New York’s Rodon and Kyle Bradish anchor a seven-game MLB DFS slate, offering a cash-friendly two-pitcher core with Minnesota in play and a price tag that lets you chase power elsewhere. Aaron Judge leads the outfield while Rafael Devers provides steady 30+ HR, 100+ RBI upside, and Yordan Alvarez lingers as a near-cheap home-run threat in a must-win Houston series. Arizona and Houston stacks emerge as strong complements to the Yankees shine on a flare-up night of action.

Pederson’s sub-$3k ceiling, Buxton’s power, and Beavers’ midrange upside give balanced options, while the slate’s pivot potential centers on Diamondbacks’ Teng and Rangers’ Leiter. Cash builds lean heavy Yankees, then diversify with Arizona and Houston, keeping one-eye on bullpen blowups and lineup shifts as the night unfolds.

Monday’s schedule stacks a Monday Night Football doubleheader with a nine-game MLB slate. The sportsbook model leans Tampa Bay to win outright at +128 in the MNF matchup, while MLB bets center on Washington’s +144 against Atlanta and an Over 8 in Pittsburgh vs Chicago. Player props highlight Junior Caminero (Over 1.5 total bases) and Aaron Judge (Over 0.5 RBI). These bets shape early-week fantasy angles and daily fantasy leverage.

Washington’s momentum vs. a faltering Braves squad, plus the Pirates-Cubs run expectation, creates value opportunities. The night’s prop slate adds a cherry on top for DFS lineups and paras, with Caminero and Judge providing likely multi-positional upside.

George Springer is enjoying arguably one of the best seasons of his career, powering Toronto with a team-leading 29th homer and 75 RBIs as his .949 OPS ranks top among the Jays’ star-stacked lineup. The veteran’s presence is described as the spark that elevates the whole group, a vibe manager John Schneider calls essential to their win-big, have-fun identity.

Meanwhile, 22-year-old Trey Yesavage is set for a Monday MLB debut in Tampa Bay, a calculated move to keep the momentum rolling after an 11-2 throttling of Baltimore. Yesavage soaked in the moment and even leaned on Shane Bieber’s advice: be yourself, throw strikes, and enjoy the moment. Toronto frames this as adding talent, not experimenting, as they push toward the final stretch with a deep, adaptable roster.

The Jays finished an 87-62 mark with a 50th home win and a sweep-heavy homestand against Houston and Baltimore that further cements their place in a crowded AL landscape with two weeks left in the regular season.