MLB Slate Breakdown - 9/21

I feel like Coors has been a let down a lot this season, but I am excited for the Pirates bats in this series. Also give me some Cubs' lefties tonight against Wily Peralta.

A great GPP swerve from Toronto and Pittsburgh is the Arizona right-handers. They mash lefties, and Brett Anderson trended downwards as the seasons gone one.

Dallas Keuchel is my favorite arm on tonight's slate for cash games. I am looking at Jason Hammel for my SP2.

No weather concerns, just the possibility of a different lineup for the Tigers-White Sox doubleheader, but we will see that before lineup lock.

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There are so many bad arms going tonight it will be interesting to see what team puts up the most runs. I also love the Cubs lefties. Really high on the Dodgers left-handed hitters as well.

This looks like the ideal slate to stack a ton of teams, especially on FD 4/4 style or 4/2/2. I'm rolling out a bunch of GPP lines. I'm with you on Dallas, he seems like the safest bet. I like E.Rodriguez and John Lamb as super-contrarian GPP pitchers. Tonight may be about nailing the best offense/cheap SP to win a GPP. I'm expecting a lot of offense, I'd be surprised to see a lot of aces in GPP-winning lines.

I agree I am going with the most K upside in Gio and Hammel gives me plenty of cash to get big bats in my lineup. Now the problem is which bats to play.

I really like the idea of sticking in one Blue Jays stack since the masses will flock to Coors Field. I have a sinking suspicion the Blue Jays' ownership will lag behind the Cubs, too. That said, I do like both offenses at Coors Field tonight and the Cubs. I'm contemplating a Rays stack with Gio on FD surrounded by a few, big one-off bats from the other high totals. Because Longo is so chalky, I might drop him from the stack in favor of Todd Frazier, who is on a small homer binge of late. Jaime Garcia is tough as nails on righties, but the Todd Father has hit for so much power against lefties this year.