DraftCheat eagerly endorses stacking Mets hitters against Marlins pitcher Connor Gillespie, who he views skeptically after an average first outing. Noting the Mets' expensive salaries, he believes they could dominate Gillespie and Miami's ineffective bullpen strongly and quickly. Despite their ballpark being traditionally pitcher-friendly, DraftCheat has observed increased home run frequency early this season, further boosting his endorsement of premium power hitters like Francisco Lindor, Juan Soto, Pete Alonso, Brandon Nimmo, and Mark Vientos.

DraftCheat strongly recommends Skubal as a top pitching choice in DFS today in Seattle, given his swing-and-miss skills and an already high strikeout prop of 7.5. Despite an average opening start, DraftCheat is highly encouraged by reports of Skubal experiencing increased velocity and better-than-usual graded pitch data from his first outing. Against a strikeout-prone Seattle lineup in pitcher-friendly T-Mobile Park, DraftCheat considers Skubal an excellent DFS choice despite high ownership expectations at his $10,000 price tag.

John Alesia highlights Dylan Cease as a viable DFS pivot at an elevated salary of $9,300, projecting lower owned due to the tough ballpark conditions. Despite not rating Cease too highly overall, Alesia likes his leverage potential, especially if combined with chalky stud Paul Skenes at the top two pitcher salaries, suggesting this route greatly differentiates lineups while maintaining strikeout upside.

DraftCheat strongly advises stacking hitters against Guardians pitcher Ben Lively, believing he vastly overperformed last season. He's confident negative regression is on its way, starting today against San Diego’s powerful offense. DraftCheat shows firm skepticism regarding any sustainable success from Lively, advocating strongly for rostering Padres hitters against him today.

Big T sees Houston's lineup as a valuable DFS stacking option after their slow start to the season. He specifically identifies hitters like Christian Walker, Yainer Diaz, and Jeremy Pena as prime candidates due to expectations of positive regression in their hitting. Explaining that there's limited appealing offense on today's slate despite its size, Big T labels Houston as one of his preferred stacks, confident the offense will turn things around soon.