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Thursday's slate of MLB games may be limited, but there is still plenty of daily fantasy baseball to be played. But with so many players to pick apart, whittling down the options can still be a difficult task even with only six night games.

Luckily, we've taken the time to pull out a few players to target and trash for Thursday on DraftKings. So before locking in your lineups, take a look at these players for your rosters.

With about six weeks remaining in the 2015 MLB campaign, the postseason races are beginning to take shape.

In most cases, the picture remains in flux, with multiple teams jockeying for position. Really, other than the Kansas City Royals in the American League Central, no division or wild-card winner is a foregone conclusion.

But we've seen enough baseball to officially label this the homestretch and assess the odds of each contender advancing past the regular season.

Just ask Clayton Kershaw. It's time for the Los Angeles Dodgers to hit the panic button.

"I hope we're panicking a little bit," Kershaw told Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times after the team recently tumbled through a season-worst five-game losing streak. "I think panic's a good thing, to a certain extent."

New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez is facing legal trouble stemming from a prior business arrangement with his ex-brother-in-law.

For the Detroit Tigers, 2015 will go down as the year their string of consecutive division titles ended at four. But it might also be remembered as the season in which they got Justin Verlander back.

There have been multiple scary incidents around Major League Baseball this season involving bats and balls going into the crowds, and the Philadelphia Phillies reportedly want to make the in-game experience safer for fans as a result.

A day after ESPN baseball analyst Curt Schilling was pulled from the network's coverage of the 2015 Little League World Series, the company decided the former pitcher will not appear in the booth for this week's Sunday Night Baseball clash between the Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Dodgers, according to Matt Yoder of Awful Announcing.<

Mike Trout and Bryce Harper are the clear front-runners for the two MVP awards this season.

Who are the dark horses who could snatch the awards away from baseball's two poster boys?

Bleacher Report's Scott Miller joins Stephen Nelson to name two players in each league who aren't getting the hype but are legit contenders for the 2015 MVP awards.

With the help of his fellow Tooele, Utah, residents, 20-year-old Ryan Tomac was able to cross something off his bucket list recently.

He got to watch his favorite team, the Cincinnati Reds, play at Great American Ball Park.

Tomac was diagnosed with chondrosarcoma, a rare cancer, last summer. Recently, he was informed that the cancer had returned and that there was nothing doctors could do. So he created a bucket list.

Tampa Bay Rays catcher Curt Casali injured his hamstring Tuesday night while he rounded the bases after hitting a home run. The team placed the catcher on the 15-day disabled list with a hamstring strain. 

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