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Our main MLB DFS writer, Colin, has been without the internet for the past few days – a horrible fate in this day-and-age – so I’m stepping in to cover for him on this busy Wednesday. As usual, I will be using my pitcher breakdown spreadsheet to make my DFS decisions, so let’s get right to it! (I’m […]

Max Scherzer goes 8 innings, allows two hits, two runs – none were earned – and he picked up the loss.  He struck out 11 and is now 1 behind Sale for the league lead.  This is a tough pill to swallow as Scherzer has to get that win.  Whether it’s manufacturing small ball, stealing

Anthony Rizzo continues his on-base streak with another home run from the lead off position.  Since taking over the 1 spot in the line up Rizzo has yet to get out.  He has 3 home runs, a double, two singles, and a walk.  Rizzo ties Richie Asburn as the only Cub to reach safely as

Not too many stories coming out of the league last night. Kershaw picked up another win and had 10 strikeouts, however he let up 6 runs which is very un-Kershaw like.  The Miami Marlins had a major comeback and beat the Nationals after they were down early.  A grand slam tied the game and they

Chris Sale took the Phillies into the 8th inning, allowed 4 hits, 1 run, and struck out 10.  Sale picked up the loss in this one as the Red Sox gave him absolutely nothing.  The game was on the line and Sandoval struck out on 3 pitches on what were all atrocious swings.  That’s a