Daily Fantasy MLB Player Watch – April 10

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Gambling911.com has your daily fantasy MLF player watch for April 10.

Hitters:

Toronto vs. Baltimore - Baltimore’s Chris Davis, Adam Jones and Delmon Young have all been hot against Toronto pitcher Mark Buehrie. The Blue Jays are 1-5 in Buehrle’s last 6 starts vs. Orioles.  Baltimore went 1-2 in Buehrie’s three starts last season. 

The Blue Jays did go 11-1 in Beuhrie’s first twelve starts. 

Washington vs. Philadelphia - Philadelphia’s Ben Revere, Darin Ruf and Jeff Francoeur have each been hot versus Gio Gonzalez. 

New York Mets vs. Atlanta – Freddie Freeman, Kelly Johnson and Andrelton Simmons have all enjoyed success versus Jon Niese.

St. Louis vs. Cincinnati – Jason Marquis has had difficulties pitching against St. Louis batters in the past.  Jason Hayward and Mark Reynolds are batters to watch in this matchup.

Pitchers:

Dan Haren of the Marlins, Jason Vargas of the Royals and Tim Lincecum of the Giants have all pitched especially well versus opposing hitters they will face in Friday’s games. 

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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