Dan Marcus highlights Randy Arozarena as a standout hitting option for DFS lineups facing Robbie Ray on Saturday night's MLB DraftKings slate. Marcus notes Arozarena's excellent historical performance against left-handed pitchers and his notable recent quality of contact, including a 94.7 mph average exit velocity early this season, further strengthening his case for a strong DFS outing.

Dan Marcus likes Randy Arozarena's chances at DFS success due to his proven track record against left-handed pitching. Robbie Ray's persistent challenge with giving up home runs pairs well with Arozarena's strong start (94.7 mph exit velocity early this season). At $4,000 on DraftKings, Arozarena offers significant potential upside against Ray.

Guy Boston is targeting Randy Arozarena under 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs against Astros pitcher Hunter Brown. He highlights Arozarena's particularly weak batting performance versus Brown historically (11 plate appearances, 37% strikeout rate, zero batting average with a woeful .182 OBP). Additionally, Seattle's broader offensive struggles mean few RBI opportunities for Arozarena, limiting potential for runs driven in. Even a single base appearance via walk wouldn't significantly threaten the bet due to Seattle's lack of lineup productivity behind him. Boston emphasizes this under play is supported strongly by historical pitcher-batter matchups and Seattle's anemic offensive performance recently.

Kyle Purviance strongly backed Randy Arozarena for a home run against left-handed pitcher Jeffrey Springs, highlighting advantageous platoon splits. He stressed that Arozarena had already homered the previous day and had shown continued power against left-handed pitching, specifically Springs. Purviance believed these factors presented high value, as shown by including this bet as part of a multi-leg parlay he was confident enough in to not cash out early.