DAILY FANTASY VALUE

Sano is not the best option on FanDuel with a projected 8.3 FD pts (#23 among third basemen). At $3500 he is expected to be the #11 third baseman. Using the salaries and projected points for healthy players in in today's pool to calculate expected points per dollar, Sano is worth $2.6K. These are 5 better options at lower salaries: Asdrubal Cabrera (12.4 FP), Evan Longoria (8.9 FP), Josh Donaldson (10.7 FP), Marwin Gonzalez (8.4 FP), and Justin Turner (10.8 FP). Based on salary, he is expected to have 11 FPs, a value reached in 31 of 94 games (33%). The combined 'cover percentage' for third basemen expected to start is 39%.

• 6/19 VEGAS LINE EXPECTATION: MIN 4.9 (#7 Most Today) vs BOS 4.6 (#12 Most)
• PROJECTION (POS RANK): 8.26 Fantasy Points (#22), 3.45 plate appearances (#27), 0.239 BA (#32), 0.766 OPS (#20), 0.14 HR (#17), 0.43 RBI (#23), 0.45 runs (#16), 0.01 stolen bases (#30),

DRAFTKINGS VALUE: Projected for 6.2 DraftKings pts Miguel Sano is the #17 ranked third baseman. He is the #10 highest priced third baseman ($4200). Using our calculation of expected points per dollar, Sano is worth $3.1K. Todd Frazier is also priced at $4200, and Sano is a better option at this price. Instead of Sano consider these better options at lower salaries: Asdrubal Cabrera (9.2 FP), Evan Longoria (6.9 FP), Marwin Gonzalez (6.5 FP), Justin Turner (8.1 FP), and Matt Carpenter (8 FP). He is projected for more points than 2 higher priced options: Yoan Moncada (5.3 FP) and J.D. Davis (4.6 FP). Based on salary, he is expected to have 8.5 FPs, a value reached in 31 of 94 games (33%). The combined 'cover percentage' for third basemen expected to start is 35%.

Sano 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 third basemen for the rest of week 13 is #19, which is less than his market rank of #18. Week 14 third basemen comparisons show these are 5 better options at lower start percentages: Evan Longoria (16.3 FP), David Freese (12.7 FP), Todd Frazier (13.8 FP), Maikel Franco (17.9 FP), and Cheslor Cuthbert (12.5 FP). Starting in 36% of leagues he is expected to produce 13.8 fantasy points (WK 14). At his start percentage, he is expected to be the #18 third baseman of the week, but he is projected to be the #24 third baseman. In terms of total fantasy points he projected to come up 1.5 short of expectations. His per game projected FP average is 2.6 which is less than his actual per game average (3). In addition to a below average projected FP average, he also is expected to play just 4.8 games.

He is projected for 12.3 fantasy points in week 14 (#24 3B) in 5 games.

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

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REST OF SEASON VALUE

His latest projection based rank among third basemen is #20. As of 6/19, Miguel Sano is the #18 ranked third baseman based on ownership percentage (60%). Our projections indicate that Miguel Sano is slightly overrated by the market. He is projected for 199 fantasy points in 72 remaining games. He has a lower rank (#22) based on projected fantasy average. The market ranks Miguel Sano behind Diaz and above Nunez and the projections agree.

Depending on your league's scoring system his value could be quite different because he has clear strengths and weaknesses.

WEEKLY FANTASY RECAP

Out of 6 fantasy weeks he had one where he was +50% above his weekly average of 11.7 fantasy points. He had one bad week where he came up 50% below average.

DAILY FANTASY SEASON RECAP

He averaged 10.8 FD points and 8.9 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. 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 21 and on FanDuel it was 27.9 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.