Hitters |
Pos | Player | Team | Opp. Pitcher | DK Sal. | DK FPPG |
C | Se Hyuk Park | DOO | C. Kelly (R) | $3,700 | 6.33 |
It’s a good value at catcher considering we have limited catchers that hit well. Park’s hitting .333 over his last 10 games as he’s riding a six-game hitting streak. Over that hitting streak he has seven RBI and three multi-hit games. He’s very cheap and gets the split advantage to boot. |
C | Min Ho Kang | SAM | KIW Bullpen | $3,600 | 4.83 |
The price point is nice, the addition to a SAM stack as well. It also doesn’t hurt that he’s batting .323 over his last 10 games. He’s riding a seven-game hitting streak and has some decent power for a catcher with six bombs this season. |
1B/OF | Ja Wook Koo | SAM | KIW Bullpen | $4,500 | 10.29 |
Another Samsung bat really feeling it at the dish. Over his last 10 games he’s slashing .349/.370/.558 with two bombs and 13 RBI. He has double figure fantasy points in 5-of-7 games and hits in the middle of this smokin’ hot offense. SAM has averaged the most runs per game during the month of July at 7.5. |
1B | Jae Il Oh | DOO | C. Kelly (R) | $4,100 | 9.12 |
Oh has been wildly consistent at the dish this season slashing .395/.395/.558 over his last 10 games while slashing .353/.412/.573 on the year. Il has flashed most of his power against righties as 4-of-6 homers have come against them. Casey Kelly, LG starter, has allowed lefties to bat .289 this season. |
1B/OF | Baek Ho Kang | KTW | M. Lee (R) | $5,400 | 10.97 |
Although Kang has struggled lately, he has mashed right-handed pitching batting .354 with nine homers and 24 RBI. He draws a favorable match-up against a pitcher who struggles with left-handed batters. There is a reason he has an OPS of 1.025 this year. Elite play. |
2B | Kyung Soo Park | KTW | M. Lee (R) | $3,300 | 7.14 |
I prefer the lefties, but Park is rolling right now slashing .355/.447/.645 over his last 10 games. He’s homered in two straight and has 12 RBI over his last 10 games as well. Hard to hate on a guy we’re getting for 3.3K with an OPS a smidge under .900. |
Pos | Player | Team | Opp. Pitcher | DK Sal. | DK FPPG |
2B | Hoon Jung | LOT | W. Saupold (R) | $3,700 | 9.46 |
Jung has been really good of late slashing .310/.408/.524 with two homers, eight runs, seven runs batted in and a steal over his last 10 games. Jung has been better against righties this season batting .323 while Warwick Saupold has allowed righties a robust .352 AVG. Jung is a great value in a lowkey great match-up. Chi Hong An, from the same team at the same position is a strong play as well. |
2B/3B | Sang Su Kim | SAM | KIW Bullpen | $4,900 | 7.96 |
You don’t have to always hit for power to be a productive fantasy player. He has four multi-hit games over his last five games and has 14+ DK points in each of those contests. His multi-position eligibility is a huge bonus because 3B is really hard to find value or honestly anyone at any price for that matter. |
3B | Suk Min Park | NCD | G. Lee (R) | $5,000 | 7.41 |
We want the exposure here due to the very favorable O/U in this one. Park has nine hits, two homers, five runs scored, three doubles and seven runs batted in just over his last three games. Over his last 10 overall he’s slashing .429/.487/.771 and has belted three bombs. He’s hitting .316 vs. RHP to go along with 6-of-8 homers. |
2B/SS | Dixon Machado | LOT | W. Saupold (R) | $4,600 | 8 |
Although Machado has struggled lately, it’s a good match-up and SS is a dreadful position on this slate. He’s been really good against RHP batting .310 and has hit all four homers against them. Not only that, but it’s easier to run on RHP and Machado is a threat with six SB. Warwick Saupold has allowed righties to bat .352 on the flipside. |
OF | Hae Min Park | SAM | KIW Bullpen | $5,900 | 7.54 |
Park is riding a six-game hitting streak and is batting .364 over his last 10 games overall. He has four multi-hit games across those six outings. Park has both power (13 XBH) and SB (6) upside. Kiwoom’s bullpen is in trouble in this match-up. |
OF | Sung Bum Na | NCD | G. Lee (R) | $6,000 | 10.86 |
This game features the highest O/U on the board and faces a pitcher that is pretty unknown on the SK side. He doesn’t strike many people out which bodes well for Na because nobody strikes out more than him. He’s also belted eight bombs against RHP and has 15 total. Na is worth the funds. |
OF | Ah Seop Son | LOT | W. Saupold (R) | $4,000 | 9.4 |
Hard to ignore the price tag here. He’s riding an eight-game hitting streak with five multi-hit efforts. Son has been dominant against RHP this season batting .394 with 15 XBH and 20 RBI. Son is a run scoring and producing machine. Solid play. |
OF | Hyun Soo Kim | LG | J. Park (R) | $5,000 | 9.59 |
I like the Doosan pitcher, but that doesn’t mean we can’t also like some hitters on LG. Hyun Soo Kim has three straight multi-hit games and has three homers in four. Kim is a top-10 run producer this season while hitting .338. Hard not to like the lefties here. |
OF | Kun Woo Park | DOO | C. Kelly (R) | $4,300 | 8.56 |
Although Casey Kelly has allowed lefties to hit well, the power he’s allowed have come against righties. Park has done his best work against right-handed pitching as well batting .339 with 12 XBH against them. Park is a good value at 4.2K. |
OF | Mel Rojas Jr. | KTW | M. Lee (R) | $6,300 | 12 |
The guy continues to mash, mash and mash. He’s up to 19 bombs on the year -- first in the league by four -- and is second in both AVG and RBI. Do we need to explain why we like him? Min Woo Lee does struggle with LHH allowing them to hit .295 this year. |