FanDuel Price: $3,100

Why He Will Go Overlooked:

Facing the struggling Mike Fiers at home, who was recently skipped in a rotation turn, Brian Dozier is sure to be a popular play as he leads the Minnesota Twins, who currently sport an implied team total of 4.56 runs.

With an implied team total of only 3.94 runs against Eddie Butler, who's allowed a meager .185 batting average to lefties, Ryan Schimpf could very easily fly under the radar at home.

Why You Should Use Him:

We typically look for boom-or-bust plays here, and Schimpf certainly falls into that category.

While he's only batting .167 on the season, his 13 homers .273 ISO show the kind of DFS upside he has on any given night.

And while Butler has been successful in retiring lefties so far, but he's not making it easy on himself. The hurler has allowed an astounding 26.9% walk rate and a 46.7% hard-hit rate to left-handed hitters.