Major League Baseball has a great 12-game slate on the scoreboard for Friday night, starting at 7:05 p.m. ET. After a Wrigley matinee and a few early games, there are plenty of strong, big-name stars in smash spots to consider building around. If you’re running short of salary cap space, though, you may need to dive into the bargain bin and find a few MLB DFS Value Picks. In this post, we’ll look at three of my top MLB DFS Value Picks, who each bring excellent upside at a bargain salary.
Let’s dive in and take a closer look at these options, who come with low salaries but high ceilings this Friday in my MLB DFS Value picks.
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After a tough start to the season, Bibee seems to be finding his groove, and he brings a very high ceiling for an option just over $7,000 from the probable pitchers for Friday night. Bibee has a 3.96 ERA and 4.96 FIP on the year while going 2-7 and averaging 15.2 FPTS per start. However, his 1.18 WHIP isn’t that bad, and he’s been trending in the right direction in his last several outings, showing his high ceiling.
Bibee has at least 23 FPTS in four of his last seven games, including impressive games of 25 FPTS and 29.4 FPTS in his two most recent outings. He faced the Rangers in his last road start, working eight shutout innings and allowing just three hits while striking out three. He will look for more success in the Lone Star State in Houston against the Astros, whom he held to two runs in six innings in a matchup earlier this season at Progressive Field.
He’s still risky after struggling early in the year, but his recent form is strong enough to make him a great value option. He has allowed three runs or fewer in six of his last seven outings. In his last start against the Tigers, he gave up just two hits and two walks while registering 15 swings and misses on 91 pitches. With his sinker effective once again
The Angels placed Mike Trout (hamstring) on the injured list and also remain without Jorge Soler (oblique), leaving them short on righty bats and in the outfield. Moore only played 2B last year in his time in the majors but has been playing outfield in the minors this year. He started in left field on Thursday, going 1-for-4 in his first game of the season.
The 23-year-old was fast-tracked to the majors last season and was ranked as the team’s No. 1 prospect in 2025. In his first taste of the majors, he hit just .198 but did hit seven homers and have a .288 wOBA. He started this season in Triple-A and showed a higher ceiling now that he’s further along in his development. He hit .333 in 51 games in Triple-A with nine homers, 10 stolen bases and a .465 wOBA. Moore is in a very favorable spot against the struggling Jeffrey Springs ($6,300) at hitter-happy Sutter Health Park, and he could end up as an excellent value to build around at the keystone spot with a high ceiling in ideal conditions.
Refsnyder gets a chance for a revenge game against the Red Sox as the Mariners host the struggling Sox in Seattle. For the last few seasons, Refsnyder was a lefty-killer for the Red Sox before he joined the Mariners before this season, and he’ll likely start and hit in the middle of the order against his former team and Ranger Suarez ($8,600).
Refsnyder is only hitting .143 with three homers for the Mariners this season, but he is 6-for-22 (.273) with a homer in his last 11 games and continues to excel against southpaws. On that side of his splits, Refsnyder has all three of his homers this year with a .226 wOBA. He has never faced Suarez in his career, but since this seems like the most painful outcome for the Red Sox and their fans, it seems very likely to happen based on how this season has unfolded so far.
He is barely over the minimum salary, and he won’t have to do much to return maximum value while continuing the Red Sox season of maximum pain.
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