Catcher
| vL | vR | vL | vR | Last 7 | Last 7 | FD$ | DK$ | Aces$ | ||||
| TM | Bat | Opp | OPS | OPS | wOBA | wOBA | BA | OPS | ||||
| Travis d'Arnaud | NYM | R | CC Sabathia | 1.192 | .820 | .505 | .361 | .286 | .762 | 3600 | 4200 | 5100 |
| J.P. Arencibia | TB | R | Kevin Gausman | .785 | 1.333 | .344 | .572 | .333 | .692 | 3100 | 3600 | 4750 |
| Yan Gomes | CLE | R | John Danks | .502 | .678 | .227 | .301 | .227 | .600 | 2200 | 3000 | 4750 |
Gomes has five hits, including four doubles, in 10 at-bats vs John Danks.
D’Arnaud has struggled recently, but it is hard to fade a player that has a 1.192 OPS and .505 wOBA vs left handed pitchers.
Arencibia mashes vs righties with a 1.333 OPS and .572 wOBA. He has three hits, including two home runs, in only five at-bats vs Kevin Gausman.
First Base
| vL | vR | vL | vR | Last 7 | Last 7 | FD$ | DK$ | Aces$ | ||||
| TM | Bat | Opp | OPS | OPS | wOBA | wOBA | BA | OPS | ||||
| Edwin Encarnacion | TOR | R | Rich Hill | .857 | .932 | .381 | .407 | .333 | 1.000 | 4900 | 5000 | 5900 |
| Joey Votto | CIN | L | Ariel Pena | .970 | 1.037 | .426 | .458 | .263 | .770 | 5000 | 5600 | 5900 |
| David Ortiz | BOS | L | Mark Buehrle | .688 | 1.008 | .302 | .443 | .304 | .939 | 4700 | 5100 | 5500 |
Ortiz usually struggles vs left handed pitchers, but that is not the case when he faces Mark Buehrle, as he is slashing .333/.371/.607 in 89 plate appearances vs him.
Votto has produced three extra base hits in the past two games. He absolutely obliterates right handed pitchers.
Encarnacion is back on one of his hot streaks as he has homered in two out of the past three games and has scored at least one run in seven straight games.
Second Base
| vL | vR | vL | vR | Last 7 | Last 7 | FD$ | DK$ | Aces$ | ||||
| TM | Bat | Opp | OPS | OPS | wOBA | wOBA | BA | OPS | ||||
| Dustin Pedroia | BOS | R | Mark Buehrle | .862 | .801 | .380 | .354 | .417 | 1.333 | 3600 | 4500 | 4750 |
| Jose Altuve | HOU | R | Aaron Brooks | .961 | .719 | .427 | .319 | .345 | .935 | 3400 | 4700 | 5600 |
| Ian Kinsler | DET | R | Kris Medlen | .835 | .785 | .366 | .347 | .344 | .788 | 3500 | 4400 | 5300 |
Altuve has four hits in the past two games, while Aaron Brooks is getting hammered by right handed hitters by allowing .444 batting average and .561 wOBA.
Pedroia is in the midst of an eight game hit streak, has produced at least one extra base hit or multiple hits in five straight games.
Kinsler is heating up with three straight multi-hit games.
Third Base
| vL | vR | vL | vR | Last 7 | Last 7 | FD$ | DK$ | Aces$ | ||||
| TM | Bat | Opp | OPS | OPS | wOBA | wOBA | BA | OPS | ||||
| Nolan Arenado | COL | R | James Shields | .700 | .946 | .315 | .408 | .310 | .719 | 4900 | 4800 | 5850 |
| Kris Bryant | CHI | R | Carlos Martinez | .769 | .899 | .340 | .395 | .346 | 1.000 | 4300 | 4800 | 5300 |
| Travis Shaw | BOS | L | Mark Buehrle | 1.088 | .736 | .462 | .331 | .214 | .696 | 2900 | 3600 | 4750 |
Arenado got two more hits on Saturday and is now sashing .374/.392/.670 vs the Padres this season. He is 10-for-17 with three home runs vs James Shields.
Bryant has six extra base hits (five doubles) in the past four games combined.
Shaw performs better vs lefties with a 1.088 OPS and .462 wOBA.
Shortstop
| vL | vR | vL | vR | Last 7 | Last 7 | FD$ | DK$ | Aces$ | ||||
| TM | Bat | Opp | OPS | OPS | wOBA | wOBA | BA | OPS | ||||
| Xander Bogaerts | BOS | R | Mark Buehrle | .902 | .726 | .398 | .321 | .333 | .828 | 3500 | 4200 | 5000 |
| Francisco Lindor | CLE | B | John Danks | .888 | .808 | .390 | .356 | .429 | 1.176 | 4000 | 4600 | 4950 |
Bogaerts has at least one hit in nine out of the past 10 games. He excels vs left handed pitchers with a .902 OPS and .398 wOBA.
Outfield
| vL | vR | vL | vR | Last 7 | Last 7 | FD$ | DK$ | Aces$ | ||||
| TM | Bat | Opp | OPS | OPS | wOBA | wOBA | BA | OPS | ||||
| Bryce Harper | WSH | L | Justin Nicolino | .979 | 1.208 | .429 | .521 | .458 | 1.414 | 5700 | 6000 | 6000 |
| Nelson Cruz | SEA | R | Derek Holland | 1.101 | .905 | .478 | .394 | .308 | .857 | 3900 | 5200 | 5800 |
| Justin Upton | SD | R | Kyle Kendrick | .562 | .866 | .253 | .381 | .273 | .833 | 5000 | 5300 | 5250 |
| David Peralta | ARI | L | Tim Hudson | .719 | .907 | .323 | .396 | .333 | .840 | 3000 | 3600 | 5300 |
| Ryan Raburn | CLE | R | John Danks | .980 | .511 | .429 | .237 | .400 | .857 | 2900 | 2500 | 4400 |
Harper is not a man, he is a machine. This guy has a big game almost every time he plays.
Raburn crushes the ball vs John Danks by slashing .340/.404/.720 in 57 plate appearances.
Peralta destroys right handed pitchers, while Tim Hudson has given up a .311 batting average and .355 wOBA to left handed hitters.
Cruz loves to face southpaws as he has a 1.101 OPS and .478 wOBA vs them. He has a three hits, including a home run, in seven at-bats vs Derek Holland.
Upton has a lot going for him today as he gets to face Kyle Kendrick in Coors Field. Upton is 11-for-30 with three home runs and three doubles in his career vs Kendrick.