DAILY FANTASY VALUE

Projected for 27.3 FanDuel pts Marco Gonzales is the #12 ranked pitcher. At $7500 he is expected to be the #9 pitcher. At his projected points, he is worth a salary of $7.6K. Instead of Gonzales consider these better options at lower salaries: Andrew Heaney (30.4 FP), Austin Voth (32.1 FP), Alex Young (27.3 FP), and Zach Plesac (30 FP). Based on salary, he is expected to have 26.9 FPs, a value reached in 29 of 49 games (59%). The combined 'cover percentage' for pitchers expected to start is 42%.

• 7/16 VEGAS LINE EXPECTATION: SEA 4.3 (#25 Most Today) vs OAK 5.2 (#12 Most)
• PROJECTION (POS RANK): 27.33 Fantasy Points (#11), 0.3 wins (#16), 0.42 losses (#25 lowest), 4.32 strikeouts (#21), 6.07 innings (#2), 1.16 WHIP (#6), 3.85 ERA (#9),

DRAFTKINGS VALUE: Projected for 14 DraftKings pts Marco Gonzales is the #11 ranked pitcher. At $8100 he is expected to be the #9 pitcher. At his projected points, he is worth a salary of $8K. These are 4 better options at lower salaries: Jack Flaherty (15.2 FP), Austin Voth (18 FP), Alex Young (14.5 FP), and Zach Plesac (16.1 FP). He is projected for more points than 4 higher priced options: Andrew Cashner (13.4 FP), Michael Pineda (11.8 FP), Dylan Cease (12 FP), and Bryse Wilson (13.7 FP). Based on salary, he is expected to have 14.1 FPs, a value reached in 27 of 49 games (55%). The combined 'cover percentage' for pitchers expected to start is 44%.

Gonzales is NOT in the SportsLine DraftKings optimal lineup or the FanDuel optimal lineup which are based on the computer model's projection. SportsLine.com also offers premium optimal lineups from Mike McClure, a professional DFS player who has over $1 million in career winnings. He uses his own proprietary model to find great DFS values and often differs from the computer in how a player is projected to play on a daily basis.

WEEKLY FANTASY VALUE

His market rank based on start percentage among starting pitchers for the rest of week 17 is #83, which is less than his market rank of #69. In week 18 rankings vs other starting pitchers Brendan McKay (4.8 FP) is projected for more points and is starting in fewer leagues. David Price (3.4 FP), Charlie Morton (3.2 FP), Madison Bumgarner (2.1 FP), Lance Lynn (2.4 FP), and Michael Pineda (3.1 FP) are all projected for fewer points than Gonzales but are starting in more leagues. Starting in 44% of leagues he is expected to produce 1 fantasy points (WK 18). At his start percentage, he is expected to be the #65 starting pitcher of week 18. He is projected to be better than that (the #24 starting pitcher). His per game projected FP average is 2.4 which is better than his actual per game average (0.4). In addition to a solid projected FP average, he will benefit from playing a projected 2 games.

He is projected for 4.8 fantasy points in week 18 (#24 SP) in 4 games.

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

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REST OF SEASON VALUE

As of 7/16, Marco Gonzales is the #69 ranked starting pitcher based on ownership percentage (80%). Our projections indicate that Marco Gonzales is overrated by the market. His fantasy starting pitcher projection rank is #79. He is projected for 13 fantasy points in 12 remaining games. He has a lower rank (#83) based on projected fantasy average. The market ranks Marco Gonzales behind Porcello and above Davies but the projections rank these players in reverse order.

WEEKLY FANTASY RECAP

He has averaged 0.5 fantasy points per week and had 8 weeks where he exceeded that by 50% and 7 'bad' weeks where he came up 50% short of his average.

DAILY FANTASY SEASON RECAP

He averaged 26.2 FD points and 14.3 DK points 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. On DraftKings his floor was -3 and on FanDuel it was 6 fantasy points. When he was good, he was very good with a DraftKings ceiling of 23.7 and 41 on FanDuel. 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.