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MLB DFS Stack Rankings

Which offenses to stack on September 17, 2026, ranked by V12’s projected team runs — higher projection, better stacking spot. Built from the same model that powers the optimizer, not the sportsbook number.

#Team / MatchupProj RV12
1San Diego Padresvs Colorado Rockies · 3:10 PM ET10.48
2Houston Astrosvs Kansas City Royals · 7:15 PM ET4.93
3Colorado Rockiesvs San Diego Padres · 3:10 PM ET4.53
4New York Metsvs Philadelphia Phillies · 7:15 PM ET4.51
5Detroit Tigersvs Chicago White Sox · 7:40 PM ET4.33
6Chicago White Soxvs Detroit Tigers · 7:40 PM ET4.27
7Kansas City Royalsvs Houston Astros · 7:15 PM ET4.20
8Boston Red Soxvs Texas Rangers · 8:05 PM ET4.19
9Philadelphia Philliesvs New York Mets · 7:15 PM ET4.02
10Minnesota Twinsvs Los Angeles Angels · 9:38 PM ET4.01
11Los Angeles Angelsvs Minnesota Twins · 9:38 PM ET3.86
12Texas Rangersvs Boston Red Sox · 8:05 PM ET3.75

6 of 9 games modeled · V12 projected team runs (expected runs) · refreshes through the day

How to use the stack rankings

Stack the top of the board. The teams with the highest V12 projected runs are in the best run environments — favorable park, weak opposing starter and bullpen, a productive lineup. In DFS, 3–5 hitters from a high-total offense is the standard way to build ceiling for GPPs.

Rank by the team, not the game. The hottest game by combined over/under is not always the best team to stack — a high total can be one strong offense against a weak one. We rank each team’s projected runs so you stack the right side, not just the loud game.

The “value” flag means V12’s projected team total beats the FanDuel team-total line — the model likes that offense more than the market does, which often pairs a good stack spot with lower ownership.