Our first normal Monday schedule since the break includes 10 of 11 games on the main daily fantasy slate without any afternoon action.  

A whopping 14 of the 15 games on Friday are on the main daily fantasy slate, one of the largest slates of the season.

Again, Wednesday is get away day for most teams. The result is small daily fantasy slates on Wednesday and Thursday with a lot of early afternoon action.

Ten of the 15 games on Tuesday are on the main daily fantasy slate.

A 13 game Monday board includes just nine on the daily fantasy slate.  

July was our smallest sample of the season with the All Star break and additional skipped days, due to pitching attrition and uncertainty. However, except for the very beginning and very end, it was basically one long downward slope. 

Again, Wednesday is get away day for nearly everyone. The result is small daily fantasy slates on Wednesday and Thursday with a lot of early afternoon action.

The Tuesday schedule is exactly the same as Monday except for an early game as part of a double-header and 12 of 15 on the main daily fantasy slate. The second game of the double-header is not one of them.

All 30 teams are in action on the second Monday following the break. Without any afternoon games, 12 games represent the main daily fantasy slate.  

We end the first full week back from the break with a 13 game daily fantasy slate, only a pair of which are on the west coast.

With all teams in action six days in a row after the break, Wednesday is get away day for nearly everyone. The result is small daily fantasy slates on Wednesday and Thursday with a lot of early afternoon action.

The Tuesday schedule is exactly the same as Monday without an afternoon game and 10 of 15 on the main daily fantasy slate.