Josh Inglis grabbed Jacob deGrom Under 1.5 walks allowed at +120, arguing the line should be closer to even money now that the ace appears healthy. DeGrom went 21 outs on 96 pitches in his last start and issued just one walk, mirroring his pre-injury track record of roughly 0.25 walks per inning. Inglis expects Texas to cap him around 18 outs or 90-95 pitches, still plenty for his elite strike-throwing to shine. Opponent matters too—the Athletics rank 25th in walk rate at 8.1%, forcing hitters to swing early or risk falling behind in lethal counts. With improved health, trademark command, and a free-swinging lineup, Inglis sees value in the plus-odds Under.

Josh Inglis is attacking Tyler Anderson Under 16.5 outs recorded at +120, citing obvious regression flags. Anderson has yielded only five hits across his last three outings thanks to a .157 BABIP that Inglis says is unsustainable. Statcast expected numbers paint a much uglier picture, and even during this lucky stretch he has logged 18 outs just once in four starts. The lefty just threw a season-high 96 pitches, something he has eclipsed only three times in his past 14 starts dating back to August, and Inglis doubts Phil Nevin pushes him that hard again. Facing a patient Pirates lineup, he projects Anderson to exit before completing 5 2⁄3 innings, making the plus-money Under attractive.