Daily Fantasy MLB: Who to Start July 30

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Gambling911.com has your Daily Fantasy MLB and a look at two starting pitchers, both of whom have a club facing off against the other.

Atlanta’s Shelby Miller and Philadelphia’s Aaron Harang have ERAs of .207 and .208 against Thursday’s opposing rosters, respectively.

Harang you should be able to get cheap around $6500.  Miller will cost you significantly more at between $9000 and $9500.

Harang has permitted just 20 hits on 96 at bats versus the Braves batters.  Miller has allowed 20 off of 94.  Between the two starters, only five homeruns have been hit, three of which were off the more expensive pitcher.

Harang comes cheap because he’s only had four wins on the season.  He’ll be returning from the DL after suffering a foot injury.  DFS players will shy away from Harang for this reason but he definitely has some great value.

Despite lowering his ERA to a rock-solid 2.27, Miller picked up his seventh straight loss the other day.

For bettors, the total on this game was coming in at 7.5 so the UNDER looks enticing.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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