his last 10 games. He’s one of the league’s premier power hitters with 16 on the year. |
OF | Hyun Soo Kim | LG | J. Kim (R) | $4,800 | 9.77 |
Seven of Kim’s last 10 games have resulted in double-digit DK points, including two straight of 20+. There isn’t much doubt that Hanwha pitching is Kim’s favorite to feast on considering his .481/.533/.741 slash across six games this season. He gets the split advantage against a pitcher who has made seven appearances in a three-year span |
OF | Hyung Jong Lee | LG | J. Kim (R) | $3,700 | 6.25 |
He’s been productive since returning from injury so why not give him a look at this moderate price tag? He’s notched a hit in all five games he’s played and even deposited his first homer on Thursday. We can get behind this mini-stack in LG. |
OF | Hee Dong Kwon | NCD | H. So (R) | $3,200 | 8.33 |
Kwon’s numbers of late don’t jump off the paper, but he continues to be an OBP machine posting a .427 mark in that department this season. This past Wednesday was the first time since June 25th he hadn’t reached base in a game in case you needed a reference. He’s loved facing off against RHP hitting 8-of-9 homers against them. |