Pitcher	1B/C	2B	3B	SS	OF
Lance McCullers	Vlad Jr	Marcus Semien	Cavan Biggio	Bo Bichette	Harper + McCutchen
Robbie Ray	Rhys Hoskins	Jose Altuve	Isan Diaz	Didi Gregorious	Giancarlo Stanton
Julio Urias	Josh Bell	Brad Miller	Yoan Moncada	Miggy Rojas	Hernandez + Grichuk
Adam Wainwright	Nate Lowe	Jorge Polanco	DJ LeMahieu	Corey Seager	Joey Gallo
Erick Fedde

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Pitching

We have a split-slate on Wednesday, featuring a pretty watered down SP pool due to the smaller amount of games. Two options stick out above the rest, Robbie Ray and Lance McCullers Jr. Ray is having the best season of his career for the Blue Jays, and I have him graded number one overall even in a tough match-up with the Red Sox. McCullers has pitched much better over the last month, trimming his walk rate below 10% and striking out over 30% of batters faced. I will continue to attack the Indians lineup in the second-half of the season.

You can make the case for either of Wainwright or Urias in all formats on this slate, but I will be avoiding Erick Fedde at expected high-ownership.

Batters

There are a few clear spots for offense tonight, starting with the Blue Jays and Phillies. Toronto was my top-graded stack last night, and they get the same match-up tonight against Garrett Richards due to the PPD on Tuesday. Richards has been one of the worst pitchers in baseball this season, serving up tons of hard hits and walking batters at a near 11% rate. He’s actually been a bit reverse-splitsy, and has struggled to get right-handed batters out. His hard-contact allowed is over 50% vs same-handed batters, which is good news for the Blue Jays who will send a right-handed heavy lineup to the plate tonight.

Asher Wojciechowski is back in our lives, and starting for the Yankees on Wednesday. We haven’t seen him yet in 2021, but if we go back to the start of 2019 we see over a .200 ISO allowed to both sides of the plate. He has never developed into a good pitcher, and it’s tough to expect that to change tonight. Given their relatively cheap price tags, I expect Philly to be the highest-owned stack on DraftKings.

The lower-owned stacks I will be invested in are the White Sox and Astros. Chicago gets Michael Pineda, who has not been good vs left-handed batters in 2021. I loved the White Sox lefties last night vs Ober, and I like going back to Sheets, Moncada and Goodwin again on Wednesday night. All have hit the ball really well vs righties and have done it with power as well.

As for the Astros, they draw Eli Morgan who has had a severe problem allowing HR’s in the major leagues. Not only is he giving up over 3 bombs per nine innings, he already faced this team once this season and coughed up…two home runs. He has given up massive power to both sides of the plate, and all of Tucker, Alvarez, Altuve and Correa own ISO’s north of .200.

Written by Ben Hossler (Follow @BenHossler on Twitter)