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DraftKings MLB Picks July 23: Christmas in July

By Mike Marteny

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DraftKings MLB Picks July 23: Christmas in July

Baseball is back! It has been a long wait for baseball and for DFS in general. Opening Day is actually Opening Night and there are only two games to kick off the season. Of course, there are rain concerns for the east coast game in Washington DC, so keep an eye on that. We may not have a DraftKings MLB slate anyway!

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Let’s not worry about the worst case. Let’s concentrate on the best. The MLB season is a sprint instead of a marathon and we have three aces making the first of their 12 starts this year.

We may see pitchers go deeper into games as managers are less concerned with managing workloads. All except Cueto threw 90 or more pitches in their last warm up games. They should all be good to go!

These tips are based mostly on past performance. This is a nice tool for building a lineup, but should not be the only pieces of information you use. I recommend checking out RotoBallers for optimizers and other statistical tools to help put your best lineup forward.