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DATA DEPENDENT DAILY (MLB): Yu Darvish continues tormenting hitters.

Detroit Tigers’ Eric Haase and Chicago White Sox’s Yoan Moncada had productive evenings and shared top OPS honors. If you had to throw in a tie-breaker Haase had 2 HRs but struck out once. Moncada on the other hand had 2 base on balls. That said, the case could also be made for Flores, Regsnyder, and Madrigal having equally good, if not better, games.

NAMEABHHRAVGOPS
Eric Haase422.5002.500
Yoan Moncada4201.0002.500
Wilmer Flores431.7502.250
Rob Refsnyder4401.0002.250
Nick Madrigal531.6002.067
Yesterday’s Top 5 hitters (3 Plate App. min.)

Yu Darvish’s second act has continued with the San Diego Padres. He’s now 4-1 and is showing no signs of letting up. He threw 7 scoreless innings with 10 strikeouts. Walker Buhler had an equally impressive evening, though the gap in WHIP is pretty decent.

NAMEIPSOGScERAWHIP
Yu Darvish710790.000.571
Walker Buehler7.07780.000.714
Casey Mize7.27731.170.783
Max Fried6.08641.501.167
Logan Webb6.04630.001.167
Yesterday’s Top 5 Pitchers (5 inn. min.)

Washington Nationals’ Trea Turner edges out Chicago White Sox’s Jose Abreu for the best Tuesday hitter so far this season. But not by much. Picking either one for your fantasy squad isn’t a bad idea. Picking both is an even better one.

NAMEABHHRAVGOPS
Trea Turner22104.4551.538
Jose Abreu2295.4091.514
Ronald Acuna2285.3641.462
Jesse Winker1982.4211.395
Asdrubal Cabrera26141.5381.394
Tuesday’s best hitters so far this season (15 AB min.)

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