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Daily Fantasy Baseball Must Starts: Sunday September 30th

Found September 29, 2012 on Shatter The Backboard:
PLAYERS: Alex Rios
TEAMS: Chicago White Sox
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Daily Fantasy BaseballYoung and sexy names are NOT the way to go tonight. Potential helps in season long games, but if you’re only worried about tonight’s production, stick with the guys who have a proven 2012 track record against their opponent. Value plays: Alex Rios – … Read moreRios is having by far his best season as a member of the White Sox, providing me with confidence in him when Chicago needs him the most. David Price takes the bump tonight, a pitcher whom very few batters have had any success against, but Rios has dominated him.
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