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DENVER -- Daniel Amigo scored 19 points and pulled down eight rebounds to lead Denver to a 74-52 win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Monday night.Amigo finished 5 of 8 from the field and 9 of 12 at the line. Thomas Neff hit a career-high six 3-pointers to total 18 points for the Pioneers (7-5), who have won four consecutive games.Ghiavonni Robinson led Arkansas-Pine Bluff (1-12) with 12 points. The Lions have lost 11 straight, the last six of which have come by double figures.The Lions were only outshot by Denver by 2.2 percent (46.9-44.7), but they reached the free throw line just four times and were minus-19 total points (21-2).Denver led by 13 at the half and maintained a double digit lead throughout the second. Two Amigo free throws made it 49-30 with 12:59 left, and two more pushed the lead past 20 with 3:04 remaining. Fake Shoes Website . -- Playing time has been limited for Maxim Tissot this season, so the Montreal Impact defender made the most of his first scoring opportunity on Saturday. Fake Shoes For Sale . -- Brandon Jennings made the most of his first game with the Detroit Pistons on Sunday night. http://www.fakeshoesforsale.com/fake-yeezys/ . This should be celebrated because it will not always be this way. With the amount of money given to players by their clubs these days, it is a wonder that so many of those teams allow the sport to continue to take away many of their assets so they can play for a different team in the middle of their season. Fake Shoes . The Cincinnati Reds remain perfect with their speedy rookie outfielder in the starting lineup. Fake Jordans . The mixed zone is not a place to make friends. A pair of aces take to the mound on Sunday heading in opposite directions, while many mid-tier starters find themselves in unenviable matchups. Which starters deserve a spot on your fantasy team, and which teams have the hitting matchups to target in DFS contests? We break down the entire slate in our Daily Notes.PitchingEliteThe American League Cy Young award race is wide open, and one of the candidates, Corey Kluber, will state his case Sunday. The Cleveland Indians righty was slow out of the gate but since June 1, hes spun a 2.32 ERA with a 0.95 WHIP, supported by a 9.1 K/9 and 2.2 BB/9. For the past month, Klubers boasted a 1.76 ERA, emulating the second half push that netted him the 2014 award. Sunday will be a challenge with the explosive Toronto Blue Jays closing out a set in Cleveland. The visitors have taken a hit without Jose Bautista and have been missing Josh Donaldson the first two games of the series. Even if the All-Star third baseman returns, Kluber is the top option on the card and in play for everyone favoring to pay up for pitching in all DFS formats.Going in the opposite direction as Kluber is Noah Syndergaard. Its not as if hes stinking up the joint, but a 4.08 ERA and 1.57 WHIP for the past month is very un-Thor like. In fact, Syndergaard hasnt lasted more than six innings since July 3, spanning seven outings. Of course, this has coincided with the news Syndergaard is working with bone chips in his throwing elbow. It doesnt get any easier for the 23-year-old right-hander as hell take the hill in AT&T Park against the grinding San Francisco Giants. If youre paying for pitching, Kluber has a safer floor and higher ceiling than Syndergaard, something that would have raised eyebrows during the first couple of months of the season.SolidDrew Smyly is reminding many why hes so highly thought of when hes healthy. The leftys strikeout rate is off from last years double-digit mark, but the pitch efficiency is allowing Smyly to work deeper into games. Despite making some moves to improve their lineup versus southpaws, the Texas Rangers have been below average, especially on the road. Factor in that the contest will be in Tropicana Field, a pitcher-friendly venue, and Smyly is in a good spot to keep his second-half roll going.Since moving into the Kansas City Royals rotation, Danny Duffy has started 18 games, recording a stellar 2.68 ERA and 0.95 ERA. Add in a 9.6 K/9 and a 1.7 BB/9 and that looks eerily like a Jake Arrieta line. Obviously, Duffy needs more than 18 starts to be talked about in those terms, but save for the change of scenery for Arrieta, their career arcs are pretty similar. Next up for the 27-year old southpaw is the Minnesota Twins in Kauffman Stadium. The visitors hit lefties hard, but they also offer some strikeout upside, making Duffy worth paying for in GPP tournaments.Heading back to the senior circuit was supposed be the elixir for Jeff Samardzija. While he hasnt been terrible, the return hasnt been as triumphant as many hoped. With a quarter of the season left, theres still plenty of time for the Shark to make a difference, beginning with a home affair against the scuffling New York Mets. Yoenis Cespedes is back, but even so, Samardzija should be able to do his part to keep the game close while his teammates take aim at Syndergaards throws.When Gio Gonzalez throws strikes, good things usually happen. The Washington Nationals inconsistent southpaw has been in control lately, issuing no more than two free passes in his past six outings. Considering the opposing Atlanta Braves are the third-least patient club in the league with a lefty on the hill, Gonzalez is in a great spot to keep the streak intact. Theres not a ton of strikeout upside, but even so, Gonzalez is a fine complementary arm on DFS sites requiring multiple pitchers.StreamersSunday offers bad news for those looking for a diamond in the rough to stream on the last day of most head-to-head scoring periods. Despite half the field landing in the spot-starting range with a projected game score between 46 and 52, those in enticing spots are few and far between. Of course, needs trump analysis, so do what you have to do. If youd like a little more help with an option not featured, please post in the comments or shoot a Tweet to @ToddZola and Ill be happy to share my thoughhts.ddddddddddddCiting Jhoulys Chacin as a streamer is proof positive there is a dearth of options. The Los Angeles Angels righty has fared no better than Tim Lincecum, the guy whom he replaced in the rotation. However, the revamped New York Yankees are largely right-handed and incur a huge park downgrade in the Halos home park. If youre desperate for a win, the Angels sticks should provide some run support with Chad Green taking the hill for the visitors.Since entering the San Diego Padres rotation, Luis Perdomo has started only four of 13 games in Petco Park. Sunday marks his fifth as the Arizona Diamondbacks close out a series against their NL West brethren. Perdomo is a below-average hurler, but if youre in need of some punch outs and have some wiggle room with ratios, the Snakes are prone to swing and miss with a righty on the mound.Lost in the Rangers chase for a playoff spot is Martin Perezs lack of development this season. Perez is in a good spot to help his teams cause, facing the Tampa Bay Rays on the road in Tropicana Field. Perez enjoys a huge park boost along with facing a club that fans at a 25 percent clip against southpaws.AvoidDespite the lack of notable streaming options, everyone is in play on Sunday with the exception of four pitchers registering a projected game score 45 or below. Jorge De La Rosa is vulnerable to a powerful Chicago Cubs squad in Coors Field. Matt Garza really struggles with lefties and takes on a Seattle Mariners squad that sends up a parade of lefty swingers. The Pittsburgh Pirates are scuffling, but theyre still dangerous against Jose Urena, a righty that doesnt miss many bats, giving up a lot of hits. Henry Owens is talented, but the Boston southpaw needs to keep the walks under control if he wants to succeed in the big leagues.HittingThe Seattle Mariners are ninth overall in terms of runs per game, in large part because of the quality of their left-handed swingers. Theyre especially potent against pedestrian right-handers like Matt Garza. The formidable force begins with Nori Aoki and Seth Smith setting things up for Robinson Cano and Kyle Seager. Adam Lind is back in the teams good graces while Nelson Cruz is an option despite lacking the platoon edge.Among the many strengths of the Chicago Cubs is a balanced lineup, equally potent against righties and lefties. On Sunday, the righty swingers are in the spotlight, facing southpaw Jorge De La Rosa at Coors Field. Kris Bryant is the chalk play from the two-hole with Addison Russell usually hitting fifth followed by Jorge Soler. A large part of the Cubs success is having switch hitters lead off and clean up, giving Dexter Fowler and Ben Zobrist the platoon edge when the bullpen inevitably takes over.Jesse Hahn isnt ready to return, giving Zach Neal another start, this time against the Chicago White Sox. Neal is vulnerable to left-handed bats, and while the Pale Hose cant compete with the Mariners in terms of quality or quantity, Adam Eaton, Justin Morneau and J.B. Shuck comprise a stealth affordable stack for the contrarian crowd.Another contrarian option resides in the Steel City with the Pittsburgh Pirates facing Jose Urena. The Bucs arent an especially effective team to stack since their more of a grinding squad than home run threat but with Andrew McCutchens stick (and legs) showing signs of life in August, building a stack around a cheaply priced Cutch can reap benefits. John Jaso and Gregory Polanco are the choices with the platoon edge. Josh Harrison and?Starling Marte?are in play at the top of the order, despite being devoid of the platoon advantage.The Detroit Tigers are in a great spot with southpaw Henry Owens stepping in for Eduardo Rodriguez. Ian Kinsler, Miguel Cabrera and J.D. Martinez pose a formidable threat.Most likely to hit a homer: Hitting second on the road means Bryant will see plenty of plate appearances. Facing De La Rosa means hes in scoring position when he steps into the batters box. Theres a good chance one of those chances ends in a trot around the bases.Most likely to steal a base: The chance Dee Gordon gets on base with Ryan Vogelsong on the hill are pretty good. The chance he runs wild are almost 100 percent. ' ' '