John Mayberry

The Mets slotted Mayberry as their cleanup hitter. He went 0-for-3 with two strikeouts.

Fantasy Impact

Although Mayberry had the platoon advantage, Kershaw is one of the best pitchers on the planet. Since the Mets have little options on offense, Mayberry could see more time at the cleanup spot against lefty pitchers. He's not worth using, unless you're feeling really lucky in DFS.

Mayberry Jr. got the start in the outfield. He contributed a double and a run against Dodger ace Clayton Kershaw.

Fantasy Impact

Mayberry batted cleanup for the Mets, which is a testament to their weak lineup. Mayberry's starting streak might be over soon, as Michael Cuddyer is expected to be back shortly.

John Mayberry Jr. started in left field, and batted fifth in the lineup. He went 1-for-3 with a double off Jon Lester in the 4th.

Fantasy Impact

If Cuddyer is out for an extended period of time, look for Mayberry to bat fifth or sixth in the lineup. That's usually a prime spot for RBI opportunities, but the Mets' lineup lacks firepower at the top. Take that into consideration when employing Mayberry into your DFS cash games.

Michael Cuddyer and Juan Lagares got the afternoon off, when rookie Steven Matz made his MLB debut. Mayberry contributed one hit and one run.

Fantasy Impact

Mayberry doesn't get enough at-bats to warrant a pick up in traditional leagues. Unless one of the Mets outfield regulars goes down with an injury, he's not worth a pickup.

Mayberry batted fifth for the Mets and went 2-for-2. He finished with two hits (including a homerun), two runs, two RBIs and a walk.

Fantasy Impact

Mayberry delivers again with a spot start in the outfield. Last time he started, he went 4-for-5. However, he's not a regular for the Mets so his value is limited in traditional formats. He could be an intriguing, low-cost option in a platoon situation for DFS.