MLB FanDuel Picks Daily Fantasy Baseball Cheat Sheet & Projections

The Major League Baseball season is finally upon us for the 2021 season. The Awesemo team of daily fantasy baseball experts have been working throughout the offseason to sharpen their games in order to give you the best MLB picks to help you build your FanDuel lineups. To also help you out, Awesemo has its free MLB FanDuel picks cheat sheet for you all season long. With the help of No. 1 DFS player in the world Alex Baker’s expert projections and ownership rankings, the MLB FanDuel cheat sheet will provide some of the top picks for the day’s slate like Bryce Harper, and help get your lineups ready for first pitch.

Check out all of our Awesemo baseball DFS picks for today.

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MLB DFS Rankings

The rankings for fantasy points and value are derived directly from Awesemo’s own fantasy MLB projections. Roster players with solid value rankings and spend most if not all of your salary. I’m confident that lineups built using this method will be competitive in tournaments.

MLB DFS Projections

These projections are based directly on Awesemo’s expert data and tools. It’s updated throughout the day for every with a point projection for each player on the slate.

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This is the one-stop shop for all of the imperative data you’ll need every day for the 2021 MLB season.

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Nathan Joyce

I'm a wannabe athlete whose athletic career ended after a long tenure riding the bench through JV baseball. The fantasy sports and sports betting degen side of me blossomed at age 12 when I found fantasy baseball and football, and led to a 12-year submergence into the poker scene -- I started playing "secret" cash games in my parents' basements by age 14. Luckily, I've finally found what I love to do -- write about "fake sports," which my girlfriend refers to it as, though it only took me until age 30. If you decide you like the words I write and follow me on Twitter (@nd_joyce), I apologize in advance for the copious amounts of dog photos you will see.