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MLB DW Slate Preview - June 23

DFS preview and the model's best bets for June 23

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Jon A
Jun 23, 2026
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Easy cash win again last night. And I’m HOT. I’ve cashed the double up lineup in 12 of 18 tries over the last three weeks. It’s been good. The projections usually really get going in the middle of the season as the proper adjustments are made and we get a good idea about how players are performing this year.

I had a profitable night in tourney last night as well. I trusted the projections and went for the full Coors fade. What I didn’t do was throw Jake Bennett in there, which limited my winnings - but it was about a 50% ROI in the tourneys and a 100% in the double ups, because that’s how those work.

So let’s go for another win!


Weather

One spot to watch, and that’s LAD/MIN:

ORANGE - A good chance of showers and storms. There’s scattered storm activity in the area, nothing I can really time out, but there is definitely enough to cause a delay or delays, and a PPD wouldn’t shock me at all.


Game Info

If the Dodgers get washed away, the Red Sox have a massive edge on the field in implied run total. It’s still just so hard to trust that lineup to do anything. It’s such a bad offense this year.

Boston takes on Sean Sullivan. This is a lefty who has made two starts this year. And it has been BAD.

A 5.3% SwStr% on 131 pitches with an 84 Stuff+ and a 57% FB%. He would not appear to be a big league pitcher, but the samples are very, very small here. But come on - it’s not a stretch to say that a Rockies pitcher with bad STUFF is not a Major League pitcher. I think we can go all aboard the Red Sox again tonight.

The Orioles also lineup nicely against Ryan Johnson and his 12.83 ERA. He’s given up five homers, eight walks, and has just seven strikeouts so far for the Angels.

These are phenomenal spots for the Red Sox & Orioles, and that’s where we start offensively.


Pitchers

Let’s get the pitchers down before proceeding to the sticks we want to use.

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