Dan Marcus recommends Corey Seager ($5,400) as an appealing DraftKings DFS hitting play on Saturday night due to his favorable matchup against Tampa Bay's Taj Bradley, who has an elevated home run rate (1.50 HR/9 innings across 248.2 major league innings). Marcus believes this vulnerability makes Seager, a proven power-hitting threat, a particularly intriguing and high-upside DFS option despite the slow start to the Rangers' offensive season.

Final Round highlighted Corey Seager as a strong hitting option facing Carson Spiers, based on favorable pitch data matchup. He noted Seager performs well against Spiers' primary pitch types, including a .250 batting average versus the four-seam fastball, and excels against the rest of his arsenal. Additionally, Spiers himself struggles significantly, allowing batting averages over .400 on two of his main pitches. Seager has been hitting consistently early in the season, recording hits in two straight games before this matchup, further raising Final Round's confidence in him. This creates an exceptional offensive opportunity worth targeting in betting and fantasy formats.

Final Round highlighted Corey Seager's matchup versus Walker Buehler as a significant hitting opportunity due to Seager's impressive performance against Buehler's pitches. Despite a small sample size (2 at-bats, 1 homer), the deeper look into pitch matchup reveals Seager absolutely crushes Buehler's secondary pitches—particularly owning the knuckle curve with a 600 batting average, a pitch most hitters historically struggle against. Additionally, Buehler demonstrates vulnerability with his four-seam fastball (333 batting average allowed) and change-up (455). Based on this analysis of Buehler's arsenal against Seager's strengths, Final Round confidently recommended incorporating Seager into today's hitter props, specifically suggesting parlaying him with Guerrero Jr. to capitalize on this advantageous matchup.