The MLB schedule is gaining momentum with a split slate Saturday. The night games are particularly intriguing, featuring a flat pricing structure for pitchers. Jacob deGrom ($9,000) stands out as an elite DFS option despite recent limitations, while Robbie Ray ($8,800) poses high-risk, high-reward potential against a team with a high strikeout rate. Tanner Bibee ($8,200) offers more stability for cash games. On the hitting front, Seattle hitters could exploit Ray's home run issues, and players like Randy Arozarena ($4,000) and Corey Seager ($5,400) are worth considering. Best value options include Kyle Stowers ($2,700) and Hunter Goodman ($3,600), who could shine in favorable matchups.

Stacks to consider revolve around Atlanta facing Miami's Cal Quantrill, with players like Michael Harris ($3,700) and Austin Riley ($4,500) likely to capitalize. Meanwhile, the Cincinnati Reds against Milwaukee's Elvin Rodriguez present opportunities, particularly if Matt McLain ($5,200) is in the lineup post-injury. Overall, this slate offers several pathways for both tournaments and cash games, emphasizing the importance of matchup research in maximizing fantasy output.