Joel Bartilotta

1 day ago | rotowire.com | Joel Bartilotta

This article is part of our PrizePicks MLB series. This article is part of our PrizePicks MLB series. Last week was my first losing week of the season on PrizePicks, but a 1-2-1 week is far from a disaster. That brings my season record to 29-11-1, and I couldn't have hoped for better results in my first season on PrizePicks. All you need is to hit at a 60 percent clip to be successful, which is a much simpler task with all the props they offer for baseball.

2 days ago | rotowire.com | Joel Bartilotta

This article is part of our DraftKings MLB series. We had a great showing in Thursday's article, leading to one of my biggest cashes of the season. What's funny is that the small slate made me only want to stack one team, and narrowing it down like that was the key to that solid payday. External variables play just as much of a factor as anything in DFS. With that said, we have seven games making up this Monday card and some fascinating options to dissect.

3 days ago | razzball.com | Joel Bartilotta

After a rough showing two weeks ago, we bounced back last week. Bryce Elder was a terrible pick as one of our streamers, but he was really the only dud in that piece. It’s ironic because it’s the Rockies who got to him, because we’ll keep riding streamers against them for the remainder of the season. We have another two of them here, but let’s start by looking at the favorable matchups and then dive into those streamers!Favorable Team Matchups7 GamesAthletics (vs. HOU, vs.

6 days ago | rotowire.com | Joel Bartilotta

This article is part of our FanDuel MLB series. Thursday slates tend to be the lightest of the week due to travel days, and that's what we have again here. There are eight games in total, but they're split between day and night. We'll zone in on the night card beginning at 6:35 EDT because that's the main card on FanDuel. Five games make up that slate, and there are still some fascinating selections available despite the limited options.

1 week ago | rotowire.com | Joel Bartilotta

This article is part of our PrizePicks MLB series. This article is part of our PrizePicks MLB series. I can't complain about another 3-1 week in my last piece, but the one defeat was so disappointing. We had Drew Rasmussen to clear 17.5 outs, but Tampa pulled him after five scoreless innings, despite allowing just one hit on 79 pitches. Things like that are completely unpredictable in baseball, and we'll continue the process and keep churning out the winners.