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MLB DFS Prop Picks for 8/26/22
Tyler Anderson over 5.0 strikeouts- We are going to go after the Marlins with another lefty, I know, very shocking. The Marlins have been abysmal vs. lefties and are posting a 34.2% K rate vs. lefties over the previous two weeks, which is ranked last in baseball. Cole Irvin just mowed them down 11 times two days ago, and Anderson was also able to whiff six Marlins in his most recent start. This is a great spot for him.
Mitch White over 5.0 strikeouts – This one could be a bit dicey as White has struck out five or more in just three starts this season, but he will be facing a bad Angels team that allowed Drew Rasmussen to strike them out nine times yesterday. The Angels are posting a 27.5% K rate vs. righties over the previous two weeks, which is ranked second-worst in baseball, and are also posting just a 5.3% walk rate and a 68 wRC+ mark.
Glenn Otto over 5.0 strikeouts – Glenn Otto has failed to hit this number in his two most recent starts, but they were against tougher strikeout opponents in Oakland and Minnesota. He had hit this number in the previous four starts before that and has the best matchup on the board for a right-hander against Detroit tonight. Over the previous two weeks, the Tigers have posted the highest K rate against righties with a rate of 27.7% while also posting a 7.8% walk rate and 82 wRC+ mark.
Justin Steele over 6.0 strikeouts – Steele will be facing the Brewers, who have posted the second-highest K rate vs. left-handers over the previous two weeks with a rate of 34.1%. He has hit this total in three of his previous four starts, including a nine-strikeout performance against these Brewers in his most recent start.
Other Recommendations – Joe Musgrove (if he goes to 5.5),
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