JT expressed interest in stacking Yankees hitters today against Taj Bradley due to high salary cost for Bradley (9K). Despite the game being played at the Rays' spring training home stadium, JT sees potential for Yankees bats to produce offensively. Combining Bradley's inflated pitcher price and potential hitter advantages, Yankees represent attractive leverage plays on this DFS slate.

JT views Kumar Rocker as an intriguing DFS pitching candidate today due to his stance that the Angels' recent power surge isn't sustainable. Expressing skepticism about the long-term health and consistency of Angels hitters like Ward, Rengifo, and Trout, JT expects regression from their currently inflated power production. Rocker serves as an appealing pivot given the potential fading scenario for the Angels offense.

JT notes the Cardinals offense has been heating up significantly this week, consistently hitting the ball out of the park. He's paying close attention to their hot streak, strongly recommending stacking Cardinals' hitters in DFS lineups today even though he personally hasn't utilized them earlier this week. He anticipates this recent power surge continuing, making St. Louis hitters priority plays to include in today's builds.

JT strongly backs the Texas Rangers hitters today, specifically because they're facing an Angels pitcher he regards as one of the worst arms currently starting in MLB. Even though he doesn't love stacking this team generally, the advantageous matchup dictates targeting Rangers offense today in DFS contests.

JT advocated caution with Michael Lorenzen today despite previously rostering him with success. Lorenzen delivered decent DFS results before, but his price increase now feels excessive given the limited upside of today's matchup against the Tigers. JT questions the value Lorenzen provides at an inflated salary and highlights opportunity cost for DFS, hinting that cheaper pitching may better support overall lineup construction.

JT suggests a small but cheap contrarian White Sox stack around their key bats Luis Robert, Andrew Vaughn, and Miguel Vargas to gain leverage against popular pitcher JP Sears. Although in general agreement with DraftCheat that Sears is a strong pitcher today, JT sees a strategic DFS advantage in mixing in a rare mini-stack against the slate's popular pitching option. The strategic element is enhanced by the potential to leverage against Sears' ownership.

JT reinforced support for Trevor Williams as a cheap pitcher, noting today's favorable matchup against the struggling Pirates lineup. Despite a recent poor outing, JT expects Williams to deliver a solid bounceback performance given the Pirates' clear struggles in almost all offensive categories, ranking near the league bottom. He sees Williams' dirt-cheap salary ($6,300) as excellent DFS value to assist with lineup building flexibility and differentiation from higher-owned pitching options like Eduardo Rodriguez.

JT likes the Nationals as a lower-owned, contrarian stack against Andrew Heaney. While acknowledging Heaney has upside due to strikeouts, JT pointed out that today's price of $7,600 seems steep and he's willing to attack him with Nationals bats who hit lefties well. JT specifically noted Jacob Young, the affordable Riley Adams, Alex Call, and Dylan Crews as hitters who could outperform their price points today in DFS lineups, offering differentiation from more popular builds. He views this as a strategic spot to fade popular perceptions and gain leverage by stacking Washington.

JT highlights Trevor Williams as an intriguing low-owned pivot at pitcher today against a weak Pirates lineup. Although Williams recently had a poor outing, his overall performance this year has been relatively stable. JT believes rostering such a cheap and low-owned option like Williams can help differentiate DFS lineups, especially on a small slate available today.

JT recommends fading Eduardo Rodriguez on today's four-game MLB slate, citing extremely high ownership (projected around 50%) and questioning the likelihood of Rodriguez having a successful outing relative to his ownership percentage. JT believes the probability that Rodriguez has a subpar game is higher than the field anticipates, thus making Miami Marlins bats an attractive leverage play against the chalk.