Steven flagged David Peterson as a prime fade candidate in Atlanta. The left-hander threw a career-high 106 pitches in a complete-game shutout of Washington his last time out—a classic let-down setup. Peterson now draws a Braves lineup with established success against him: Austin Riley is 9-for-23, Marcell Ozuna has six Ks but plenty of hard contact, and Ozzie Albies plus Michael Harris have logged quality at-bats. Steven said this is "the moment" for anyone who likes to fade pitchers coming off a career outing, recommending either Braves moneyline, their team-total over, or individual hitter props versus Peterson owing to likely fatigue, regression and Atlanta’s right-handed power.

Steven highlighted Andrew Abbott as the second-best strikeout target on Tuesday. The Twins have been brutal against southpaws lately, striking out at a 27.9% clip (4th-highest over the past three weeks). Abbott owns 64 Ks through 62.2 innings and has reached 5-plus strikeouts in five of his last six outings. While Great American Ball Park suppresses his K-rate (21.5% at home vs 31.3% on the road), the matchup’s whiff upside plus Abbott’s slight bump against left-handed bats (27.4% K-rate) led Steven to suggest playing the over on his strikeout prop, especially for bettors comfortable with some park-based volatility.

Steven said Will Warren is in a smash spot for strikeout props against the swing-and-miss–heavy Angels. Los Angeles owns the 6th-highest K-rate versus right-handed pitching over the last three weeks (24.1%) and actually sat at #1 just a day ago. Warren has already piled up 79 punch-outs in only 63 innings and flashed true ceiling with seven-plus Ks in five of his last eight starts. Yankee Stadium works in his favor: his strikeout rate jumps to 30.9% at home compared with 27.1% on the road. He is especially lethal to same-handed hitters (32.1% K-rate vs righties). Steven framed it as the top K matchup on the slate and implied the over on Warren’s strikeout prop is worth attacking in both betting and DFS builds.