Chris Bennett

A light seven-game main slate awaits Saturday evening at FanDuel, getting going at 7:15 p.m. EDT. Just one pitcher is priced in five-figures, with three more in the $9,000 range, so we're far from top heavy on the bump. We know we'll want Dodger bats in Coors Field with a run expectancy of 8.1. We've got low game totals in Seattle and Atlanta at 7.0 and 7.5, so offense isn't going to be as prevalent as the lower priced pitching suggests. Starting pitching at this juncture in the year seems unsettled, so be sure to confirm FanDuel's listed starters are in fact starting. Seattle seems to have some ambiguity.

The postseason is here! Which means we've got a compact four-game main slate that spans the bulk of the day, with first pitch coming at 2:32 p.m. EDT. Most teams were able to align their starting pitching to their preference, giving us a plethora of aces to start the playoffs. Only Atlanta is without a confirmed starter as of Tuesday morning.

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The Divisional Round gets underway Saturday afternoon at 1:08 p.m. EDT with all four series featured on FanDuel's main slate. The Mets are the only team without a listed starter, and while they have announced Kodai Senga, he's not even in the player pool, a rarity, as during the regular season, even yesterday's starters have a price, you just have to find them. He's highly unlikely to throw bulk innings, and can't be a consideration as such. Detroit meanwhile is using an opener, so we've got just six starters we can consider for that position.

College football picks for Week 7 from RotoWire's team of experts. This week features selections from 15 different games, including one for the biggest showdown of the weekend between Ohio State and Oregon.

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Friday's National League Division Series (NLDS) Game 5 represents our first exclusive showcase slate, which will start to become the norm as the postseason progresses. It's not my favorite or forte, and this particular game has such clear high-end options I'm unsure how we fade them, but that's an unfortunate must for a tournament winner.

Unlike with Friday's NLDS showdown slate where we had serious star power and offense expected, Saturday afternoon's ALDS game comes with a meager 5.5 run total and no clear must-use players.

Friday represents what could be our last full-roster slate of the season. The Guardians will look to draw even with the Yankees, while the Dodgers look to sweep three straight in New York and close out the Mets.

ALCS Game 5 is our Saturday evening showcase at FanDuel, with first pitch at 8:08 p.m. EDT. The Yankees look to advance to the World Series with a win, while the Guardians hope to force this back to the Bronx.