Why the Dodgers' lineup is fantasy gold
When an offence this strong keeps creating runs, even its supporting players can give fantasy teams a boost.
By Sam Okafor · · 1 min read
Runs and runs batted in are team-dependent stats, and no lineup makes them easier to collect than the one in Los Angeles. Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman and Kyle Tucker all benefit from having so many good hitters around them.
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Barney O'Kon · 1 week ago
Sent this to my brother, who has been refusing to make this trade for a month.
Jeff Kozey · 3 days ago
Fair enough. We'll see who's right by the end of the month.
Tevin Bayer replying to Jeff Kozey · 1 day ago
I had the opposite experience, but my league's scoring is unusual.
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Danielle Gaylord · 6 days ago
Anyone else in a league where this kind of deal would get vetoed?