Stacking has become a prime way to take down big tournaments, as well as giving your cash game team a solid floor. We focus on opposing pitcher stats, Vegas, weather, park factors, team stats, salaries, and player stats when deciding the top three stacks of the night. I know. Shocker we look at those things. If there is a Coors game on the slate, we will mostly divert our attention elsewhere, as Coors games are the obvious stacks of the night. It doesn't need much breaking down. Be sure to check out or revamped Stack Generator and Stack features inside our Lineup Optimizer and Tools.
Arizona Diamondbacks - Team Total: 5 | |||
Player | Position | DraftKings Salary | FanDuel Salary |
| David Peralta | OF | $3,900 | $3,500 |
| A.J. Pollock | OF | $4,600 | $3,400 |
| Paul Goldschmidt | 1B | $5,300 | $4,300 |
| Jake Lamb | 3B | $5,500 | $3,900 |
| J.D. Martinez | OF | $4,700 | $3,900 |
You can make the argument for stacking both sides of this game, but I am going to lean on the Diamondbacks here. Washington made some moves in the bullpen, but not sure it is enough to push them outside of being bottom five. Tanner Roark has put together a couple of decent starts of late, more for his standards than ours. Roark has struggled with lefties this season, allowing a .372 wOBA with a 14.9% HR/FB. Yes only two of five here are left-handers, but we are talking three of the better right-handed hitters in the game. Paul Goldschmidt has a .414 wOBA and .278 ISO off right-handers this season. J.D. Martinez sits with a .334 wOBA and .241 ISO. Jake Lamb is my favorite play from this stack, with a .388 wOBA with a .283 ISO.
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