At RT Sports, there is an amazing daily fantasy pick’em game where you can choose different props for a chance to win money! Pick at least two props, select “more” or “less” on each prop, submit the picks, and you’re good to go! Below, you will find my favorite props/picks for today/tonight’s slate of games. You can choose just two props or choose them all and make it into one big parlay!
This Weeks Record: 5-4-1
Last Weeks Record: 10-6-1
Past Seven Weeks Record: 66-49-6
Austin Riley MORE than 7 Fantasy Points
Over the past week, Riley is batting .364 with two HR, four runs and five RBI. He has reverse splits this season, hitting for a better average and more power vs. same-side pitchers. Tonight, he faces newly acquired Brewers starter Frankie Montas, who has a 5.03 ERA and 1.45 WHIP this season. In his past four starts, things have gotten really bad for Montas. He has allowed 19 ER in 21 innings, including five long balls.
Matt Chapman MORE than 7 Fantasy Points
I am always interested in Chapman when he is facing a lefty starter. Chapman is batting .296 with a .386 OBP vs. LHP this season compared to a .224 and .313 vs. RHP. Chapman has also been hot over the past week, batting .360 with four HR, seven runs, and eight RBI. His left-handed opponent tonight is Nationals starter DJ Herz, who has a 4.27 ERA and 1.25 WHIP this season.
Hunter Greene MORE than 7.5 Strikeouts
Greene has been a beast on the mound lately. Over his past six starts, he has allowed one ER or less, and four of the starts have been scoreless outings. He has struck out 46 batters over 37.2 innings during the six game stretch and has a great matchup tonight on the road in Miami. Not only is Miami a pitcher-friendly park, especially compared to Greene’s home ballpark in Cincinnati, but the Marlins offense ranks 29th in MLB in runs per game, OBP and SLG.
Ezequiel Tovar Jr. MORE than 6.5 Fantasy Points
There were a lot of interesting props to choose from in this game in Coors today. I liked the Pete Alonso and Francisco Alvarez fantasy points props, too, but Tovar’s total is the lowest, making it the easiest to achieve. He hits better at home in Coors, which should come as no surprise, and he bats well vs. both RHP and LHP. He is the Rockies most consistent hitter this season and has been an XBH machine, with 31 doubles, two triples, and 19 HR.
