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| Hitters |
| Pos | Player | Team | Opp. Pitcher | DK Sal. |
| C | Dong Won Park | KIW | E. Kim (R) | $4,400 |
| Park's homered in two of his last three games going 7-for-11 (.636) in them with a double, two home runs and 8 RBI. He's also slashing .347/.390/.680 through 80 plate appearances with six home runs and tied for fourth in the KBO with 21 RBI. |
| C | Eui Ji Yang | NCD | S. Moon (R) | $5,400 |
| Due to his opponent's propensity to give up hits to both sides of the plate, the Dinos catcher price spiked as a result. Yang's been heating up with a .355 average and 1.151 OPS his last 10 contests with three home runs and nine RBI. Yum. |
| C | Seung Taek Han | KIA | S. Park (R) | $4,100 |
| Flying below the radar of the two catchers above, Han's launched four home runs over his last nine games hitting .400/.438/.800 his last 10 and Kia could roll against a struggling Lotte starter toting a 1.83 WHIP and .298 BAA versus right handed hitters like Han. |
| 1B/OF | Jin Sung Kang | NCD | S. Moon (R) | $3,500 |
| After opening on DK as a catcher, Kang's moved to a more applicable multi-eligble target on a night we could need the help at first base. Kang's hitting everyone with a robust .474 average through his first 68 plate appearances and improves against right-handed pitching with a .545 mark with two home runs and 10 RBI. Armed with a .351 isolated power, Kang could amass a nice points total on Tuesday. |
| 1B | Roberto Ramos | LG | T. Won | $4,000 |
| If using Ramos, be sure to check in on lineups before they lock at 5:30 a.m. EST. Ramos left Sunday's game early after a collision at first base but leads the KBO with 10 home runs making his power an appealing target on a slate which could provide runs. |
| 1B/2B | Jose Miguel Fernandez | DOO | O. Despaigne | $6,000 |
| Not really looking to load up on Doosan bats, but ignoring Fernandez on any slate seems silly. At his present price, getting anything less than two hits makes it tough for him to reach two times value so personally going to fade him but a playbook without the league leader in average (.468), hits (44) and ranks second in RBI (23). Go with your gut. |
| Pos | Player | Team | Opp. Pitcher | DK Sal. |
| 2B | Min Woo Park | NCD | S. Moon (R) | $4,500 |
| Broke out of a mini-slump with a home run among his two hits on Sunday. Park goes home with a .322 average and .864 OPS primed to score a run or two atop the Dinos lineup in a game with a 10.5 over/under. |
| 1B/2B | Keon Chang Seo | KIW | E. Kim (R) | $3,500 |
| Multiple eligibility enhances Seo if he's in the lineup. He missed time with elbow inflammation but pinch hit and stole a base on Sunday providing hope he returns to leadoff for Kiwoom. Plus, Kim's giving up a .333 BAA against left-handed hitters meaning Seo will be on the bases if he's in the lineup. |
| SS | Ha Seong Kim | KIW | E. Kim (R) | $5,900 |
| Choosing where to spend up will differentiate lineups in DFS contests on Tuesday. Kim's hitting second and been frustrating but remains one of the most talented players in the KBO. Despite his bad luck depressing his average (.236), Kim's hit four home runs, stolen two bases and due for a breakout performance. He notched 25 points on Sunday with the home run and five RBI fueling his appeal. |
| SS | Jin Hyun No | NCD | S. Moon (R) | $3,100 |
| Getting a cheap piece of the Dinos offense makes sense. No sat out on Sunday but went 6-for-10 the three games prior with three runs, a double, one home run and three RBI in them. He's a streaky player about to get on a heater making him a perfect boom or bust play on Tuesday. |
| 3B/SS | Jeong Choi | SK | J. Lee (R) | $4,400 |
| Perhaps playing the Dinos as a heavy underdog keep Choi's price down but he's coming off a week during which he hit .471/.667/.824 with seven runs, three doubles, one home run, seven RBI, eight walks and a stolen base. His team may lose but Choi as a one off chasing the Dinos offense could result in a sneaky play on a stud. |
| 3B/SS | Chan Ho Park | KIA | S. Park (R) | $4,800 |
| Leading off for the Tigers in a game with a 10 run total makes Park an intriguing pivot at two positions. He's hit safely in nine of his last 10 starts with a .283 average and six runs scored hitting his first home run on Saturday. More of a safe floor play. |
| 3B/SS | Tyler Saladino | SAM | M. Lee (R) | $3,900 |
| Getting his feet under him in the KBO, Saladino's in the midst of a five game hit streak during which he's nine for his last 19 (.474) with five runs, two doubles, two home runs and eight RBI. Ride the wave. |
| OF | Jung Hoo Lee | KIW | E. Kim (R) | $5,100 |
| It's been a bit disappointing of late which could keep ownership down on Lee. It's not about hit ability to hit, more about the lack of extra-base ones. Lee's on a six-game hit streak going 8-for-21 (.381) in it. He still onws a 1.028 OPS which will inrease after Tuesday. You heard me. |
| OF | Jared Hoying | HAN | H. Han (R) | $4,800 |
| Due for positive migration to the mean, Hoying homered on Sunday showng signs of life. Han gives up a .333 average against LHH putting Hoying into a nice spot in a game where most will focus on Kiwoom. |
| OF | Preston Tucker | KIA | S. Park (R) | $6,300 |
| When a player's price jumps despite a cold streak, take heed. Tucker still holds the KBO lead in RBI (25) but his average (.326) and OPS (1.007) seem to be in a freefall. Lotte's Park gives up a .308 average to left-handed hitters and could serve up a gopher ball to Tucker on Tuesday. |
| OF | Eun Sung Chae | LG | T. Won (R) | $3,200 |
| If needing a cheaper option in the outfield, Chae makes for a terrific target. He's hitting .319 with four home runs and 23 RBI (tied for second in the KBO). As a sweetener, Won's yielding a .276 average to right-handed hitters but seven of the 16 hits result in extra-bases (six doubles, one triple, two home runs). |
| OF | Soo Kwang Noh | SK | J. Lee (R) | $3,100 |
| Prefer a leadoff hitter as a cheaper option? Noh could be your guy. He's hitting .405/.476/.622 his last 10 games with 11 runs, a double, two triples, a home run, five RBI and two stolen bases. NC's Lee gives up a .340 average to left-handed bats putting Noh in line ofr a nice night off the radar. |
