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College Football Picks for Oregon vs. Oregon State
We're halfway through September. The playoffs loom. Will Shohei Ohtani go 50/50? Will the White Sox lose 121 games? Also, what will you do with your MLB DFS lineups Sunday? You know, based on the seven-game main slate starting at 1:35 p.m. ET or later? Well, I have some ideas, so here are my recommendations.
As we near the end of the MLB regular season, what are you hoping for when it comes to your team? A first-round bye? A wild card spot? A winning record (I'm a Tigers fan, so that's the ceiling for me)? Not being the worst team in modern MLB history (shout out to White Sox fans)? I think I know what you're hoping for when it comes to your DFS lineups, and that's winning. There are eight games on the MLB slate Monday night starting at 7:10 p.m. EDT or later. These are my DFS recommendations.
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By: Chris Morgan, Jim Gates, Matt Martin, Lucy Soucek
We’re taking a short break from releasing episodes so we can work on more new stories for our series on our National Parks. I hope you’re enjoying it!
By: Chris Morgan
As we enter Week 4, we are heavy on the "getting to conference play" matchups, but there are still a few non-conference games left, even some contests featuring FCS teams. That creates a wide range of quality in matchups, from the ones I am excited to target to the ones I want to avoid, even with high-level collegiate players. For Week 4, these are my players to start and sit.
By: Chris Morgan
Individual success for a professional athlete is great. Goals. Points. Touchdowns. Ultimately, though, players want to win championships.
Wednesday's DFS slate doesn't include the game at Coors Field or the game featuring the (annoyingly defiant) White Sox. Fret not, though. I have found some MLB DFS recommendations for you from the whopping six games on the docket. First pitch is at 6:35 p.m. EDT. Here are my picks:
Perhaps owing to the fact the MLB regular season is almost over, Thursday's schedule is busier than this day of the week often is. However, perhaps to facilitate travel for the weekend's series, most of the games are starting early. That leaves us with six games on the DFS main slate docket, with the first pitch at 6:50 p.m. ET. Here are my lineup recommendations.
Are you excited for the MLB playoffs? I certainly am, even if the Detroit Tigers don't pull off a surprising run into that final wild card spot. However, are you also excited to cultivate the best Sorare lineup possible? On that end, I have another batch of Upgrades, Holds, and Downgrades for you here in the middle of September. Maybe your MLB team is out of the running, but your Sorare team doesn't have to be!
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