What’s up, 4Deep?! Baseball is here and I’m ready to put us in the driver’s seat to hopefully take down some tournaments this year! First and foremost, baseball is the only sport that I consistently play multiple lineups. I HIGHLY recommend at least playing two lineups. Fading chalk in baseball is usually the key to taking down tournaments, but is not always the correct move. What I will be providing below is an in-depth breakdown of my top stacks of the night and I will always start with what I believe will be the chalk, followed with my favorite pitchers as well. Generally speaking, chalk is usually chalk because they are in a good spot and I will be telling you whether or not I agree with it. What I want though, is for you to understand what is chalk and then determine whether or not you want to play them! Now, let’s get to the fun part with a lot of numbers and all the pitch data you can handle!Â
Chalk Stack Of The Day
Minnesota Twins vs. Ty Blach (LH)
This is generally the wrong side of the split for me because the talent is on the other side, but they have been really good in the split. The names are just a little less exciting and affordable, which is making them easy to get to. I really like the cheaper end of pitching tonight, so the value isn’t really necessary, but I will be getting them in one lineup. My favorites in order are Jorge Polanco, Ryan Jeffers, Michael A. Taylor, and Kyle Farmer.Â
Top Stacks Of The Day
Atlanta Braves vs. Trevor Williams (RH)
Matt Olson, Ronald Acuna, Austin Riley, and Michael Harris.
Chicago Cubs vs. Colin Rea (RH)
Cody Bellinger, Ian Happ, Chris Morel, and Seiya Suzuki.Â
Top Spend Up Pitcher Of The Day
Joe Ryan (RH) vs. Colorado Rockies
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Top Mid Tier Pitcher Of The Day
Ken Waldichuk (LH) vs. Los Angeles Angels
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Top Value Pitcher Of The Day
John Means (LH) vs. Boston Red Sox
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