MLB DFS Morning Grind 4/9/2026

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Stevie returns from a migraine to break down two three-game MLB slates, sharing his betting and DFS plans for April 9th, 2026.

The episode begins with host Stevie introducing the April 9th, 2026, MLB slate, which is split into two three-game segments. He shares a personal update about recovering from a migraine and having a successful betting night prior. Stevie breaks down the early slate, starting with Cincinnati at Miami, analyzing pitchers Rhett Lowder and Max Meyer, noting Lowder's below-average strikeout stuff and fly-ball tendencies. He moves to the Athletics at Yankees game, discussing Jeffrey Springs and Ryan Weathers, with the Yankees bats being a chalky stack. Stevie then debates whether Paul Goldschmidt is a Hall of Famer based on his career stats. The Detroit at Minnesota game is covered, focusing on Jack Flaherty's command problems and Mick Abel's struggles. Stevie corrects himself about a game location, realizing it's not at Coors Field, which changes his view on Randy Vásquez. He analyzes the late slate, including Arizona at Mets and White Sox at Royals, with Seth Lugo as a favorite pitcher. Throughout, Stevie provides DFS and betting insights, emphasizing game theory and player stats. He concludes with updates on his YouTube channel and a giveaway promotion.

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Flaherty's shaky command gives the clearest DFS tension on a small early slate.

The episode finds its sharpest edge in the Detroit at Minnesota discussion, where the eight-run total and Jack Flaherty's name value create the main DFS tension.

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You get Detroit at Minnesota, an eight-run total, and a very awkward Jack Flaherty decision.

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