Bill Harrelson recommended taking Jung-Hu Lee under 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs versus Atlanta and Spencer Strider. Lee has stayed below that threshold in 7 of his last 10 and 12 of his last 20 games, plus all three prior meetings with the Braves this season. Overall he has topped 1.5 in just 49 of 96 games (51%). The matchup looks even tougher when you dig into splits: Lee is hitting only .242 against right-handers while Strider holds left-handed batters to a stingy .202 average (.211 overall). With the pitcher’s advantage and Lee’s recent skid, Harrelson expects another quiet night at the plate and is comfortable fading the Giants outfielder on PrizePicks.

It’s The Final Round pivoted from Matt Olson to Ronald Acuna Jr. because aging right-hander Justin Verlander draws the start in a daytime game. Verlander, now 42, is giving up a .285 average to right-handed hitters, an ugly .316 on the road, and an even worse .426 in July. Although he historically excels in day games (.241 BAA this year), Acuna’s own day-game numbers are elite: .338 average in daylight, .350 versus right-handers overall, and .323 at home. Since the All-Star break Acuna is 5-for-17 (.294) with a homer, two RBI, and seven runs, and he is unlikely to post back-to-back poor games after an 0-for-4, three-strikeout clunker Tuesday. Small but encouraging history: 1-for-2 with a double versus Verlander. The tout’s AI model assigns Acuna 50 % odds of a multi-hit game and 50 % to score a run. With Verlander’s declining stuff and Acuna’s daytime dominance, the tout recommends Acuna hit props, DFS captain builds, or parlay legs for Wednesday’s matinee.

Mark’s preferred angle is Braves –0.5 in the first five innings. Rookie right-hander Daniel (1.8 ERA through limited work) should give Atlanta four to five solid frames, and the offense benefits from a wind-aided Truist Park that is pushing out. Meanwhile San Francisco is ice-cold—losers of six straight and seven of eight overall—and has scored three runs or fewer in most of that stretch. Mark believes Atlanta’s superior lineup will jump Logan Ropp before the Giants bullpen can rescue him, making the F5 play safer than the full-game moneyline.

Just A Bet Outside recommended betting OVER on Bryce Elder’s hits-allowed prop, noting the Atlanta right-hander has surrendered 7+ knocks in five straight starts and an absurd 8+ in four straight. Elder’s pitch-to-contact profile (17.3 % K-rate, 43 % hard-hit allowed) combined with an 11.3 % walk rate means constant traffic, and the host joked he’s "trying to become the new Sensatela." Facing a Giants lineup that ranks top-10 in contact rate over the last month, the tout expects another 7–9 hits and would attack any line at 6.5 or lower.

Bamford wants nothing to do with a side but likes Atlanta’s team-total over 4.5 (projecting the market will hang either 4.5 or 5). He sees rookie Hayden Birdsong trending down after four straight losses prior to his A’s start, and believes another cross-country flight for the Giants sets up fatigue. While Bryce Elder has been scuffling, Bamford trusts Atlanta’s lineup in the middle of a homestand to exploit Birdsong’s shallow arsenal and a taxed San Francisco bullpen.