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MLB11 min readMarch 29, 2026

Michael Wacha’s 23 FP & AthX Top 5 Hitters and Pitchers (March 28, 2026)

Michael Wacha and AthX Engine MLB daily fantasy points, March 28 2026 at getathx.com

Quick takeaway

Saturday, March 28, 2026 was another full slate. Michael Wacha led all pitchers at 23 AthX fantasy points. Shea Langeliers and Royce Lewis tied for the hitter lead at 10 each. This post uses two tables—five arms and five bats—so you are not mixing roles on the same ladder.

For the night before, see Top 10 AthX Players (March 27, 2026). For Opening Weekend context, see our March 27 recaps (Blue Jays–Athletics, Yankees–Giants, and more).

How we built these leaderboards

We ranked pitchers (positions SP, RP, P) and hitters (everyone else) separately against daily_player_stats for March 28, 2026, then took the top five in each group. Not a rest-of-season projection. For trading context, see dynamic pricing and understanding dividends.

Why we publish separate pitcher and hitter tables is explained once in the March 26 Top 10 post.

Top 5 pitchers (March 28, 2026)

RankPlayerTeamPosAthX FPNotes
1Michael WachaRoyalsSP236 IP, 0 R, 3 H, 7 K vs. Braves (box)
2Dylan CeaseBlue JaysSP20.3312 K, 5.1 IP in Toronto’s extra-inning win
T-3Mitch KellerPiratesSP206 scoreless IP, 3 K
T-3Bryan WooMarinersSP20Full-card workload line
5Joe BoyleRaysSP176 IP, 4 K, 2 ER vs. St. Louis

Top 5 hitters (March 28, 2026)

RankPlayerTeamPosAthX FPNotes
T-1Shea LangeliersAthleticsC10Grand slam in a 7–8 loss at Toronto
T-1Royce LewisTwins3B10Big day in Minnesota’s lineup
T-3Jorge SolerAngelsOF9Power in the Angels’ lineup
T-3Wilyer AbreuRed SoxOF9Boston’s outfield production
T-3Luis Robert Jr.MetsOF9Walk-off three-run homer vs. Pittsburgh

Pitcher spotlight

1. Michael Wacha (Royals)player page

  • **Traditional line (at Atlanta, ESPN box score): 6 IP, 3 H, 0 ER, 1 BB, 7 K, 0 HR; game score 72; 80 pitches, 57** strikes (ESPN pitch count).
  • AthX FP: 23#1 among all pitchers on March 28 in AthX Engine daily tracking.
  • Trading takeaway: Wacha left a 0–0 game after six; Kansas City pushed 2–0 in the 7th and 8th before the bullpen took the L in the 9th (see Braves 6, Royals 2). His 23 FP reflects the starter innings—pair it with dynamic pricing and the full-game result so you do not blame the ace line for a reliever inning.
  • 2. Dylan Cease (Blue Jays)

    20.33 fantasy points with a 12-strikeout night—exactly the kind of swing-and-miss profile traders notice when Blue Jays shares move.

    T-3. Mitch Keller (Pirates) and Bryan Woo (Mariners)

    Both at 20 fantasy points. Keller’s six scoreless frames anchored Pittsburgh’s side of an 11-inning game at Citi Field; Woo’s line stood out on the West Coast slate.

    5. Joe Boyle (Rays)

    17 fantasy points across six innings in St. Louis—starter workload even though the Rays eventually lost in extras.

    Hitter spotlight

    T-1. Shea Langeliers (Athletics) and Royce Lewis (Twins)

    Both at 10 fantasy points. Langeliers’ grand slam drove the Oakland rally in Toronto; Lewis paced Minnesota’s infield production the same night.

    T-3. Jorge Soler (Angels), Wilyer Abreu (Red Sox), Luis Robert Jr. (Mets)

    All at 9 fantasy points. Robert’s walk-off capped a long pitchers’ duel—see Mets 4, Pirates 2 for the inning-by-inning story.

    Ties, tiers, and how to read them

    Wacha clears the field at 23. Behind him, 20 and 20.33 cluster tightly—normal on a 15-game day. On hitters, 9–10 fantasy points bunch fast when multiple clubs post loud lines without a single 15+ blowup. Pitcher and hitter tables stay separate so those clusters do not get confused.

    What this means if you use AthX

    Daily fantasy points tell you who won the box score under AthX Engine rules for one night. They do not replace season projections, and they do not predict the next session’s price. They do help you line up what you watched with what the platform stored.

    If you trade shares, treat this as context, then layer dynamic pricing and your own read on matchups and health.

    More from March 28, 2026

  • Braves 6, Royals 2 — Wacha 23 FP & Dominic Smith’s slam
  • Cardinals 6, Rays 5 (10 innings)
  • Rangers 5, Phillies 4 (10 innings)
  • Blue Jays 8, Athletics 7 (11 innings)
  • Mets 4, Pirates 2 (11 innings)
  • Top 10 AthX Players (March 27, 2026)
  • What to do next

    Open the marketplace for live listings, and keep How AthX MLB season projections work handy when you want season-long context next to a single-day spike.

    *Daily fantasy points from AthX Engine daily_player_stats for March 28, 2026. This write-up is for information only and is not financial advice.*

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