We have a full-slate to choose from today to build up our DFS MLB Stacks, so let’s take a look to identify the top plays of the day. According to the Vegas Odds tool here at Fantasy Alarm, we show that the Nationals and Twins lead the way, sharing (as of now) a 5.78 implied run total (IRT). Since the Nats, facing Vance Worley, will be a most popular choice, we’ll steer away for ownership percentage reasons.

ATLANTA BRAVES

The Braves and Phillies may be facing some weather concerns, so be sure to keep an eye on things in the Weather Center. Maybe those concerns will make the Braves less of a hot commodity tonight. The main reason for the stacking is the matchup with recently recalled Zach Eflin to start for Philadelphia. Eflin was optioned after two straight starts back in late-May that saw him allow a combined 13 runs on 21 hits with four walks and just five strikeouts. He has been better at Triple-A Lehigh Valley but those Braves bats will be loading up tonight.

Top options: Freddie Freeman; Ender Inciarte; Brandon Phillips

Value plays: Matt Adams; Nick Markakis; Tyler Flowers

CINCINNATI REDS

The Reds get the Padres’ Luis Perdomo tonight at Great American Ballpark. The park is one thing, and the opposing starting pitcher is very hit-and-miss. With more misses of late than hits (well, there are plenty of those to go around), now may be the time to pounce on some Reds sticks. This offense can be potent and appears to be on their way out of a bit of a combined slump. They are 12th in wRC+ over the last week at an even 100. Weather conditions appear favorable for some runs here tonight as well with clear skies and warmer temperatures.

Top options: Joey Votto; Adam Duvall; Zack Cozart

Value plays: Scooter Gennett; Tucker Barnhart

MINNESOTA TWINS

If you are looking for a bit more of a long shot, take a look at those Twinkies. Facing Matt Garza at Coors Field North (Target Field) is intriguing. They will be less owned than the Nats big-name boppers and the other two listed above. Sure, the Twins don’t scare many, especially of late with a wRC+ towards the very bottom of the league, but the conditions are ripe for an offensive explosion. Garza has been good of late and playing the percentages, he’s due for a clunker. Throw in 80-degree temps and a slight breeze blowing out at Target Field, which ranks 3rd in runs scored per game this year, and you have yourself a buying opportunity in your tournaments. Now, just to identify the right ones to play.

Top options: Brian Dozier; Joe Mauer; Eddie Rosario

Value plays: Eduardo Escobar; Jason Castro; Robbie Grossman

Good luck tonight!