 We actually have options for today at Pitcher and MLB DFS, and they kind of don't suck. So let's get set for tonight's live MLB DFS by taking your questions live on air for the next half an hour. This is the FanDuel Live Q&A right here on the FanDuel YouTube, Twitch, Facebook and Twitter channels. My name is Jim Sonnis. I am a senior writer and analyst for NumberFire.com. Where to take your questions live on air for the next half an hour to get you set for Thursday night's main slate of MLB DFS. As always, no matter where you are watching, you can get your questions in. We'll take them from YouTube in the chat section, also via Twitch, Twitter and Facebook. You can get those questions in. We'll get you set for tonight's slate of MLB DFS. We can talk pitchers, stacks, one-offs, MLB DFS process, whatever is on your mind. It is on the table for today, and it's a pretty fun slate. So let's pull the pitching pool here over at FanDuel.com, Walker Bueller versus Anthony DiSclifani, kind of the headlining overall matchup. But to me, the top pitcher on the board is actually Sean Minaya down here at $9,100. And a big part of the reason why I like Minaya is his matchup. He's facing the Seattle Mariners. They are a high strikeout team versus lefties, 27% strikeout rate in a low WRC plus at 92. That is a matchup we can take advantage of from a DFS perspective. Plenty of strikeouts to be had. We saw Minaya in this matchup earlier on. It was, I think, about six starts ago. It's not close enough to be too familiar with him, but it was really good. He went nine shutout innings, eight strikeouts in that game. Really impressive showing for Minaya there. Actually, it was back on June 2nd. Minaya had that start. So it's been a while. No familiarity there. That's good. He had 11 strikeouts versus the Yankees. So Minaya pitching really well right now. And I think it's pretty legit. We've seen a lot of pitchers take steps back with the stickiness discussion. We've seen spin rates go down. And Minaya is a guy with a low spin rate to begin with. And his spin rate, you know, it has changed recently. It hasn't always been constant. But the good thing here that I like is that we've seen this velocity go up on the foreseeing fastball specifically. We can see here there was a spike for him back on May 28th, 92.5 miles per hour since then. He's also been throwing his off speed pitch. It is a classified as a curveball, baseball, savant, a slider at fangrass. I think it looks more like a slider personally, but especially recently has been thrown a bit harder. So to me, I think that Minaya is super enticing and I'm into it. So to me, when I'm filling out a lineup, if I have one, I am starting off with Minaya as my pitchers. And we're talking about stacks. That's kind of the context to which I'm doing things for today. I got Charlie Morton, number two, and then Walker Bueller, number three. Let's start the questions off over on YouTube by talking to Alvin. He says, I know the rays are your top stack, but would you rank the twins over the braids or red socks for a stack? I would not personally because I just feel like those those teams are in better situations. I think the twins work. The reason I'm a bit lower on them and not low on them, a bit lower on them relative to the braids and the red socks is they're facing a higher strikeout starter. They're facing Andrew Heaney and Heaney is going to get strikeouts. Twenty seven percent strike area for him. This is over his past seven stars is less movement on his four steam fastball. Twenty seven percent strikeout rate. He is still living apart context. The twins work from a stacking perspective. You can go to Nelson Cruz, Josh Donaldson, Jorge Polanco, all those guys are Mitch Garver's on the paternity list and no Mitch Garver. First night, congrats to him and his wife on that. But I do still think those other guys are in play. I just would rather stack the braids and the red socks because I'd expect them to get more balls and play for tonight. And they are also facing facing teams that are facing pitchers that will let up impactful contact as well. So to me, it's raised one braves to Red Sox three. I think the twins are probably five. I don't recall who I had above them earlier on. Oh, is the Cardinals. I had the Cardinals above them, too. So the Cardinals, I guess you could go either way with that one. The Cardinals probably won't get as much hard contact as the twins. So you could put the twins fourth, I guess I would say. But I do think that I do think that I would rather go with those other three teams above them. So, yeah, I think that's the way that I'm doing things from a ranking perspective for the stacks for today. Renee over on YouTube. This is a fun one, Renee. Appreciate it. You are over 365 with me. Whatever you recommend, I'll do the opposite. Lost too much money listening to you. So Renee is saying to fade. OK, so let's pick out some good picks for Renee to fade. I would fade Shamanaya. I would fade Charlie Morton. I'd fade Walker Bueller. If you do that, you're going to win some money. So good for you, Renee. Good luck for you for tonight. Hope it goes well for you. It's been a rough week, you know, not going to lie. It's been a it's there's really been some bumps. So I get it. But the good thing is, Renee, if you're losing money, I am too because I use my own recommendations. So hey, at least you got that going for you. You can at least have some shot in Florida when that does happen for sure. So we talked about the top stacks for today. It's even any of those teams have the line of sight. I see the Braves do have theirs. So we can probably talk about them. The Rays have theirs out as well, and the Red Sox have theirs. And OK, so let's go with the with the Rays first, because they are the top stack for me. Brandon Lau batting leadoff. We have Austin Meadows batting fourth. Joey Wendell, fifth. Wendell has been in a bit of a rut recently. So let's dig into his bad at ball data of late and see if it's something we should be wary of buying into or if we can buy low on Wendell for today. Game log here for Wendell. Let's go to Stackcast and I'm going to look at his numbers. Let's do from July 1st on to see what things have looked like for him there. In that time, a lot of ground balls for Wendell. He does have just four hard hit balls. So to me, I do think that it's probably OK to be skeptical of Wendell right now based on the way things have gone. So if I'm filling out an optimal Rays stack for today, I'm probably trying to skip over Wendell, but I do like Laos. Let's go over here. Let's put Laos in at. So I want to stack the Braves too. So I'm going to put Laos in the outfield as opposed to second base. Let's put Meadows in the outfield here. And is there no Gimon Choi today? Oh, that's a bummer. No Gimon Choi for the Rays. I was hoping to use him. Appears I will not be able to do so. So let's go with Arosa Reina because we want the stolen base upside. There's also a lot of power in general for Arosa Reina recently. And I guess then it probably wander Franco versus Wendell. And you know, Franco has not had the best introduction to the big league so far. Let's check out the bad at ball numbers here. Still no extra base hits for him versus righties. So I guess the power hasn't been there as of yet. So let's check out the barrel percentage, 4.9% barrel rates. That's not great either. So it's definitely not super encouraging to see no Choi in there for the Rays. But I think if I had to choose between Franco and Wendell, I would probably lean Franco's. Let's put Franco in there at shortstop. We do that $3600 left per batter. That's not too bad. So I think that this would work out pretty well. I'm on board with the Rays for today. I think this would probably be the optimal 4-man stack. The top four guys in the order, I think that works out pretty well. Franco above Wendell, but they're in the same tier. Lau meadows the two no-brainers. I think Arosa Reina is probably in a second tier by himself. Then we get down to Wendell and to Franco after that. Let's go over here and talk to Meditation Power Unlocked. Interesting name. I like it. They're asking your thoughts of Luis Petino at Pitcher for the Rays. Petino's pretty fun, honestly, getting called up from AAA for today. He has a good enough pitch count for us to feel good about him because he went 94 pitches back on July 2nd. That's always my concern with a lot of the Rays guys is that they don't always go super deep into games, but it does seem like they are OK letting Petino go deeper. He's gone 80 and 90 pitches in his two starts in AAA since he got sent back down. The sample here on Petino is over his past four outings with a pitch count of more than 50 pitches. He's been pretty good. 3.60 skill-interactive ERA, 27% strikeout rate, low walk rate, low hard hit rates. Facing Cleveland for tonight, I would say that Meditation Power Unlocked will call you MPU, a deviant of the MCU will go with here. MPU, I would say that he's a consideration for me. I'd rank him below those guys we discussed before. So, Petino, the salary on him is $5,700. The only reason that I don't care too much about the salary is that I know salary is not going to be a huge issue for me tonight because the Rays are so low salary because Minaya and Morton are pretty low salary. So, not a big needle mover for me that Petino's salary is so low, but I think that he's an option for today for sure. So, if you like him, I am on board with that and I think he's worth considering at least. Kyle, do you prefer a combination of Morton at pitcher and Austin Riley at third base or Maeda pitcher and Devers at third base? For me, the tiebreaker is always going to come down to pitcher and it's actually not a tiebreaker here. I think that it's pretty easily in favor of Morton and Riley for me and that's not anything about Kenton Maeda. I think Kenton Maeda has been awesome. This is since he came back from the IL, six starts for Kenton Maeda in that time, 3.68 skill interactive ERA, 32% strikeout rate, no hard contact allowed basically, he's been awesome, but he is facing a pretty good offense in the Angels. They are not a big strikeout team, so that does lower things for me. Morton facing the Phillies, they strike out about the same rate as the Angels do, but a lower WRC plus, a lower ISO, no Shohei Otani in the Phillies lineup. So, I would say to me it's Morton and Riley over Maeda and Devers. Again, not because of Maeda himself, more so due to the matchup with a lower strikeout, really good Angels team. Let's see here. Diffuse, oh wow, it's really a shame Rene Diaz. I won 10 grand two months ago, thanks in part to this guy. I mean, like everyone, it's not a you problem I wouldn't say, it happens for sure. It's not their issue, but Diffuse, I am glad you got the 10K and I'm glad that went well for you. Diffuse, are the Braes grading out well for you as a stack or better for one-offs? So, I think that they're a great stack. I really like the way the lineup worked out for today. I think Ozzy Albee is a superstar, definitely want to get there. Riley and Swanson, good varieties. And Guillermo Heredia, batting six for them, I think is a positive because I think he's $2,600. Let's pull up that salary here. Yeah, $2,500. I don't think I'll need that, but let's say you want to go with a Red Sox stack or if you want to go Bueller or something like that where you're needing to save salary, Heredia definitely does work from that perspective. I think to me, I'm just going to load up on the studs on this Atlanta team because I'm most likely pairing them with a RAISE stack. So, it's actually not too bad to get to Freddie Freeman. I know that it's a lefty, but Freeman versus lefties, pretty good option here. 173 ISO versus lefties, 38% fly ball rate, enough hard contact, not too many strikeouts. I think that all works. So, I would say Freeman worth getting to, despite the fact, it is a lefty on a lefty matches. Let's go with Freeman here. He's not the top priority. I think the top priority to me is Ozzy Albie's. So, we'll go Albie's there and then we're going to go Swanson and Riley. And if we do that, we're going to be around 2975. That is so doable with the RAISE salaries where they're at. We've got Austin Meadows, Brandon Lau around the lower salary guys. So, I think that this works out well. I see that Jerry has his home run call in. He wants Freddie Freeman and that is the Jerry special. Lefty on lefty and Jerry, I could not agree with you more. I think that Freddie Freeman, if you're looking for like a under the radar type home run call for tonight, because it's lefty on lefty, I think that Freeman, a great way to go. Randy, or Jerry also likes Randy Arosa. Raina for tonight, no objections here. I am on board with Jerry's picks for today. Let's go back to Alvin over on YouTube. Would you go walls over Franco to differentiate? Interesting question. I actually think that that's a viable consideration. So let's pull up the RAISE numbers here versus righties, I believe walls betting seven, oh nine. Okay, so nine for today. The results for walls so far this year have not been good. If I recall correctly, I think he's, his slash line is pretty gross. However, the peripherals are not as bad. You see here a 35% fly ball rate, 41% harder rate. That's not the baseball Savant hard hit rates. Let's go over here and check out his barrel numbers over at fan graphs. And his barrel rate 3.9% is not super high, but his hard hit rate, which is the percentage of balls with an exit velocity of 95 plus miles per hour, that is high at 39%. So he's had good, bad, a ball day to see here that he's due for some upward regression based on his peripheral. So I don't think that's out of consideration, Alvin. The only reason I might not go there personally is just because I'm not gonna need the salary savings that walls gets me. $2,100 is great. So like let's say you wanna go Bueller and you wanna stack the red socks with the rays and you need that salary savings. Walls is a consideration because he's making enough impactful contact we can't consider him for today. So I don't think that's a bad idea personally. I could see that for sure, especially given Franco probably gonna be popular and hasn't had the best peripheral numbers so far. I don't think that's a bad idea at all personally. All right, Michael's making his or asking for a home run picks for today. There's no Cal for today, but Joy is thinking about some Yankees. So let's go over here and check out who we should like. The Yankees facing Tanner Hough doesn't let up a ton of fly balls. Joy, I think was trying to get to DJ LaMahue and we cursed him apparently because he got hurt. So we're gonna try to avoid the stake. That's not Joy, that's DJ LaMahue for being rough. That's there. So if we're trying to pick a Yankee, I would go Giancarlo. For me, I'm gonna step in for Cal since Cal's not here for today. I'll embody the spirit of Cal for this home run pick. Trying to figure out what Cal would do. I feel like Cal would try to get different and he'd wanna go with a Marlin. So let's go Adam Duvall for the Marlins for Cal. So we're gonna go with Giancarlo Stanton for Joy and I will make a proxy pick of Adam Duvall for Cal. Still no Marlins lineup yet as of yet. So we'll see if Duvall is in there. Jerry is asking, how do you feel about the Atlanta, Boston and Tampa Bay stack? I love all of them. Those are my top three stacks for today Jerry. We are on the same page with the Freeman call for home runs. Same page with all these stacks. I'm into it Jerry. I think that you're on the right path for today. Let's talk to Kenneth over on YouTube. How do you feel about Zach Thompson as an option for tonight? So I would note first that it's not official that Zach Thompson is starting. I've been refreshing the Marlins Provo picture page like all day I've been searching Twitter to try to figure out who is their starter for today. They've not officially announced Thompson. I think it will be Thompson. So my assumption is Ben Thompson for the full time. I don't know officially if he will start. I have them on my sheets. Let's look at Zach Thompson here. This is over his, what's the sample here? It is, okay. So it is first start didn't use his curve ball as much and use more sinkers. So this is over his past five starts tossing up at first start, 32% strikeout rate, 3.30 skill interactive ERA. He's been good. The reason I probably won't get to Thompson for tonight. Again, assuming he is a starter for tonight is that he's facing a team that doesn't get many strikes or doesn't strike out much at 22% strikeout rate. Good team overall. And again, I think the salary is kind of high for today too at $9,400. Salary to me is no issue for tonight because I've got so many low salary hitters I want to use but it still was just kind of a bit higher than I would hope it would be. I think Thompson's awesome. I love the strikeouts. I just don't know if the matchup is good enough. And also his pitch count is kind of shaky. He's gone 91, but he's also been under 80 in three of his other past five starts. So I think pitch count combined with matchup and salary is enough for me to keep me off Zach Thompson but he's good enough where I don't want to stack against him despite the fact his bad at ball data is not necessarily elite. So good question there, Kenneth. I think that he is a good person to at least discuss. Let's talk to Josh over on YouTube. Worst pitcher on the slate. I don't want to say worse because all these guys are in the big leagues. So kudos to them for making it. That's awesome. I think we should, I always get like nervous about talking bad about them because like they made it to the big leagues. That's awesome. The pitcher I am most willing to stack against we'll phrase it that way to try to be nice. I would say it's Cal Quantrell for Cleveland facing the Rays. Quantrell when he first, when he was in the bullpen then when he was first in the rotation have any at lower pitch counts was suppressing hard contact. Over the past six starts since his pitch count got above 60 he's not doing that anymore. 47% hard hit rate allowed. That does include a game against the pirates where he allowed I think like three hard hit balls in the entire night. So he had that one really good game but still overall a rough sample with a 47% hard hit rate allowed, low strikeout rate. So to me that says we should be willing to stack against it. Doesn't hurt the Rays really good. 109 WRC plus versus Rides. They hit the ball in the air. They hit for power and they get a park factor upgrade today in leaving Tampa Bay. So if I'm identifying the pitcher I am most willing to stack against that guy is Cal Quantrell for tonight. Let's go over to YouTube and talk to Alvin. Last question, how do you make that table again over on Fangrass? Okay, so we haven't done this in a while. So good timing on that question Alvin. What he's referring to is this table here looking at the, I assume looking at the numbers for each batter versus Rides this year. So what you do, you go to the split. First of all toggle active roster because you want to make sure that you have the guys who are currently on that team. That's relevant for the Braves because they've got Jack Pearson. If you look at their overall season sample you're not going to see Jack Peterson on there. So you want to toggle active roster to get the guys who are currently on that team. Then you go to the splits and change that to versus Rides. I put minimum plate appearances to zero so I can see everyone who is currently on the active roster and see what they are doing. So you do that first and then I do 2021 alone by itself. Then what you do is you scroll down here. Custom leaderboards, you can pick the stats that you have. So let's say you want age on there. I think the age is interesting for sure. So you can click age and click it over to the right and then you have it there. You can also just get rid of it there. So you kind of just pick the stats that you want for me. I focus on the stats that stabilize quickly and that give me upside. So that means looking at isolated slugging, looking at stolen bases, looking at strikeout rain, walk rate because they stabilize so quickly. I have WRC plus on there just because it can give me a tell on results. I don't value WRC plus that much when it's a small sample as we have here versus righties versus lefties. So WRC plus is on there, but I'm not gonna factor it in too much just because it is pretty noisy in these small samples. Fly ball rate also key because I want guys who have chances to hit home runs. So you go over here to the custom leaderboards, pick the stats you want. If you want the lines in here, go to the top and select line break and then shove that over to the right and then put it wherever you wanted. That'll kind of cordon things off. I wanna have the big ones here and then play discipline, bad at ball data and stolen bases as well. So that's the reason I do that there is to give me a good read on upside, but just go to, if you go to team batting stats, that's where I would go first. So let's go over here actually a team, team batting stats and then click on 2021. Let's show you each team's batting stats. Overall this year, I'll click active roster. I will go, oopsies, did not want third base. Let's go back there and then change the split to versus righties or lefties, whichever you want. And then go over here and change the stats that you want and that'll give you the key. Then once you make your custom list, you can click on San Diego Padres and it'll show you the same table with all the guys who qualify there. So it's a really helpful tool. I would recommend doing it based on the stats. You want to emphasize these are the ones I want to emphasize and it does make my research a lot easier to see everything that I care about in one click. Jerry has a second lefty on lefty home run call for tonight. He wants Jack Peterson for tonight against Matt Moore. Moore is not a high strikeout guy versus lefty. So Jerry's all in on the braids. I like it Jerry, I am there as well. I think Peterson would grade out below Heredia for me among the non-albies Swanson Riley tier and Freeman as well, despite it being lefty on lefty. But I think like Peterson still worth some exposure if you're multi-end for tournaments because people may gloss over him due to the lefty on lefty stuff. I would note that his numbers take a pretty decent hit versus lefties whereas Freeman's aren't as bad but I think that it's, he's still worth a look for tonight. Let's talk to DeFuse. I was hoping to use Mitch Garver tonight but since that won't be happening, how would he rank the twins righties? Again, congrats to Mitch Garver. Considering the nature of his injury, I'm glad that he's got a kid. Like that's helpful because that was a scary injury. Glad that he got that out of the way beforehand. The twins for today, I haven't seen their lineup as of yet. No lineup yet for the twins. I would say Nelson Cruz won Josh Donaldson to Jorge Polanco three and then it's a pretty big drop-off after that for the twins. I think the twins are better for like a mini stack, three-man stack or one-offs focusing just on those three guys. Cruz, Donaldson, Polanco because the other guys aren't as good and they struggle against a high-strike-out pitcher like Heaney. Let's talk to Josh over on YouTube. The braids and the rays of the top two projected roster rate stacks. Who is your number three? So if the braids and the rays are number one, I actually think the Red Sox might be more popular than those two teams or seen a lot of buzz around Boston for today. Just judging based on the content that I've read, that's kind of where I'm getting the gauge of popularity. So I think Boston will be up there too. Twins have gotten some buzz as well. So if we're looking for like an under the radar stack, I think probably the Cardinals work out pretty well from the perspective of they're probably not gonna get a lot of buzz, not the highest implied total facing a non-terrible pitcher. I think also has a pretty good pitcher, a guy I've used in DFS this year but since he's come back, not using his slider as much and it's led to a lot of hard contacts. If you're looking for like an under the radar type stack Josh, I would check out the Cardinals. I think that they could be a good one just because we probably won't see too many people go their way. So if you want under the radar, I would say Cardinals for me. Let's talk to William over on Facebook. Do you think that Kwong Yun Kim can get five strikeouts versus the Cubs? Kim's been struggling. It's over his past seven serves with more foreseam with less movement on his foreseam fastball. Just a 16% strikeout rate. So I wouldn't take the under there but I'm also not that in the over. I think the stay away for me. Let's talk to Austin Swain. He's gonna be hosting our UFC podcast tomorrow morning. He is mid-USC Prep. This is over on Twitch. Christian Vazquez is his home run call for today. Let's see if the Red Sox lineup is out as of yet. He's bad in six, so that's good. I could see that. I think that if I'm going Red Sox, hard not to go with Hunter Renfro or JD Martinez but Christian Vazquez, if you want to sneak you one, Austin is on Christian Vazquez for tonight. Check out the Number Fire Daily Fantasy podcast tomorrow morning for Austin's UFC preview. Jerry is asking, are you in on Manaya? Very much so, yes. I think that he is tremendous. Talk about it before at the beginning of the show, Manaya increased velocity recently, increased strikeouts, good matchup against Seattle, 92 WRC plus, 27% strikeout rate. I think he's phenomenal. He is my number one guy at pitcher for tonight, $9,100. Saves you a lot of salary. So I think that Manaya, a tremendous option. Jerry, we are just 100% locked in, same page from the two of us for today. Alvin, I picked from the left side stats I want or write. So going back over here to the fangrass thing, you take the, let's say you don't have, you don't have Woba and you want Woba on there or let's go, let's go line drive rate. I don't only want line drive rate, but let's say you want line drive rate. You would go here and then toggle that to the right. So the stats that you want on your table are the ones here on the right. If there's a stat that's not on the right that you want there, scroll to the left, find over there, get it to the right. If there's a stat on the right that you don't want from like their default table, highlight it and click the X button, now get rid of it and that'll get it there. So the stats you want are on the right Alvin and the stats you want to select from are on the left. Let's talk to DJ, Kim, Heaney or Flexin and then Stack Cleveland, San Diego or Oakland. I'm not really into any of those three pitchers tonight. Kim and Flexin, both pretty low strikeout guys. I want more strikeouts. Heaney does get strikeouts, but he lets up a lot of hard contact. So I get worried there. Another question from DJ asking about Blake Snell. His form is just so bad. I really can't. I know the match was tremendous. Like the Marlins got, they got kind of wrecked by John Lester this week, which is not great. So he could do well. I am okay missing out though, because I feel so good about Morton, Manaya and Bueller. I feel really good about those guys. I'd put Petino above him as well. I got a question about Petino from John over on YouTube. I do think that I would rank Petino above him as well. I just, I can't get to Blake Snell with how bad the form is. As far as John's question on Petino, I think that he's an option for sure. The one reason that I was not super itchy to get there is, pitch count is a little bit of a concern. I know that he did go 94 back on July 2nd. So I do think that he can go long. I just not super trustful to raise Cleveland, getting healthy or a thromio being back as well. So Petino, I think is a consideration for me, John. I'm just probably not going to get there for tonight because I do worry about a couple of factors that may work against Petino for today. I think he's a talented pitcher and I think that I hope that they let him go deep in games because I'd like to use them down the road. But it's just a tougher one for me to fully get there. Let's finish up here with Tim. Talk some betting. Tim over on Facebook is saying the angels and the mariners are a decent money line picks. Mariners facing Sean Manias. Let's check out what their money line is. I like Mania a lot. So I'm probably not going to get there, but let's see what the money line is. Flexing the pitch in pretty well. So I can understand from that perspective. Mariners only plus 124. I probably wouldn't get there personally. The A's, or sorry, the angels, I should say. Angels facing Kenton, Maeda. Their money line is plus, where is Heaney? Plus 126. If I had to pick between those two, I'd probably pick the angels money line just because Heaney can't have gains or he beats out. So I would say the angels between those two, personally not there with either one, but I think that does make sense. And let's talk to Jerry over on Facebook. Cleveland is banged up offensively, aren't they? Yeah, they did lose Eddie Rosario. They've lost a couple of guys recently. Most of their mirrors is there. Ahmed Rosario is there. They got Frommel back, Bobby Bradley, so like the top six guys are still there outside of Eddie Rosario. So I think that they're healthy enough to be fine and healthy enough where I'm not gonna bump Patino up. I'm okay using guys against Cleveland. I used Lance McCuller's last night, but I think that I'm okay being a tiny bit lower on Patino just because of the factors there, but I think he's a consideration. Again, I'm not gonna talk you out of him by any means. Just not gonna be in my player pool for today. And then DJ was asking if I answered the last stack question. I probably missed it, DJ, so let me scroll up here to see. Oh, you asked about Cleveland, San Diego were open. Okay, so sorry, missed that DJ, my bad. San Diego facing potentially Zach Thompson. I've not seen a confirmation that it's Zach Thompson. If it is Thompson, I would not stack San Diego. He gets a lot of strikeouts. He lets apart contact, but also gets a lot of strikeouts. So I wouldn't go there. If it's a bullpen game, yes, because their bullpen is pretty beat up. In Jordan Holloway, I'd be okay. Sacking against two in case they call him up from triple A. Cleveland, I don't wanna stack them because Patino's pretty good. I know I'd mentioned they're not, probably not gonna get to Patino, but I also definitely don't wanna stack against him because he's good. Oakland facing Flexon. Flexon has pitched pretty well. Doesn't get a lot of strikeouts though. So I think if I were to pick one of those teams, DJ, I would stack Oakland, but those three teams not super high on my list for today, for me personally. That is all that we have here for today for the Fanduola Live Q&A, but we're gonna close the shop tomorrow right here. Same place, same time. 4 p.m. Eastern on the Fanduola YouTube Twitch, Facebook and Twitter pages. So make sure you tune in then and get your questions answered. Also make sure you're subscribed on the Fanduola YouTube Twitch, Facebook or Twitter pages to get notifications as we go live each and every day. If you have more questions for me, I am on Twitter at Jim Sonnis, J-I-M-S-A-N-N-E-S. Big thank you to Joy Affleck for running the video aside thanks for your forward today. Thank you Joy as always. And thank you everyone for tuning in. Good luck to you tonight. We'll talk to you once again tomorrow. This has been the Fanduola Live Q&A.