So DraftKings offers a unique challenge due to the two pitchers and how much salary to spend on pitching on how to pair up different groups of pitchers.

Is there any way to limit how much salary to spend on pitchers? For example, I don't want two high priced pitchers in the lineup that's going to cost $20K+. Would love to be able to limit to say $17k spent on pitching.

The way around this I've found is using groups, so I put high priced pitchers in one group and lower priced pitchers in a second group and set it to select one from each. However, the issue then becomes that the same two pitchers keep getting matched up constantly. For example today, it was Kershaw/Gausman every time when instead I'd rather have had Gausman paired up with a few different expensive pitchers. Locking specific starters to achieve this is very cumbersome.

Interested to hear your thoughts on this. Thanks for all the great tools.

Hey guys, thanks so much for getting MLB up in time for today!

Question on the stats you are displaying for each player. Are you using last year's split stats? Full season stats from last year or career?

Just trying to figure out what you are displaying.

Thanks!

For NFL, stacking a QB with a WR/TE is a great strategy.

In the advanced options section, could we have a checkmark to make the lineups pair a quarterback with one of his receivers?

For example, if I choose the QB/receiver pairing option and the QB is Tom Brady, the lineup will always give me one of his WR/TEs.