The Los Angeles Dodgers faced another setback as they fell 4-3 to the Atlanta Braves, highlighting their ongoing struggles with offensive depth. Despite a promising rally in the ninth inning, a combination of questionable matchups and strikeouts from key players left them unable to capitalize on opportunities.

Rookie Hyeseong Kim made an impact after being called up, stealing bases and putting himself in scoring position, but the Dodgers couldn't bring him home. Manager Dave Roberts' roster limitations were evident as he was forced to rely on underperforming players like Miguel Rojas and Austin Barnes, who both struck out in crucial moments. As the season progresses, the Dodgers must address these depth issues to remain competitive.

The New York Mets faced an emotional rollercoaster in their recent game against the Arizona Diamondbacks, where Brandon Waddell made a triumphant return after nearly four years, pitching 4.1 scoreless innings. Unfortunately, a late meltdown by Ryne Stanek, who blew his third straight save, resulted in a narrow 4-3 defeat for the Mets. Despite having opportunities, the Mets failed to capitalize, finishing 0-for-10 with runners in scoring position.

Waddell's performance stood out, especially considering he previously struggled in his major league career. His outing provided hope for a Mets team that had shown offensive prowess earlier in the week, averaging over 11 runs in their previous games. However, Stanek’s inability to close the game overshadowed Waddell’s achievement as the Mets search for consistency on the mound.

On Tuesday night, FanDuel's main MLB slate features 10 games commencing at 7:05 p.m. EDT, offering a pitching landscape where only four options are priced over $10K. The Brewers and Rangers top the list as favorites, while the Dodgers, starting without an official pitcher, create uncertainty. Coors Field promises high-scoring possibilities, with favorable wind conditions further enhancing offensive expectations.

Among pitchers, Freddy Peralta stands as a solid cash game choice against the White Sox, with Bryce Miller offering a contrarian tournament option, despite some control issues. Meanwhile, Reese Olson faces a struggling Houston lineup that has recorded poor numbers against righties, making him a solid GPP candidate. Taj Bradley also presents a reasonable option against the Royals.

Offensively, Atlanta's lineup is primed for success against German Marquez, who has struggled against both left and right-handed hitters. Players like Marcell Ozuna and Sean Murphy are highlighted for their potential returns. The Brewers' stack against the White Sox's pitchers also looks promising, especially with strong performances from Christian Yelich and Brice Turang. Bargain plays include Alex Verdugo and Jorge Polanco, both performing well recently.

The Los Angeles Dodgers snapped a three-game losing streak against the Pittsburgh Pirates, securing an 8-4 victory at Dodger Stadium. Teoscar Hernández and Kiké Hernández delivered critical eighth-inning home runs that shifted the momentum. Despite recent struggles, the Dodgers remain among the league leaders in home runs, highlighting their power potential. Young pitcher Roki Sasaki made strides with a solid outing, and veteran Tony Gonsolin is anticipated to make his return to the mound soon as the team seeks consistent performance from its starters.

The Toronto Blue Jays' bullpen ace, Yimi Garcia, stepped up in a critical situation against the Atlanta Braves, demonstrating his prowess by striking out the top of the lineup, which included Michael Harris II. This season, Garcia has been a rock for the Jays, posting a perfect 0.00 ERA through his first 19 games after returning on a two-year deal. Teammates have expressed their excitement over his return and noted his fearless demeanor and competitive edge on the mound.

Garcia's ability to adapt to different roles, whether as a closer or in set-up situations, highlights his importance in high-leverage moments. His aggressive pitching style has made him one of the premier setup men in the league, with a career WHIP of 1.047 and impressive strikeout numbers. As he approaches a decade of service time, Garcia remains a vital component of the Jays’ pitching staff.