B Wade took Bryson Stott over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs. Stott has cleared the mark in 10 of 16 games and in four straight, entering Friday with a .350 average against right‑handers (14‑for‑40). He’ll see Sandy Alcantara, 2–0 but holding a 4.70 ERA. Wade argued that even in lower‑scoring spots Stott finds a way to contribute, and with Philadelphia’s lineup humming he expects multiple counting stats yet again.

Bill Harrelson recommended betting against Bryson Stott scoring a run against the Giants, highlighting key factors that limit Stott. While Stott recently scored in two consecutive games, he has still stayed below 0.5 runs in eight of his last 10 and 14 of his last 20 games. Historically, he's failed to surpass this number in six of the last nine encounters against San Francisco. Crucially, Stott has also never recorded a hit against Giants starter Jordan Hicks, going 0-for-3 against him. Harrelson emphasized these pitcher splits and noted sportsbooks like DraftKings and Caesars also projecting negatively on Stott, creating strong confidence against his run-scoring capabilities for this matchup.

Guy Boston advises backing Bryson Stott to record a hit today against Robbie Ray, highlighting a favorable pitch-type matchup. Despite Stott having unimpressive OPS numbers versus lefties generally, he specifically thrives against fastballs and sliders, which comprise nearly the entirety of Ray's pitch selection. Additionally, Robbie Ray historically struggles notably against opposing left-handed hitters, further supporting Stott's likelihood of success in this spot despite the unfavorable handedness matchup on paper.