Cubs vs Brewers closes the MLB postseason slate, offering short-series DFS leverage with a focus on bullpen usage, lineup balance, and potential late-inning scoring bursts.

Cubs offense paired against Priester anchors value in Cubs lineups, with Busch and Edman offering middle-to-high upside as leadoff/contender targets and Imanaga's struggles creating favorable leverage.

Imanaga is a high-variance target, with recent rough outings including nine of his last 12 starts yielding 3+ runs; Milwaukee’s offense has shown consistent success against him, making Cubs bats a focal point against him.

Busch stands out as a top value against Priester, leveraging leadoff eligibility, solid OBP (.403) and OPS (.910) in favorable platoon splits to spark Cubs lineups with meaningful RBIs and run-scoring chances.

Cubs visit Milwaukee facing lefty Ashby in NLDS Game 2, with Matthew Boyd on the mound for Chicago and a lineup capable of solo-hump runs but facing a tough home venue and a Brewers rotation aimed at closing gaps early.