FanDuel Price: $2,000

Even with a solid start to the year, Mitch Haniger remains priced at the minimum salary, meaning that he continues to offer some nice value.

He only has 166 big league plate appearances under his belt, but his numbers so far have been encouraging, with a decent .335 wOBA and a .215 ISO. His batted-ball numbers are also very solid, with a 33.6% hard-hit and 44.9% fly-ball rate.

He draws a matchup tonight against Mike Fiers, who is coming off of a 2016 season that saw him post the second-worst marks of his career in both ERA (4.48) and SIERA (4.26) while allowing a .358 wOBA on a 36.1% hard-hit rate to right-handed hitters.