DAILY FANTASY VALUE

Projected for 12.7 FanDuel pts Ronald Acuna is the #12 ranked outfielder. At $4200 he is expected to be the #8 outfielder. At his projected points, he is worth a salary of $4.2K. There are 4 other options at $4200 (Giancarlo Stanton, Mookie Betts, Aaron Judge, Juan Soto) and Acuna is ranked #3 among the 5. Instead of Acuna consider these better options at lower salaries: Michael Brantley (13.7 FP) and Mallex Smith (13.1 FP). Based on salary, he is expected to have 12.8 FPs, a value reached in 76 of 194 games (39%). The combined 'cover percentage' for outfielders expected to start is 42%.

• 6/26 VEGAS LINE EXPECTATION: ATL 4.9 (#12 Most Today) vs CHC 5.1 (#9 Most)
• PROJECTION (POS RANK): 12.74 Fantasy Points (#11), 4.41 plate appearances (#2), 0.288 BA (#35), 0.879 OPS (#31), 0.22 HR (#16), 0.61 RBI (#20), 0.64 runs (#22), 0.17 stolen bases (#7),

DRAFTKINGS VALUE: Projected for 9.6 DraftKings pts Ronald Acuna is the #13 ranked outfielder. He is the #19 highest priced outfielder ($4700). Using the salaries and projected points for healthy players in in today's pool to calculate expected points per dollar, Acuna is worth $5.3K. There are 4 other options at $4700 (Joc Pederson, Michael Conforto, Austin Riley, Dwight Smith) and Acuna is ranked #2 among the 5. These are 2 better options at lower salaries: Michael Brantley (10.4 FP) and Aaron Judge (10.3 FP). Starling Marte (6.3 FP), J.D. Martinez (8.4 FP), Marcell Ozuna (8.4 FP), Domingo Santana (7.6 FP), and Hunter Renfroe (8 FP) are all projected for fewer points than Acuna but have higher salaries. Based on salary, he is expected to have 8.5 FPs, a value reached in 91 of 194 games (47%). The combined 'cover percentage' for outfielders expected to start is 39%.

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WEEKLY FANTASY VALUE

His market rank based on start percentage among outfielders for the rest of week 14 is #10, which is less than his market rank of #9. When compared to other outfielders in week 15 instead of Acuna consider these better options at lower start percentages: Justin Upton (20 FP), Starling Marte (20.7 FP), Nick Castellanos (18.6 FP), Charlie Blackmon (18.7 FP), and Thomas Pham (20.5 FP). Starting in all virtually all leagues he is expected to produce 24 fantasy points (WK 15). At his start percentage, he is expected to be the #3 outfielder of the week, but he is projected to be the #18 outfielder. In terms of total fantasy points he projected to come up 5.7 short of expectations.

He is projected for 18.2 fantasy points in week 15 (#18 OF) in 6 games.

Ronald Acuna last five game log with fantasy points (CBS, FD, DK) and statline.

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REST OF SEASON VALUE

Ronald Acuna is projected to be the #9 rated player of 12 outfielders who are owned in 100% of leagues. Using actual fantasy production and current start percentage as the first and second tie-breaker, his market rank is #9. He is projected to live up to current expectations as a bottom tier 100% owned outfielder. He is projected for 255 fantasy points in 78 remaining games. He has a lower rank (#15) based on projected fantasy average. The market ranks Ronald Acuna behind Ozuna and above Hoskins but the projections rank these players in reverse order.

He is a 'statistically balanced' player with his rank in most individual categories mirroring his overall fantasy value.

WEEKLY FANTASY RECAP

Out of 14 fantasy weeks, he was +50% above his weekly average of 19.2 FPs in 3 of them. He had 3 bad weeks where he was 50% below average.

DAILY FANTASY SEASON RECAP

His FanDuel average was 13 points and on DraftKings it was 10.3 per game. We looked at all of his games that were between the 10th and 90th percentile where the 10th percentile is his floor and the 90th is his ceiling. When he was bad in DFS, he was really bad with a floor of zero points. He had a relatively high ceiling. On DraftKings it was 23 and on FanDuel it was 30.9 FPs. He has had more bad FanDuel games (below average by 20%) than good games (20% above average), and the same was true on DraftKings. We are only including games where they were in the daily fantasy slate and played.