Mike DFS Army urged locking in Will Warren OVER 5.5 strikeouts before the line bumps to 6. Warren has cleared this number in 3 of his last 4 starts and owns a 28.7% K-rate overall. DraftKings has the over juiced to –135, and the DFS Army prop model gives it a 53.0% hit probability. The opponent, Seattle, strikes out at the 11th-highest clip in MLB (22.8%). Yankee Stadium isn’t hurting him either—Warren has racked up 58 strikeouts at home despite two fewer starts there and sports an ERA more than three runs lower than on the road. All signs point to plus strikeout volume in this spot.

Mike DFS Army advised betting J.T. Realmuto UNDER 0.5 singles in San Francisco. He dismissed recent game-log noise and focused on the difficult matchup with Giants left-hander Robbie Ray, who is limiting hitters to a .199 average. Realmuto is slashing a miserable .128 against lefties versus .307 against righties this year, making a single unlikely in pitcher-friendly Oracle Park. Books agree: Bet365 is hanging the under around –140. Given the park factor, Ray’s form, and Realmuto’s pronounced platoon split, Mike sees this as a strong fade.

Mike DFS Army recommended taking Jose Altuve UNDER 0.5 singles on PrizePicks. He pointed out that Altuve has failed to record a single in 3 of his last 5 games, 6 of his last 10, and 60% of his last 15. The matchup is against left-hander Joey Cantillo, and Altuve has struggled versus southpaws this season, batting just .208 against them compared to .284 against right-handers. Sports-book pricing backs the fade: Fanatics lists the under at –150 while the over is only –105 at FanDuel, signaling strong market confidence in the under. Because the prop is single-specific, doubles, homers, or walks do not beat the pick, further tilting value toward the under.

Mike DFS Army recommended the OVER 4.5 strikeouts for Royals lefty Noah Cameron against Pittsburgh. Cameron has cleared this line in three of his last five starts, and the matchup is ideal: the Pirates own the fourth-highest strikeout rate in MLB at 23.6 %. DraftKings is hanging the over at −125 juice, but there’s no vig on PrizePicks. Mike’s prop tool assigns a 51.3 % hit probability, making Cameron a strong complementary leg alongside the Sanchez under.

Mike DFS Army said to take the UNDER 5.5 strikeouts on Christopher Sanchez when he faces the Giants in San Francisco. Sanchez has fallen short of this number in five of his last seven outings, and Mike pointed out that Oracle Park historically suppresses strikeouts. While Sanchez carries a season-long 26.2 % K-rate, his expected strikeout rate sits four percentage points lower at 22.6 %, indicating looming regression. The Giants’ lineup is only league-average in Ks (22.6 %), so with the park factor and the expected regression, Mike likes the under, which his DFS Army prop tool gives a 52.05 % chance to hit.