Catcher
| vL | vR | vL | vR | Last 7 | Last 7 | Aces$ | DK$ | FD$ | ||||
| TM | Bat | Opp | OPS | OPS | wOBA | wOBA | BA | OPS | ||||
| Kyle Schwarber | CHI | L | Jake Peavy | .815 | 1.143 | .360 | .494 | .435 | 1.296 | 5000 | 4400 | 4100 |
| Salvador Perez | KC | R | Jose Quintana | .516 | .760 | .225 | .332 | .273 | .696 | 4750 | 3000 | 2500 |
| Francisco Cervelli | PIT | R | Alex Wood | 1.044 | .723 | .452 | .326 | .286 | .649 | 4550 | 3100 | 2600 |
Schwarber destroys right handed pitchers with a 1.143 OPS and a remarkable .494 wOBA vs them this season. He’s hit safely and scored at least one run in six straight games, while driving in eight runs in the past four games.
Perez is slashing .368/.415/.684 in 41 plate appearances vs Jose Quintana.
Cervelli is always a good option whenever a southpaw is on the mound by producing a .392/.456/.588 slash line vs them this season.
First Base
| vL | vR | vL | vR | Last 7 | Last 7 | Aces$ | DK$ | FD$ | ||||
| TM | Bat | Opp | OPS | OPS | wOBA | wOBA | BA | OPS | ||||
| David Ortiz | BOS | L | Justin Verlander | .527 | .958 | .233 | .419 | .269 | .947 | 4900 | 4000 | 3900 |
| Adam Lind | MIL | L | John Lackey | .577 | .894 | .260 | .394 | .409 | .858 | 5250 | 4000 | 3500 |
| Anthony Rizzo | CHI | L | Jake Peavy | 1.028 | .905 | .457 | .400 | .400 | 1.069 | 5500 | 5100 | 4300 |
Big Papi has homered in three out of the past four games, is 10 for 27 with six extra base hits vs Justin Verlander, and has a .958 OPS and .419 wOBA vs righties this season
Lind not only crushes right handed pitchers with a .894 OPS and .394 wOBA , but he also has 16 hits, including six extra base hits, in 35 at-bats vs John Lackey.
Second Base
| vL | vR | vL | vR | Last 7 | Last 7 | Aces$ | DK$ | FD$ | ||||
| TM | Bat | Opp | OPS | OPS | wOBA | wOBA | BA | OPS | ||||
| Ian Kinsler | DET | R | Henry Owens | .777 | .787 | .343 | .349 | .481 | 1.167 | 5250 | 4300 | 4100 |
| Robinson Cano | SEA | L | Colby Lewis | .600 | .795 | .266 | .350 | .333 | .860 | 5050 | 4100 | 3900 |
| Howie Kendrick | LAD | R | Charlie Morton | .790 | .745 | .351 | .329 | .364 | .912 | 4900 | 4200 | 3200 |
Kinsler has scored a run in six straight games and has strung together at least two hits in three straight games.
Cano’s stats the past five games look like this: nine for 22 (.409 batting average), five runs scored, four extra base hits, and seven runs batted in. Lefties have a .315 average and .338 wOBA vs Colby Lewis.
Kendrick has multiple hits in four straight games.
Third Base
| vL | vR | vL | vR | Last 7 | Last 7 | Aces$ | DK$ | FD$ | ||||
| TM | Bat | Opp | OPS | OPS | wOBA | wOBA | BA | OPS | ||||
| Evan Longoria | TB | R | Bartolo Colon | .930 | .752 | .418 | .335 | .414 | 1.125 | 4900 | 3800 | 3400 |
| Kyle Seager | SEA | L | Colby Lewis | .827 | .737 | .362 | .326 | .258 | .706 | 5000 | 4000 | 3800 |
Seager is 10 for 23 with four extra base hits and seven runs batted in 23 at-bats vs Colby Lewis. He has hit safely in five straight games as well.
Longoria is tearing the cover off the ball as he driven in five straight games, and is currently riding a nine game hitting streak to boot.
Shortstop
| vL | vR | vL | vR | Last 7 | Last 7 | Aces$ | DK$ | FD$ | ||||
| TM | Bat | Opp | OPS | OPS | wOBA | wOBA | BA | OPS | ||||
| Ian Desmond | WSH | R | Yohan Flande | .641 | .642 | .283 | .285 | .333 | .917 | 4500 | 3500 | 3100 |
| Francisco Lindor | CLE | B | Phil Hughes | .684 | .683 | .308 | .303 | .296 | .579 | 4500 | 3300 | 2800 |
| Brad Miller | SEA | L | Colby Lewis | .447 | .810 | .208 | .358 | .400 | 1.087 | 4600 | 3200 | 2800 |
Desmond has an RBI in each of the past three games, he is five for 10 with three runs scored and two stolen bases during that three game span.
Lindor has three straight multi-hit games. He faces Phil Hughes, who has been horrendous vs right handed batters by giving up a .372 wOBA to them.
Miller has produced at least one extra base hit in each of the past three games that he has started.
Outfield
| vL | vR | vL | vR | Last 7 | Last 7 | Aces$ | DK$ | FD$ | ||||
| TM | Bat | Opp | OPS | OPS | wOBA | wOBA | BA | OPS | ||||
| Michael Brantley | CLE | L | Phil Hughes | .767 | .890 | .343 | .395 | .440 | .946 | 5250 | 4400 | 3600 |
| J.D. Martinez | DET | R | Henry Owens | .852 | .931 | .378 | .403 | .364 | 1.083 | 5550 | 4700 | 3900 |
| Lorenzo Cain | KC | R | Jose Quintana | 1.029 | .769 | .450 | .340 | .214 | .600 | 5200 | 4600 | 3600 |
| Preston Tucker | HOU | L | Chris Bassitt | .466 | .906 | .211 | .391 | .214 | .733 | 4650 | 3200 | 3100 |
| Randal Grichuk | STL | R | Jimmy Nelson | .883 | .919 | .380 | .395 | .300 | 1.000 | 4850 | 4300 | 3900 |
| Carlos Beltran | NYY | B | Marco Estrada | .742 | .767 | .329 | .337 | .250 | .800 | 4750 | 3800 | 3000 |
Brantley has hit safely in the past 11 games that he has started. He has five hits with four RBI in the past two games.
Cain absolutely punishes lefties to the tune of 1.029 OPS and .450 wOBA vs them this season.
Tucker continues to rake vs right handed pitchers as 26 of his 28 extra base hits have come off righties.
Martinez has three extra base hits in the past two games, while riding a modest four game hit streak.