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Friday, 25 September 2026

MLB DFS Picks & Underdog Player Props: Friday (9/25)

MLB DFS Picks & Underdog Player Props: Friday (9/25)

Friday’s MLB DFS main slate at DraftKings and FanDuel features 10 games, starting at 7:07 p.m. ET. The Underdog player props are also from those 11 games.

The PrizePicks & Underdog DFS Optimizers at BettingPros help you build the best pickem slips, with a focus on finding value on the board.

Friday’s Top MLB DFS Picks & Player Props

Friday’s Starting Pitcher Rankings (9/25)

    Tarik Skubal (SP – LAD) at San Francisco Giants

    The Dodgers don’t have incentive to overtax Tarik Skubal tonight. They could yank him early to preserve his arm for the playoffs. At the same time, there’s plenty of time between this start and the National League Division Series beginning on Saturday, October 3. So, I’m not too worried about the risk of Skubal leaving early.

    With that out of the way, the lefty ace has pitched well for the Dodgers. According to FanGraphs, in nine starts spanning 55 innings for Los Angeles, Skubal has tallied the following numbers:

    • 4 wins
    • 6 quality starts
    • 2.95 ERA
    • 3.16 xERA
    • 3.19 xFIP
    • 3.32 SIERA
    • 1.13 WHIP
    • 5.8 BB%
    • 26.9 K%
    • 13.6 SwStr%
    • 27.9 CSW%
    • 117 stuff+
    • 104 location+
    • 121 pitching+

    Skubal hasn’t pitched at his Cy Young Award-winning level with the Dodgers. Still, he’s pitched quite well.

    He also has a favorable matchup and jaw-dropping betting info. The Giants are 28th in wRC+ (86) with a 23.3 K% versus lefties and 24th in wRC+ (99) with a 21.2 K% at home in 2026. San Francisco is also tied for 13th in wRC+ (100) with a 24.2 K% in the previous 30 days and 22nd in wRC+ (84) with a 27.7 K% in the last 14 days. As a result, the Dodgers are -400 favorites, and the game’s total is 7.5 runs.

      Jose Soriano (SP – TOR) vs. Cincinnati Reds

      Jose Soriano is a positive regression candidate. In his previous five starts, totaling 30 innings, Soriano has amassed the following stats:

      • 2 wins
      • 2 quality starts
      • 5.10 ERA
      • 3.81 xERA
      • 3.60 xFIP
      • 3.71 SIERA
      • 1.13 WHIP
      • 6.3 BB%
      • 19.0 K%
      • 9.1 SwStr%
      • 27.9 CSW%
      • 97 stuff+
      • 115 location+
      • 112 pitching+

      The gap between Soriano’s ERA and his ERA estimators is an indicator that he’s been unlucky.

      Thankfully, Soriano has a get-right matchup and favorable betting info tonight. The Reds are 30th in wRC+ (88) with a 25.6 K% versus righties and tied for 23rd in wRC+ (91) with a 24.6 K% on the road this year. Cincinnati is also 20th in wRC+ (94) with a 26.0 K% in the previous 30 days and 30th in wRC+ (66) with a 26.4 K% in the last 14 days. So, the Blue Jays are -136 favorites, and the game’s total is 7.5 runs.

        Robert Gasser (SP – MIL) vs. St. Louis Cardinals

        Robert Gasser has run pure lately. In his last four starts and one relief appearance spanning 26.1 innings, the lefty has spun a blistering 1.71 ERA. The ERA doesn’t align with his 4.82 xERA, 4.74 xFIP, or 4.60 SIERA. Still, he has an adequate 20.2 K% and 1.10 WHIP in those starts, and his matchup and betting info suggest he could have another DFS-friendly start, namely as a bargain SP2 at DraftKings.

        The Cardinals are tied for 11th in wRC+ (99) with a 19.4 K% versus lefties and tied for seventh in wRC+ (101) with a 21.8 K% on the road this season. However, the Red Birds are 26th in wRC+ (89) with a 22.8 K% in the previous 30 days and 29th in wRC+ (71) with a 25.1 K% in the last 14 days. Thus, the Brewers are -180 favorites, and the game’s total is 8.0 runs.

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            Gavin Williams, while unlucky, has not done well on the road this year. In 13 road starts spanning 73.1 innings this year, Williams has a 4.79 ERA, 3.01 xFIP, and 1.15 WHIP, but allowed 1.84 HR/9. He allowed five runs in six innings in Kansas City on May 5. The betting info should deter many gamers from stacking the Royals, enhancing their appeal in GPPs.

            The Astros will get the bump from hitting at Sutter Health Park tonight. They’ll also get one from facing Jacob Lopez. The lefty has an 8.49 ERA, 4.98 xERA, 5.62 xFIP, 5.22 SIERA, 1.76 WHIP, and allowed 2.70 HR/9 in his last five starts. The A’s also have a dreadful bullpen, ranking dead last in ERA.

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            Core Studs

            • Jose Altuve has hit 15 homers with a .382 OBP, .175 ISO, .377 wOBA and 148 wRC+ in 427 plate appearances against southpaws since 2024.
            • Isaac Paredes has launched 13 long-balls with a .357 OBP, .179 ISO, .353 wOBA and 131 wRC+ in 384 plate appearances against lefties since 2024.
            • Vinnie Pasquantino didn’t reach base in four plate appearances last night. Still, in 128 plate appearances from August 17 through September 23, Pasquantino ripped nine round-trippers with 18 runs, 27 RBIs, a .367 OBP, .319 ISO, .414 wOBA, .387 expected wOBA (xwOBA), and 167 wRC+.

            Value Plays/Punts

            • Even in a down year, Corey Seager has drilled 19 dingers with 56 runs, 48 RBIs, two stolen bases, a .314 OBP, .197 ISO, .321 wOBA, and 107 wRC+ in 423 plate appearances this season.
            • In 113 plate appearances against righties at home this season, Griffin Conine has slugged nine home runs with a .425 OBP, .330 ISO, .460 wOBA, and 193 wRC+.
            • Walker Jenkins has mashed four taters with a .339 OBP, .250 ISO, .370 wOBA, and 139 wRC+ in 62 plate appearances against righties since the Twins called him up this season.

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            Jac Caglianone (1B, OF – KC): 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs — Higher

            Jac Caglianone has excelled at home, and he should be fresh after getting a night off last night. In 69 games and 270 plate appearances at home this year, Caglianone has recorded 72 hits, including 12 homers, with 39 runs, 36 RBIs, a .287 batting average, .275 expected batting average (xBA), .333 OBP, .219 ISO, .362 wOBA, and 128 wRC+.

            Carter Jensen (C – KC): 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs — Higher

            Carter Jensen didn’t reach base in any of his four plate appearances last night. Nonetheless, in 69 games and 276 plate appearances before last night, Jensen rattled off 63 hits, including 12 home runs, 45 runs, 34 RBIs, a .260 batting average, .241 xBA, .344 OBP, .244 ISO, .366 wOBA, and 131 wRC+.

            Griffin Conine (1B, OF – MIA): 0.5 Hits — Higher

            Griffin Conine has 56 hits and a .264 batting average in 247 plate appearances against righties this year. He has dominated at home with the platoon advantage, though. Conine has 32 hits and a .330 batting average in 113 plate appearances against righties at home this season.

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            Thursday, 24 September 2026

            Fantasy Football Start/Sit Advice: Jake Ferguson, Mark Andrews, Rashee Rice

            Fantasy Football Start/Sit Advice: Jake Ferguson, Mark Andrews, Rashee Rice

            Start em or sit em? Fantasy football start or sit decisions can be excruciating. While it feels great to make the right call and cruise to fantasy glory, it hurts just as much when you have someone erupt while on your bench. You can use our Who Should I Start? tool to gauge advice from fantasy football experts as you make your lineup decisions. And you can also sync your fantasy football league for free using our My Playbook tool for custom advice, rankings and analysis.

            Let’s take a look at a few polarizing players and what fantasy football expert Derek Brown advises.

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            Here’s Derek Brown’s fantasy football Week 3 outlook for a few players to help with lineup decisions.

            Jake Ferguson (TE – DAL)

            What a massive bounceback week for Jake Ferguson in Week 2. He opened the season as the TE44 in weekly scoring, only to finish as TE4 last week. The concerning thing in his usage, though, is the fact that his route share fell from 69.4% to 55.6%, but it’s only a one-game sample, so I’m not going to freak out. Last week, he did see a 12.9% target share with two of his four targets coming in the red zone. His touchdown equity in this offense remains substantial, but his market share of the passing offense isn’t wonderful. Last week, Ferguson did finish with 43 receiving yards (2.15 YPRR), but he had only a 13.6% first-read share. He is a serviceable touchdown-dependent streamer, though. Baltimore ranks 15th in yards per target against tight ends while giving up the 11th-most fantasy points per opportunity to the position. If Ferguson scores this week, you’ll likely be happy that you streamed him, but if he is held out of the endzone expect frustration and tears.

            Mark Andrews (TE – BAL)

            Through two games, Mark Andrews has seen solid usage despite being the TE15 in fantasy points per game. This is related to his zero touchdowns and is not indicative of his play. Andrews has had a 67.6% route share, a 23.2% target share, 2.13 YPRR, one red zone target, and a 30% first-read share. Those are all solid, if not VERY strong, metrics. Andrews should finally get into the end zone this week in a wonderful matchup. Dallas has allowed the eighth-most yards per target and the third-most fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends.

            Rashee Rice (WR – KC)

            Rashee Rice‘s fantasy value is hanging on by a delicate string. Through two games, he is the WR29 in fantasy points per game, but without a score in Week 1, he would be struggling, and the fantasy community would be collectively freaking out. Rice’s stranglehold on targets in the Kansas City offense has evaporated. He has a 9.5% target share… yes, you read that correctly. Rice also has only 1.62 YPRR, a 13.7% first-read share, and two red zone targets. Rice has a nice matchup this week, but he’s only a flex play with the concerning usage. Miami has allowed the 14th-most yards per target and the seventh-most fantasy points per target to slot receivers.

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            Fantasy Football Kicker Rankings & Start/Sit Advice (Week 3)

            Fantasy Football Kicker Rankings & Start/Sit Advice (Week 3)

            Let’s dive into Week 3 fantasy football kicker rankings and start/sit advice to help you with your adds, drops, and lineup decisions.

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            Fantasy Football Kicker Rankings & Start/Sit Advice: Week 3

            Two weeks of action is too small a sample size to identify who might be this year’s breakout kicker and who should be relegated to the waiver wire in hopes of finding a spark for your team. I prefer to get four weeks of action in the books before making a change at kicker, as even the top projected players can get off to a slow start.

            If you drafted a top-5 ranked kicker based on ADP, chances are you are having a bit of buyer’s remorse right now. Of the top five ranked kickers entering the season that includes Brandon Aubrey, Ka’imi Fairbairn, Cameron Dicker, Jason Myers, and Cam Little, only Little ranks in the top 10 after two weeks of action, and Little just sneaks in at 10.

            By comparison, Evan McPherson has just six fewer points through two games than Aubrey, Fairbairn, and Dicker combined.

            My advice is not to hit the panic button on these players just yet, as I project most of them to bounce back and return closer to their career norms. If I had to pick one kicker to bail on after this week, it would be Dicker. The Chargers’ offense is in complete disarray, while a defense that was projected to be stout has been anything but. That combination could limit both the quality and quantity of his scoring opportunities.

            Conversely, if there is one kicker I’m buying after a two-week sample size, it’s Evan McPherson. The talent has always been there, but the Bengals’ defense has been dreadful for much of his career, limiting his ability to become an elite fantasy scorer. Dexter Lawrence and the Bengals’ defense look legit after two strong performances against Tampa Bay and Houston, which is the perfect recipe for McPherson to continue delivering for fantasy managers.

            Fantasy Football Kicker Rankings: Week 3

            1 Evan McPherson CIN at PIT
            2 Trey Smack GB vs. ATL
            3 Eddy Pineiro SF vs. ARI
            4 Ka’imi Fairbairn HOU at IND
            5 Jason Myers SEA at WAS
            6 Brandon Aubrey DAL vs. BAL
            7 Tyler Loop BAL at DAL
            8 Harrison Butker KC at MIA
            9 Tyler Bass BUF vs. LAC
            10 Cam Little JAC vs. NE
            11 Chris Boswell PIT vs. CIN
            12 Chase McLaughlin TB vs. MIN
            13 Jake Bates DET vs. NYJ
            14 Harrison Mevis LAR at DEN
            15 Jake Elliott PHI at CHI
            16 Will Reichard MIN at TB
            17 Andy Borregales NE at JAC
            18 Ryan Fitzgerald CAR at CLE
            19 Cameron Dicker LAC at BUF
            20 Jason Sanders NYJ at DET
            21 Joey Slye TEN at NYG
            22 Chad Ryland ARI at SF
            23 Wil Lutz DEN vs. LAR
            24 Daniel Carlson NO vs. LV
            25 Cairo Santos CHI vs. PHI
            26 Dominic Zvada NYG vs. TEN
            27 Spencer Shrader IND vs. HOU
            28 Matt Gay LV at NO
            29 Riley Patterson MIA vs. KC
            30 Andre Szmyt CLE vs. CAR
            31 Nick Folk ATL at GB
            32 Drew Stevens WAS vs. SEA

            Widely Available Kickers With Strong Week 2 Performances

            Harrison Butker (K – KC) vs. Indy

            Butker came through with 17 fantasy points after a somewhat pedestrian seven-point performance in Week 1 against Denver. I want to get back on the Butker bandwagon, but he has not been a good fantasy kicker since 2023, and I need to see it for another week or so before I add him to my target section.

            Spencer Shrader (K – IND) @ KC

            Prior to sustaining a season-ending knee injury last season, Spencer Shrader was on pace to be an elite fantasy kicker and was averaging the same fantasy points per game as Ka’imi Fairbairn. He disappointed in a blowout loss Week 1 against Baltimore, but bounced back nicely Sunday in overtime against the Chiefs. This week he has Houston at home, a game in which both kickers could put up top-5 fantasy points.

            Widely Rostered Kickers With Dud Week 2 Performances

            Cameron Dicker (K – LAC) vs. Las Vegas

            I hate to pick on Dicker, but he is clearly the most disappointing kicker so far this season, with just four total points through two games. What makes his slow start even more concerning is that his first two games were indoors against opponents that appeared inferior on paper. Now, the Chargers face a gauntlet of tougher opponents that could create lopsided game scripts and continue to limit Dicker’s opportunities. I’m not at full red alert just yet, but the warning signs are there, and I would start considering other options.

            Week 3 Upside Plays

            Trey Smack (K – GB) vs. ATL

            The Packers play host to the Falcons this week, a team that has given up the 6th most points to kickers through two weeks. Smack’s K score of 28.5 is tied for the best of the week and a double-digit fantasy performance is likely. The only concern is a possible high TD game for the Packers offense, but I anticipate a floor of six points and a likely ceiling of 12 for the rookie from Florida.

            Tyler Bass (K – BUF) vs. LAC

            Bass has fallen out of fantasy favor over the past few seasons due to Josh Allen and the Bills’ strong performance in the red zone. While I anticipate that to continue this week, the Bills host a dreadful Chargers team that will likely struggle on both sides of the ball. This looks like a lopsided game script, and Bass could get some garbage-time field goals with the Bills up big.

            Week 2 Review

            Andy Borregales (K – NE) vs. Pittsburgh: 11% Roster Percentage on Yahoo

            • ECR Rank: K20
            • My Rank: K5
            • Week 2 Finish: T K12

            I was hoping for a little bit more than eight fantasy points from Andy, but he did beat his ECR rank by 8 spots and tied for 12th heading into Monday Night Football. A missed 45-yard try kept him from double digit points and a top-10 finish, but I can hang my hat on the fact that the K score did come through in projecting the volume.

            Chase McLaughlin (K – TB) vs. Cleveland: 12% Roster Percentage on Yahoo

            • ECR Rank: K16
            • My Rank: K7
            • Week 2 Finish: T 2

            McLaughlin was a stud for fantasy owners on Sunday with 16 fantasy points in a shocking home loss to the Browns. Mayfield and the offense’s struggles continue to benefit the veteran kicker, who is now second on the season in points scored behind McPherson. I think the Bucs will continue to struggle offensively this week agianst the Vikings and McLaughlin should be rostered and started in most leagues.

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            Wednesday, 23 September 2026

            Fantasy Football Start/Sit Advice: Drake London, Jordan Love, Kyle Pitts

            Fantasy Football Start/Sit: Drake London, Jordan Love, Kyle Pitts

            Start em or sit em? Fantasy football start or sit decisions can be excruciating. While it feels great to make the right call and cruise to fantasy glory, it hurts just as much when you have someone erupt while on your bench. You can use our Who Should I Start? tool to gauge advice from fantasy football experts as you make your lineup decisions. And you can also sync your fantasy football league for free using our My Playbook tool for custom advice, rankings and analysis.

            Let’s take a look at a few polarizing players suiting up for Thursday Night Football and what fantasy football expert Derek Brown advises.

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            Fantasy Football Start’em, Sit’em Lineup Advice: Week 3

            Here’s Derek Brown’s fantasy football Week 3 outlook for a few players to help with lineup decisions.

            Drake London (WR – ATL)

            Atlanta’s quarterback play has absolutely crushed Drake London to begin this season as the WR55 in fantasy points per game. London has an 18.5% target share, 1.78 YPRR, zero red zone targets, zero deep targets, and a team-leading 20% first-read share. London hasn’t been bad, as he ranks 25th in separation score among 101 qualifying receivers after two weeks, but he can’t throw accurate passes to himself. We’ll see if he can get on track this week against a secondary that has held perimeter wide receivers to the sixth-fewest yards per target, but has allowed the 13th-most fantasy points per opportunity to the position. London should see a bump in volume with Penix back.

            Jordan Love (QB – GB)

            Jordan Love hasn’t played well to begin the season. Yes, he’s the QB13 in fantasy points per game, but that’s on the strength of a high-passing-volume Week 1, which carried him to QB11 for that week. Last week, he fell to QB20 in weekly scoring. Love has been struggling as a passer. Among 29 qualifying passers, Love does have the 12th-highest yards per attempt and the ninth-highest aDOT, but he also has the fourth-lowest passing success rate, the lowest highly accurate throw rate and catchable target rate, and the highest off-target rate. Love could struggle again this week against a pass defense that has the third-best pressure rate while allowing the third-lowest passing success rate, the 11th-fewest yards per attempt, and the 14th-fewest EPA per dropback.

            Kyle Pitts (TE – ATL)

            Kyle Pitts has been an afterthought to begin the season. Yes, this is partially because of the Falcons’ quarterback situation, but also because Pitts has only had a 50% snap share and 56.9% route share. Neither of those usage metrics was what I expected entering this season. I figured he would be an every-down player for Atlanta, especially considering the state of their receiving depth chart. Pitts has a 7.4% target share, 0.41 YPRR, zero red zone targets, one deep target, and a 10% first-read share (third on the team behind Drake London and Jahan Dotson). I’m hesitant to plug Pitts back into a lineup this week. Green Bay has held tight ends to the 13th-fewest yards per target while ranking 16th in fantasy points per opportunity allowed to the position. I have to see Pitts’ usage and production scale up with Michael Penix back or a smash matchup to feel better about Pitts. Sit him this week.

             

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            Tuesday, 22 September 2026

            Alex Eala all set for Singapore Open showdown vs Russian

            SINGAPORE—Alex Eala ripped through forehand topspins and chased down drop shots on Tuesday. Eala played with fire in her eyes, holding nothing back. And this was only practice. Her opponent, Russia’s Tatiana Prozorova, will be bracing for that same tenacious Eala in their round-of-16 match on Thursday at OCBC Arena center court. “There’s a lot

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            The Philippine women’s kata. NAGOYA—The Philippines picked up its third bronze medal of the Asian Games on Tuesday after its women’s karate kata team defeated Thailand for the podium spot and somehow found more satisfaction than Jean Claude Saclag did with his silver. There was also a tinge of disappointment as swimmer Kayla Sanchez narrowly

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            Monday, 21 September 2026

            Yulo siblings push each other in search of Asian Games glory

            NAGOYA—Carlos and Karl Eldrew Yulo once sharpened their craft as young dreamers in Japanese gyms. The brothers returned here carrying a shared mission. Here, in the Asian Games, the brothers find themselves as not just competitors, but as teammates who push each other to greater heights. “I’m glad that I have someone to run to

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