Logan Gilbert anchors a volatile 11-game MLB slate, with clear upside on DraftKings and FanDuel as Seattle pushes for the AL West. Andrew Abbott offers a primo pay-down spot in a favorable lefty matchup against a struggling Cardinals offense, while Geraldo Perdomo leads a near-minimum Arizona stack with strong baseline numbers and recent power against right-handers. Yandy Díaz lures exposure in a juicy one-off spot against Jose Berrios, Sal Stewart brings salary relief with multi-sport upside, and Jackson Chourio and Julio Rodríguez provide high-ceiling outfield/SLG raw power in solid spots. Coors-field considerations and weather risk loom for Miami and Arizona stacks, but the slate still rewards patient lineups with a few clear value anchors.

Stack-heavy angles center on Arizona, Milwaukee, and Miami, each with favorable opposing arms and park effects. The value tier leans on Stewart and Heriberto Hernandez as pay-downs, while premium bets around Chourio, Rodríguez, and Gilbert anchor most optimal builds. Monitor late-injuries and rain risk in Seattle–Kansas City, and pivot if delays threaten innings. This slate rewards balance: stable core arms, selective long-shot stacks, and a few underpriced bats with hot recent forms.

Two DFS-ready arms lead the slate: Bryan Woo at Seattle and Dylan Cease in San Diego. Woo owns a five-plus inning streak and a stingy 0.95 WHIP, with a favorable Seattle bump against an Angels lineup that's weak at the plate and prone to strikeouts. Cease, despite an uneven season, faces Colorado, a lineup buried in sagging runs and a brutal road split, making him a high-floor, high-ceiling pick. The article also flags strong stacks with Julio Rodríguez, Elly De La Cruz, and a Padres-Giants mini-plot featuring big bats and bargain pitchers.

Target heavy with Padres and Dodgers stacks: Fernando Tatis, Manny Machado, Ryan O’Hearn, and Jackson Merrill headline the Padres against the Rockies, while Shohei Ohtani, Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and Max Muncy anchor the Dodgers against Logan Webb. Elly De La Cruz’s power-speed profile and Treasures like Mitch Farris and Bradley Blalock are sprinkled in, offering paydown options and leverage nuggets for late-slating contests.

Seattle survived a 12-inning marathon to beat Los Angeles 7-6, riding a lockdown bullpen and late offensive surge. The M’s scuffled early but found pressure in the middle innings, tying the game in the 11th on Polanco’s RBI double and carving out the eventual winner in extras behind steady contact from the top of the order. A bunt-loaded rally set the stage for the rookie to push Seattle over the edge, capping a resilient, team-wide execution night.

Key pieces paced Seattle: Rodríguez and Crawford produced prime baserunning and timely hits, Raleigh worked the walk and plate discipline, and Miller plus the bullpen quietly stitched together a long relief outing that kept Angels off balance. The win extends Seattle’s late-season push, showing depth from the youngsters and veterans alike as they grind through a brutal September slate.