Pages (transcribed as Pahez) was flagged for his 2-for-3 (.667) line and homer against Austin Gomber plus a nine-of-10 game hit streak. The tout views him as a high-upside yet inexpensive addition to hit parlays in Colorado.

Guy Boston bet Andy Pages over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs at –105 on BetMGM. Pages has caught fire, clearing the mark in nine of his last ten games (3.0 per) and each of his last seven, including a 100 % hit rate over his last five (3.6 per). Season-long results are now 31-for-56 (55 %), but he struggled only in the first two weeks; since April 22 he’s been mostly green. The matchup brings additional comfort: Pages has gone over in three of four meetings with the Mets this year and nine of the last 14 dating to 2024 (64 %, 2.57 per). Outlier notes four straight overs at Dodger Stadium, averaging 3.2 combo stats. He owns a .295 average and 141 WRC+ versus right-handed pitching, and tonight faces Tylor Megill, who allows a .250 average, 5.00 ERA and .310 wOBA to fellow righties. Though Pages is 0-for-2 lifetime against Megill, Boston believes the current form, platoon edge and shaky opposing pitcher make the over mis-priced.

Kelly Kirby urged fantasy managers to cash out on Dodgers rookie Andy Pages while the stat line still glitters. Pages is slashing .292/.375/.521 with six homers and has even driven in more runs than Shohei Ohtani, but the underlying metrics scream "sell": his expected batting average is just .233 and his expected slugging percentage is a middling .401. Kirby warned that Los Angeles is rumored to be chasing a Luis Robert trade, and Pages would be the first everyday bat to lose plate appearances if that deal materializes. Between the looming playing-time crunch and the massive gap between actual and expected production, she advised flipping Pages for a mid-rotation arm—ideally a strikeout pitcher—before the inevitable summer correction torpedoes his value.

Beermakersfan labeled Andy Pages the slate’s sneaky value. Over his last 10 games the Dodger rookie is batting .462 with four homers and sports a .404 wOBA / .246 ISO against right-handed pitching—second best on a star-studded roster. Pirates right-hander Quinn Priester? No, Beer referenced Holmes, who has surrendered a .400+ wOBA, .340 ISO, 63 % hard-hit rate and 14 % barrel rate to righties while somehow carrying a .200 BABIP that screams negative regression. The profile gifts Pages double-dong upside at a bargain price.

Andy Pages (referred to as Andy Paez) is 3-for-5 (.600) lifetime against Cal Quantrill and riding a six-game hit streak. The tout lists him among the best BvP spots of the slate for a hits prop.

Bill Harrelson strongly recommended betting under 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs for Andy Pages, despite a recent strong performance against the Nationals with 4 combined hits, runs, and RBIs. Pages has consistently struggled against the set line, hitting under in 15 of his last 20 and 7 of his last 10 outings. Sportsbooks like DraftKings significantly favor the under at -125 odds, and although Pages performed well recently against the Nationals and Phillies, his season-long numbers indicate sustained struggles, having fallen below this total in 9 of his 12 total games, illustrating a poor 75% season success rate for the under.