Today's MLB DFS slate presents a mix of opportunities, especially for those targeting value plays. Kodai Senga (NYM) stands out as a strong pitcher against a struggling Pittsburgh lineup, making him a reliable option for cash games. Ben Brown (CHC) is a tempting mid-priced pitcher, given the favorable wind conditions at Wrigley Field and his impressive start to the season. At the plate, Francisco Lindor (NYM) is on fire, boasting a leading barrel rate, and is a must-have against Mitch Keller's declining strikeout rate. Matt Olson (ATL) remains underpriced and should be a cornerstone for Atlanta stacks against Mike Soroka, while Kyle Tucker (CHC) offers a strong matchup against right-handed pitching. Stacking the Cubs against Valente Bellozo is encouraged due to his poor track record, as is targeting the Braves and Mets against solid but exploitable pitchers.

On Tuesday night, FanDuel's main MLB slate features 10 games commencing at 7:05 p.m. EDT, offering a pitching landscape where only four options are priced over $10K. The Brewers and Rangers top the list as favorites, while the Dodgers, starting without an official pitcher, create uncertainty. Coors Field promises high-scoring possibilities, with favorable wind conditions further enhancing offensive expectations.

Among pitchers, Freddy Peralta stands as a solid cash game choice against the White Sox, with Bryce Miller offering a contrarian tournament option, despite some control issues. Meanwhile, Reese Olson faces a struggling Houston lineup that has recorded poor numbers against righties, making him a solid GPP candidate. Taj Bradley also presents a reasonable option against the Royals.

Offensively, Atlanta's lineup is primed for success against German Marquez, who has struggled against both left and right-handed hitters. Players like Marcell Ozuna and Sean Murphy are highlighted for their potential returns. The Brewers' stack against the White Sox's pitchers also looks promising, especially with strong performances from Christian Yelich and Brice Turang. Bargain plays include Alex Verdugo and Jorge Polanco, both performing well recently.