MLB STARTING LINEUPS

Upcoming Lineups for:Saturday, April 27

MLB Lineups are usually posted 1 to 2 hours before gametime. Each posted lineup shows confirmed batting orders and starting pitchers, along with each player's DFS salaries and projected points.

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Saturday, April 27
LAD
SAT, 3:07PM ET
8 Runs O/U
TOR
PROJECTED
T. Glasnow RHP
$11.8k · 20.1 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
Y. Kikuchi LHP
$11.0k · 15.2 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
OAK
SAT, 4:05PM ET
8 Runs O/U
BAL
PROJECTED
JP Sears LHP
$6.6k · 12.0 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
Cole Irvin LHP
$6.8k · 7.9 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
STL
SAT, 4:05PM ET
7.5 Runs O/U
NYM
PROJECTED
Sonny Gray RHP
$10.2k · 20.0 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
A. Houser RHP
$6.1k · 11.0 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
CIN
SAT, 4:05PM ET
9 Runs O/U
TEX
PROJECTED
H. Greene RHP
$8.6k · 17.3 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
M. Lorenzen RHP
$7.9k · 5.4 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
CHC
SAT, 4:10PM ET
8.5 Runs O/U
BOS
PROJECTED
Ben Brown RHP
$7.3k · 8.2 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
Josh Winckowski RHP
$5.6k · 5.1 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
WAS
SAT, 4:10PM ET
7.5 Runs O/U
MIA
PROJECTED
M. Parker LHP
$8.2k · 25.4 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
E. Cabrera RHP
$9.7k · 13.8 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
HOU
SAT, 6:05PM ET
17 Runs O/U
COL
PROJECTED
R. Blanco RHP
$8.5k · 16.1 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
Cal Quantrill RHP
$5.3k · 10.6 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
KC
SAT, 6:10PM ET
8 Runs O/U
DET
PROJECTED
B. Singer RHP
$9.8k · 10.2 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
Casey Mize RHP
$7.2k · 8.9 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
TB
SAT, 7:10PM ET
8 Runs O/U
CWS
PROJECTED
A. Civale RHP
$9.1k · 14.5 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
J. Cannon HP
$5.5k · 0.0 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
NYY
SAT, 7:10PM ET
8.5 Runs O/U
MIL
PROJECTED
C. Rodon LHP
$7.4k · 10.8 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
Joe Ross RHP
$6.2k · 11.3 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
CLE
SAT, 7:20PM ET
9 Runs O/U
ATL
PROJECTED
T. Bibee RHP
$9.4k · 15.5 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
C. Morton RHP
$7.9k · 15.5 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
PHI
SAT, 8:40PM ET
7.5 Runs O/U
SD
PROJECTED
R. Suarez LHP
$8.9k · 19.9 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
D. Cease RHP
$9.7k · 22.8 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
PIT
SAT, 9:05PM ET
7.5 Runs O/U
SF
PROJECTED
M. Perez LHP
$7.2k · 7.6 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
J. Hicks RHP
$11.6k · 10.0 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
MIN
SAT, 9:38PM ET
8.5 Runs O/U
LAA
PROJECTED
C. Paddack RHP
$6.9k · 10.1 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
Jose Soriano RHP
$7.0k · 8.3 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...
ARI
SAT, 9:40PM ET
7.5 Runs O/U
SEA
PROJECTED
S. Cecconi RHP
$6.7k · 7.5 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
PROJECTED
G. Kirby RHP
$8.2k · 16.5 FP$0 · 0.0 FP
BATTERS
Lineup Pending...
Lineup Pending...

When do MLB lineups come out?

MLB teams usually submit their starting lineups anywhere from 3 hours to just minutes before the first pitch. It's rare to get a starting lineup in baseball posted the day or night before, except for on opening day when teams will build hype and start releasing lineups early.

Who gets first access to MLB starting lineups?

MLB managers are required to submit their lineup cards directly to the commissioners office first, before releasing to the public or media. This gives the league time to publish this information on mlb.com and in their data feeds, making the league the source of truth when it comes to official starting lineups.

Can MLB starting lineups change after they are posted?

It can happen once in a while that final lineups submitted to the umpire-in-chief on the field will be different than the ones submitted only a few hours earlier. This is usually going to be because someone was a game time decision due to illness or injury, or there was a last minute pitching change.

Why do pitchers have to bat?

Pitchers are required to bat in the National League, while the American League has allowed a designated hitter since 1973. Because of this, you'll notice that NL games always have a pitcher batting, usually in the 9th spot or sometimes in 8th. Most pitchers aren't going to be producing Shohei Ohtani batting numbers, so managers will give them less action and take on less less risk by keeping them in the back of the lineup.

What's the best batting order strategy?

From a basic stats perspective, the leadoff hitter is guaranteed more AB's than any other player. As you go deeper in the lineup you are guaranteed less at-bats. For this reason teams are going to cluster their best players in the 1-4 slots, with their 1-2 batters more often trying to just get on base, and the big hitters in the 3-4 spots focused on bringing them home. You'll want to keep an eye out for players that have moved up in rotation from 5-6 and into 1-4, since their DFS salaries might not have caught up yet and there's some value you can potentially pick up.