Just A Bet Outside raved about Bryan Woo’s consistency, noting the right-hander just set an MLB record with 25 straight starts of six or more innings and two or fewer walks. During that span Woo owns a 2.84 ERA, 1.05 WHIP and allows only 0.8 HR/9. Steven called him “the absolute ace of the Mariners” and expects the streak to continue against a Padres lineup that sits 26th in wRC+ versus power sinker/slider arms. He suggests backing Seattle on the first-five moneyline and trusting Woo in DFS cash builds for the built-in quality-start bonus.

Lindquist recommended the Padres money-line at any plus price with Yu Darvish opposing Brian Woo in Seattle. Darvish owns a .225 expected batting average allowed and 34.7 % hard-hit rate, and T-Mobile Park’s low-variance environment further tilts things toward the better starter. He pointed out that several of Seattle’s most dangerous bats—Julio Rodriguez, Randy Arozarena, Eugenio Suarez—swing from the right side, a matchup Darvish traditionally handles well. Lindquist expects the line, which opened around +105, to close with San Diego favored and suggested grabbing the Friars early or isolating them first five if the full-game price disappears.