A’s vs. Angels DFS Pick, Early Preview – April 23

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Gambling911.com has you’re A’s vs. Angels early daily fantasy MLB picks for Thursday April 23.  *Lineups subject to change.

Jesse Chavez is slated to start for the Athletics but he has been brutalized by the Angels current roster.

In 63 at bats, Chavez has given up 22 hits, 13 of which were RBIs.  He has given up three homeruns over that period as well.

The most dangerous hitter versus Chavez is Albert Pujols, who has hit half of his 14 at bats against the Athletic’s starter. Pujols has had six hits and four runs over the past week.

Pujols can be gotten for $3900. 

Erick Aybar is 5-for-22 over the past week with two runs.  He is 3-for-7 against Oakland this season and 5-for-12 versus Chavez.

Mike Trout has slammed two home runs against Chavez in 11 at bats.  He’s scored 8 runs in 23 at bats over the past week.  Trout gets pricey though at $5700.  There are better options to be sure.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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