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Will the Brewers take a 3-1 lead back to Milwaukee, or will the Dodgers hold at home and even the series at two games apiece?
J.D. Martinez has been relatively quiet at the plate since homering in Game 1 of the ALDS. Will he bust out against Dallas Keuchel and the Astros on Tuesday's two-game slate?
Milwaukee's star outfielder had a career year in 2018 as his power numbers spiked across the board. Can he maintain the power going forward, or is he someone to sell in dynasty formats?
As the series shifts to Los Angeles, will the Dodgers hold and take a 2-1 lead over the Brewers?
On Saturday night, the Red Sox and Astros tangle in the American League Championship Series. Who is the odds-on favorite?
Which bets should you be targeting as Clayton Kershaw and the Dodgers visit the Brewers for Game 1 of the NLCS?
On Friday night, the Brewers and Dodgers open their National League Championship Series. Who is the odds-on favorite?
Can the Braves even the series tonight in Atlanta? Or will the Dodgers win and advance?
Aaron Judge has been a beast this postseason, slugging a home run in all three of the Yankees' games. Can he make it four in a row on Monday?
Chris Sale's form against the Yankees will be crucial to Friday's four-game slate. Will a dominant Sale show up, or is this a spot to stack the Yankees?
Our models find some big betting value in tonight's meeting between Cleveland and Houston.
Christian Yelich should be popular on Thursday's NLDS FanDuel slate, but do you dare fade him?
For Game 1, Ronald Acuna and the Atlanta Braves are the underdogs heading into Los Angeles. Can they cover tonight against the Dodgers?
After 162 regular season games, 2 tiebreakers, and 2 Wild Cards, the Division Series are upon us. Where can you find betting value in each series?
Our models find some betting value in tonight's lone MLB game.
Tonight, the New York Yankees are favored as they turn to their ace, while the Oakland A's go with a bullpen game approach. Who has the upper hand?
How likely are the Colorado Rockies to upset the favorite Chicago Cubs in a win-or-go-home tonight at Wrigley Field?
Khris Davis and the Athletics don't have the best matchup, but we shouldn't be afraid to use this high-powered offense on FanDuel's Wild Card slate.
The Chicago Cubs are favored to beat the Colorado Rockies in Tuesday's one-game playoff. Which bets are worth targeting tonight?
With the Milwaukee Brewers having something to play for, Christian Yelich wound up on more than one-third of all FanDuel rosters Sunday, more than any other player on the slate. Who else was popular on the final full day of games?
German Marquez has been utterly dominant of late, and he could keep things rolling against the Dodgers this afternoon. Who else should you look to on Monday's bonus MLB slate?
Nolan Arenado hit two jacks Sunday to land in our MLB DFS perfect lineup. Who joined him?
Carlos Carrasco has a delectable matchup with the Royals, making him one of the top pitching options on Sunday's full slate. Which other players should you check out?
Christian Yelich hit a pair of homers to land in our MLB DFS perfect lineup. Who joined him?
Martin Maldonado starting at catcher for Astros on Wednesday
Houston Astros catcher Martin Maldonado will start and bat eighth against the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday.
What It Means:
Maldonado will start behind the plate tonight with Brian McCann heading to the bench.
Our models project Maldonado for 6.4 FanDuel points at the cost of $4,000.
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Baseball Press
Ian Kinsler on Red Sox's bench in Game 4 Wednesday night
Boston Red Sox second baseman Ian Kinsler is out of the starting lineup in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series versus the Houston Astros on Wednesday.
What It Means:
Kinsler will be replaced at second base by Brock Holt. He finished 0-for-3 with a strikeout in Game 3 on Tuesday.
Kinsler is 4-for-20 (.200) with 2 doubles, 2 RBI, 1 steal, and 11 strikeouts in six games this postseason.
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Eduardo Nunez (ankle) out of Red Sox's lineup versus Brewers in Game 4
Boston Red Sox infielder Eduardo Nunez (ankle) is out of the starting lineup in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series versus the Houston Astros on Wednesday.
What It Means:
Nunez made an early exit from Game 3 on Tuesday due to lingering discomfort in his right ankle. "I think defensively he's been battling as far as that first step," Red Sox manager Alex Cora said Tuesday night. "He hasn't been able to push off." Rafael Devers will start at third base on Wednesday.
Nunez is 3-for-16 (.188) with 1 double, 1 RBI, 2 walks drawn, and 2 strikeouts in five games this season.
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Baseball Press
Houston's Brian McCann not in Wednesday's starting lineup
Houston Astros catcher Brian McCann is not starting on Wednesday against the Boston Red Sox.
What It Means:
McCann will receive the night off with Martin Maldonado starting behind the plate.
In the 2018 playoffs, McCann is hitless in six at-bats.
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Baseball Press
Brock Holt on second base for Red Sox versus Astros Wednesday
Boston Red Sox utility option Brock Holt is starting on Wednesday versus the Houston Astros in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series.
What It Means:
Holt will replace Ian Kinsler at second base and bat seventh versus Astros right-hander Charlie Morton. He is 4-for-10 with 1 home run, 1 triple, 1 double, 5 RBI, and 4 runs scored in three games this postseason, almost all of which came when he hit baseball's first playoff cycle against the New York Yankees in Game 3 of the ALDS.
numberFire's models project Holt to score 7.7 FanDuel points at a cost of $2,400 in Game 4.
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Baseball Press
Rafael Devers starting for Red Sox in American League Championship Series Game 4
Boston Red Sox third baseman Rafael Devers is starting versus the Houston Astros in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series on Wednesday.
What It Means:
Devers will replace Eduardo Nunez (ankle) at third base and bat fifth versus Astros right-hander Charlie Morton. He is 5-for-11 (.455) with 2 RBI, 2 walks drawn, 1 steal, and 1 strikeout in four games this postseason.
numberFire's models project Devers to score 9.3 FanDuel points at a cost of $2,800 in Game 4.
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Baseball Press
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