Using Fantasy Baseball Projections to Identify Possible March 30 Streamers: Jung Hoo Lee, Eduardo Rodriguez, Nolan Schanuel and More

A lot of fantasy baseball matchups end today (Sunday, March 30). Some of you might be in tight matchups, or are simply looking for some streaming options for the final day of the fantasy matchup.

The point of this article is to identify some possible streaming options at every position. I'll be using fantasy projections from FantasySP to get us moving in the right direction.

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Catchers

New York Yankees' Austin Wells is owned in 86% of leagues and is projected for four points. He had two solo homers and two walks across eight plate appearances in his first two games.

Starting catchers usually won't start every game in a weekend series, but because the team had off Friday, there's a decent chance Wells is in the Sunday lineup again.

Washington's Keibert Ruiz is projected for three points and is rostered in just 45% of leagues. In two games, Ruiz had two homers, a double, three RBIs and two runs scored. With a day off already, there's a chance he starts again on Sunday.

Texas' Jonah Heim is projected for three points and is owned in just 15% of leagues. Across six plate appearances in two games, Heim has two solo homers. Watch the Texas starting lineup to make sure he's in there, but Heim is available to just about everyone.

Toronto's Alejandro Kirk is owned in just 23% of leagues and is also set for three points. He's played three games already, so there's a decent chance he's going to sit on Sunday. Kirk has two hits, an RBI and a run scored in 12 plate appearances so far.

St. Louis' Ivan Herrera (37%), Philadelphia's J.T. Realmuto (90%), Arizona's Gabriel Moreno (68%), Cleveland's Bo Naylor (8%), San Francisco's Patrick Bailey (6%), LA Angels' Logan O'Hoppe (85%) and Minnesota's Ryan Jeffers (31%) are other catchers at three projected fantasy points.

First Basemen

New York Yankees' Paul Goldschmidt (89%) is set for five fantasy points. He has a homer, double, RBI, walk and three runs scored across nine plate appearances so far.

Baltimore's Ryan O'Hearn (9%) sits at four projected points. In three games and across 14 plate appearances, O'Hearn had a double, four total hits, one walk and one run scored.

LA Angels' Nolan Schanuel (16%) and Cincinnati's Christian Encarnacion-Strand (43%) are also at four projected points.

Schanuel has a single across eight plate appearances in two games so far. Encarnacion-Strand had a homer and double among four hits, one RBI and run scored across eight plate appearances in two contests.

Second Basemen

Chicago Cubs' Nico Hoerner (94%) is projected for four points. In two games and nine plate appearances so far, Hoerner has two singles, an RBI, a walk and one run scored.

Washington's Luis Garcia Jr. (91%) is another second baseman projected for four fantasy points. In his lone game and four plate appearances so far, Garcia had two singles, a stolen base and an RBI.

Milwaukee's Brice Turang (84%) is also projected for four points. In two games and nine plate appearances, Turang has a homer among his two hits, three RBIs and three runs scored.

Shortstops

New York Yankees' Anthony Volpe (89%) is set for four fantasy points. He had two homers, four RBIs, two walks and three runs scored across two games and 10 plate appearances.

Miami's Xavier Edwards (85%), Chicago Cubs' Dansby Swanson (88%), Minnesota's Carlos Correa (73%), Seattle's Dylan Moore (13%), Boston's Ceddanne Rafaela (69%), Arizona's Geraldo Perdomo (5%), Boston's Trevor Story (40%), Minnesota's Willi Castro (75%), Seattle's J.P. Crawford (8%), St. Louis' Masyn Winn (78%) and Colorado's Ezequiel Tovar (86%) are in a massive group of fantasy shortstops projected for three points on Sunday.

Third Basemen

St. Louis' Nolan Arenado (94%) is projected for four points on Sunday. In two games and nine plate appearances, Arenado has a homer and double among his four hits, two RBIs, one walk and two runs scored.

New York Yankees' Oswaldo Cabrera (5%), Toronto's Ernie Clement (4%), Arizona's Eugenio Suarez (91%), Kansas City's Maikel Garcia (59%), Cincinnati's Jeimer Candelario (15%), Texas' Josh Jung (66%), Pittsburgh's Ke'Bryan Hayes (9%), Tampa Bay's Christopher Morel (48%), Minnesota's Jose Miranda (7%), Chicago White Sox' Miguel Vargas (6%), Colorado's Ryan McMahon (45%) and Milwaukee's Joey Ortiz (37%) are among the fantasy 3B projected for three points.

Outfielders

San Francisco's Jung Hoo Lee (52%) is projected for four fantasy points on Sunday. In two games and eight plate appearances so far, Lee has a single, RBI, stolen base, two walks and two runs scored.

Texas' Joc Pederson (30%) is projected for four points as well. Pederson has played in all three games and gotten eight plate appearances so far. He's got a single, a walk and a run scored.

Baltimore's Cedric Mullins (78%) is another outfielder projected for four points. He has two homers among his four hits, six RBIs, one stolen base and walk and three runs scored over 14 plate appearances in three contests.

Cleveland's Lane Thomas (73%) is projected for four fantasy points. In two games and nine plate appearances, Thomas has two singles.

St. Louis' Alec Burleson (76%) is another outfielder set at four fantasy points. Across two games and eight plate appearances, Burleson has one single, a walk and one run scored.

Toronto's George Springer (69%) and Minnesota's Byron Buxton (57%) are two more outfielders projected for four fantasy points.

Springer has two singles, a stolen base and a run scored across nine plate appearances in three contests. Buxton has no hits across two games and eight plate appearances.

Starting Pitchers

San Francisco's Robbie Ray is projected for 18 fantasy points - he's also owned in 89% of leagues. He'll make his season debut against the Reds.

San Diego's Nick Pivetta is owned in 91% of leagues and is projected for 16 points. He faces a tough Atlanta lineup on Sunday.

Arizona's Eduardo Rodriguez is projected for 14 fantasy points and is owned in just 18% of leagues. He faces the Cubs on Sunday.

Pittsburgh's Andrew Heaney (7%) has a favorable matchup against the Marlins. He's projected for 14 points.

Toronto's Chris Bassitt (56%) and Atlanta's AJ Smith-Shawver (35%) are also projected for 14 fantasy points. Bassitt will face the Orioles, while Smith-Shawver battles the Padres.

Milwaukee's Aaron Civale (10%) is projected for 13 points in his start against the Yankees.

Boston's Richard Fitts (11%), Miami's Max Meyer (29%), Chicago Cubs' Matthew Boyd (18%), Cincinnati's Nick Martinez (55%) and Washington's Mitchell Parker (5%) are all projected for 12 fantasy points.

Fitts will start against the Rangers today, while Meyer faces the Pirates. Boyd battles the Diamondbacks. Martinez will start against the Giants, while Parker faces the Phillies.

Tampa Bay's Taj Bradley (83%) and New York Yankees' Marcus Stroman (11%) are at 11 projected fantasy points. Bradley takes on the Rockies, while Stroman faces the Brewers.

St. Louis' Andre Pallante (5%) and Athletics' JP Sears (12%) are the pitchers projected for 10 fantasy points. Pallante will start against the Twins, while Sears faces the Mariners.

Final Notes

Starting lineups can be found on team's social media pages, and are all posted on the MLB's site.

Probable starting pitchers can also be found on the MLB's site, and it can go a few days into the future for almost every team too.