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MLB Confirmed Lineups

April 20, 2026 MLB Confirmed Lineups

1 game · 1 confirmed · Updated Jun 4, 11:14 PM ET

The Almanac's Take

Only one lineup confirmed so far — thin slate to work with. The Detroit side has Dillon Dingler hitting fifth with 14 home runs and a .840 OPS, which is quietly one of the better production lines in this data set; pairing him with Riley Greene (.872 OPS, 4th) gives you a back-to-back stack with real thump. On the Boston side, Willson Contreras at second with 11 home runs and an .852 OPS is the kind of order-slot edge worth noting — that's a lot of power sitting one spot from the leadoff hole. Check back once the remaining games post.

Detroit Tigers @ Boston Red Sox

Away SP: Jack Flaherty(RHP)·Home SP: Sonny Gray(RHP)

Fenway Park · Final

Detroit Tigers

#1
Kevin McGonigleSS· LHB
.295/.393/.4243 HR · 21 RBI · .817 OPS
#2
Gleyber Torres2B· RHB
.264/.390/.3392 HR · 11 RBI · .729 OPS
#3
Colt Keith1B· LHB
.252/.284/.3260 HR · 5 RBI · .610 OPS
#4
Riley GreeneLF· LHB
.317/.401/.4716 HR · 29 RBI · .872 OPS
#5
Dillon DinglerDH· RHB
.250/.314/.52614 HR · 42 RBI · .840 OPS
#6
Kerry CarpenterRF· LHB
.247/.314/.4845 HR · 14 RBI · .798 OPS
#7
Matt VierlingCF· RHB
.230/.301/.3723 HR · 20 RBI · .673 OPS
#8
Hao-Yu Lee3B· RHB
.197/.240/.3101 HR · 7 RBI · .550 OPS
#9
Jake RogersC· RHB
.170/.228/.3021 HR · 5 RBI · .530 OPS

Boston Red Sox

#1
Roman AnthonyLF· LHB
.222/.344/.2870 HR · 4 RBI · .631 OPS
#2
Willson Contreras1B· RHB
.289/.364/.51211 HR · 33 RBI · .876 OPS
#3
Wilyer AbreuRF· LHB
.282/.348/.4327 HR · 28 RBI · .780 OPS
#4
Masataka YoshidaDH· LHB
.243/.316/.3301 HR · 8 RBI · .646 OPS
#5
Trevor StorySS· RHB
.206/.243/.3033 HR · 19 RBI · .546 OPS
#6
Jarren DuranCF· LHB
.221/.281/.41910 HR · 32 RBI · .700 OPS
#7
Caleb Durbin3B· RHB
.188/.239/.2911 HR · 21 RBI · .530 OPS
#8
Marcelo Mayer2B· LHB
.217/.270/.2892 HR · 14 RBI · .559 OPS
#9
Carlos NarváezC· RHB
.231/.298/.3372 HR · 3 RBI · .635 OPS

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