SportsLine's Mike McClure, a daily Fantasy pro with over $2 million in winnings, gives optimal MLB DFS lineup advice for Friday, July 25

We’ve seen rookie flamethrowers dominate, Shohei Ohtani return to the mound while continuing to do Shohei Ohtani-like things at the plate and injury-prone veterans staying healthy to perform at high levels (hello, Byron Buxton).

In the MLB Draft, good things can come for those who wait. So while much of the hype is about the high-profile prospects who hear their names called near the top of the first round, there are plenty of potential stars who have to wait.

The Brewers head home from their West Coast trip to open their second-half home schedule with the best record in baseball. They're an amazing home team, too, having gone 33-17 to this point in American Family Field.

He hit .343/.459/.556 with four home runs and 34 RBIs for the Wildcats in 2025. He is a contact hitter who was notably an all-star in the Cape Cod Baseball League last Summer and is also a stolen base threat.