Hitters |
Pos | Player | Team | Opp. Pitcher | DK Sal. | DK FPPG |
C | Dong Won Park | KIW | S. Choi (L) | $5,100 | 7.47 |
Park went through a rough patch for a bit, but is now riding a little four-game hitting streak with hits in 6-of-7. Although Park hasn’t had a lot of success in the batting average department vs. LHP, he’s belted 5 HR in just 32 AB’s. RHH have four against Sung Young Choi this year. Advantage Park. |
C | Sung Woo Jang | KTW | B. Kim (L) | $3,200 | 5.91 |
He’s cheap for a guy feeling himself at the plate. Over his last 10 games he’s slashing .370/.438/.630 and has been really good as a run producer driving in five over his last two games while driving in nine over his last 10. Jang is one of the better catcher values on the board. |
1B | Roberto Ramos | LG | J. Lee (R) | $4,800 | 9.49 |
Ramos might not be on the pace he was on earlier this season but he has hit three bombs over his last 10 games and has come back below a 5K price tag. He’s done most of his damage against RHP as 12-of-16 HR have come against them and he’s also hit .317 against them. Adrian Sampson is batting .353 against LHH to boot. |
1B | ByungHo Park | KIW | S. Choi (L) | $4,500 | 8.95 |
If you’re going with a Kiwoom stack, Park fits into your builds despite how expensive he is and how one dimensional he is at that. He hits homers. He has 16 on the year and that’s really all he’s done. He has hit .294 over his last 10 games and has at least one hit in 7-of-8 for what it’s worth. |
1B | Jae Il Oh | DOO | R. Pinto (R) | $4,900 | 9 |
This guy just hits. Not only does he rake, but his opponent, Ricardo Pinto, has allowed left-handed hitters to bat .314 this season. He’s *only* hitting .313 vs. RHP this year, but he flashed the most power against them belting 4-of-6 bombs |
1B/OF | Ja Wook Koo | SAM | D. Gagnon (R) | $4,500 | 10.19 |
Gagnon doesn’t give up any power (1 HR in 61.2 IP) but lefties have been able to get to him batting .327 on the year. Koo is giving righties an issue batting .343 against them and has 13 XBH against them to boot. We know it’s easier to run against RHP too and Koo has seven stolen bases. |
Pos | Player | Team | Opp. Pitcher | DK Sal. | DK FPPG |
1B/2B | Joo Hwan Choi | DOO | R. Pinto (R) | $4,200 | 8.53 |
Choi is riding a 10-game hitting streak as he’s batting .378 over that span. We get the split advantage, one we like considering Pinto has allowed LHH to bat .314. Choi is playing everyday due to an injury and he keeps on producing. |
2B | Kyung Soo Park | KTW | B. Kim (L) | $3,200 | 6.96 |
We love the righties a lot more than the lefties against Kim as he’s given up five bombs against them. Park is having a ton of success against LHP batting .342 with three bombs and 11 RBI in just 38 at-bats. He’s also hit three bombs over his last 10 games giving him eight for the year. Love this split advantage for Park. |
3B | Jae Gyun Hwang | KTW | B. Kim (L) | $5,900 | 9.08 |
It’s expensive, but man Hwang is on fire at the dish. He’s hitting .383 over his last 10 games with seven multi-hit games during that span. Hwang has power upside and also can steal a bag or two. He’s hitting .354 vs. LHP this season. |
3B | Kyoung Min Hur | DOO | R. Pinto (R) | $4,600 | 9 |
Talk about a dude hitting everything thrown at him. He’s 20-for-42 over his last 10 games with a hit in all 10. He doesn’t have a ton of power, he just hits and hits and hits some more. 3B is a dreadful position and he’s not free like he has been all season, but we’re paying what he’s worth. He can steal a bag or two as he’s up to five on the year. |
SS | Ha Seong Kim | KIW | S. Choi (L) | $5,600 | 10.74 |
I mean, guys, get it while the stove is BURNING. He’s homered four times over his last four games and has a .316/.391/.684 slash over his last 10 games overall. NC starter Sung Young Choi has allowed 4 HR to RHH and 7 overall in only 29.2 IP. Kim might be one of the best overall spends on the slate. |
SS | Ji Hwan Oh | LG | A.Sampson (R) | $3,500 | 7.54 |
This position sucks on this slate, especially at mid and lower tiers. Oh has a little power with 19 XBH but thrives in the speed department notching 10 SB already this year. He’s a spend down and Adrian Sampson stinks vs. LHH. |
OF | Ah Seop Son | LOT | T. Wilson (R) | $3,700 | 9.12 |
We have to like the salary here. We also have to like the production for the salary. He’s hitting .350 over his last 10 games, .352 on the year, has a .903 OPS this season. Tyler Wilson has allowed LHH to bat .323 and Son’s overwhelmed righties with a .381 AVG. |
OF | Chang Jin Lee | KIA | J. Baek (L) | $3,300 | 10.4 |
His first full season as a starter for KIA went well, but there was potential for so much more. He has 32 XBH and 8 SB, but got caught stealing a whopping eight times as well. He’s great at reaching base posting a .367 OBP last season. He’s only played six games so far but has a six-game hitting streak. |
OF | Mel Rojas Jr. | KTW | B. Kim (L) | $6,100 | 12.29 |
I mean, like, yeah, playing Rojas is profitable. He’s the leader in ? of the triple-crown and is one RBI behind Aaron Altherr in RBI. Rojas has raked against left-handed pitchers this season batting .452 with eight bombs in just 62 at-bats. He’s riding an eight-game hitting streak and nine is incoming after this contest. |
OF | Jin Haeng Choi | HAN | M. Kim (R) | $3,200 | 8.43 |
Choi has hits in six-of-seven games and is hitting .300 over his last 10 games overall. During those 10 games he’s hit three bombs, giving him six this season overall. His match-up against Min Soo Kim is ideal considering righties are batting .376 against him this season. 3.5K is quite the price tag as well. |
OF | Yong Kyu Lee | HAN | M. Kim (R) | $3,500 | 6.73 |
We’re not going to get any power from Lee as he has just four extra-base hits in 53 games, but what he provides for us is SPEED. Lots of speed. He has five stolen bases over his last 10 games and has 11 overall this season. Lee has 30 SB upside, something he’s accomplished five times during his long career. If he keeps running, we keep using him. |