Nathan Eovaldi Daily Fantasy Baseball Profile – 2016

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Gambling911.com has your Nathan Eovaldi Daily Fantasy Baseball profile updated on April 14, 2016.

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Eovaldi was priced at just $7300 at DraftKings and does present some degree of value Thursday night versus the Blue Jays.

From Rotogrinders:

Toronto has a 27.6 K% and just a .129 ISO vs RHPs through 257 PAs. Those numbers are bound to improve significantly, but maybe it's something we can take advantage of in the moment because Nathan Eovaldi isn't just a guy who throws hard, but doesn't miss bats anymore.

Eovaldi only allowed one run in 6 1/3 innings to Toronto last season. 

With this in mind, we would strongly suggest DFS players staying away from the Blue Jays bats but Eovaldi is certainly worth considering.

Marcus Stroman is 4-0 vs. the Yankees so a play on Toronto for sports bettors might be ill-advised.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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