Cash Out Sports Picks recommended the Marlins on the moneyline citing Cal Quantrill’s strong track record versus San Francisco. Quantrill owns a 3-0 career mark with a 3.06 ERA and has limited the current Giants roster to a .204 average (11 K in 54 AB). Miami has won six of his last nine starts and the right-hander is trending up, surrendering only six earned runs over his past 17.2 innings. The Giants are just 5-12 ATS as road favorites and have cooled off offensively while starting rookie Kyle Harrison, who has logged only 9.1 MLB innings this season. With Miami 4-2 ATS as recent underdogs against SF, the tout sees the Fish as a value home pup.

JD Bets said to hit the Over 2.5 Walks line on Cal Quantrill. His logic: Philadelphia’s lineup is drawing 4.3 free passes per game over the last ten contests, the second‑highest clip in MLB during that span, and they profile as one of the most disciplined offenses early in the season. Quantrill, meanwhile, is averaging exactly three walks per start and has already issued five in a single outing, so the baseline volume is there. With 14‑mph winds blowing toward right‑center, JD expects Phillies hitters to stay patient and force deep counts rather than chase for power, further inflating the walk outlook. Because Quantrill is not a strike‑out‑heavy arm (3.6 K/game last year) there’s little deterrent to taking pitches. All of that makes the 2.5 number too low in JD’s eyes.

B Wade strongly advocates betting on Cal Quantrill allowing more than 1.5 earned runs. Quantrill has conceded at least two earned runs in 17 of his last 20 games, recently being an anomaly by shutting out the Braves. Wade points out that Quantrill had an extremely poor opening performance this year, allowing six earned runs against the Mets, and asserts the shutout game against struggling Atlanta was not indicative of his actual skill level. Last season Quantrill allowed 3 and then 2 earned runs in two starts against the Nationals, who Wade notes have improved offensively this year. He highlights that Washington ranks around the middle in MLB scoring, ahead of teams like the Phillies, Orioles, and Blue Jays.

Kenny G expects Miami starter Cal Quantrill to perform respectably despite his shaky 6.00 ERA start. Though Quantrill struggled versus the Mets, he bounced back impressively at Atlanta, pitching five shutout innings with four strikeouts. Kenny doesn't anticipate Quantrill getting 'destroyed' by a Nationals lineup he describes positively but admits is still average (15th in runs, 15th batting average). Given Quantrill’s proven upside against the Braves and a manageable matchup, Kenny leans towards playing the under eight and a half total, expecting solid pitching from Quantrill.

Dylan Rockford liked the over (8 runs) in the Marlins-Braves matchup, primarily due to continuing struggles from Miami's Cal Quantrill. Despite acknowledging Quantrill's vulnerability (he gave up six runs in four innings against the Mets), Rockford also believes Miami can put some runs up on Braves starter AJ Smith, whom he described as merely okay—neither good nor bad. Dylan mentioned the Marlins being notably feisty offensively early in the season. Given both teams' potential run production and Quantrill's persistent struggles, Rockford saw clear value betting the over rather than picking a side.

Scott Reichel strongly advised betting the Braves on the run line (-1.5) due to his persistent fade of Marlins starter Cal Quantrill. Quantrill was demolished by the Mets in his first outing (allowing six runs in four innings), and Reichel has lingering skepticism of his overall ability. Despite the Braves' winless start (due largely to facing top-tier teams Dodgers and Padres), he feels a significant performance turnaround is imminent against an inferior Marlins squad. He sees this as a prime spot for Atlanta's powerful lineup to rebound convincingly, expecting comfortable run line coverage at plus-money value.

JD Bets recommends betting on Cal Quantrill to allow over 3.5 hits against the Mets. Quantrill averaged 5.7 hits allowed over his recent games, and despite leaving hitter-friendly Colorado, JD argues he'll struggle to show improvement on the road in Miami. Historically, Quantrill gave up fewer than three hits only in one recent start, consistently allowing four or more over an extended period. The Mets lineup presents a tougher matchup than he's faced recently, reinforcing the recommendation. JD also mentioned he would include the Mets money line in a parlay, motivated by Quantrill's struggles with hits allowed.

Guy Boston suggests targeting Miami pitcher Cal Quantrill's hits allowed total as an actionable bet against the Mets today. He highlights Quantrill's very poor numbers last season—allowing over 4.5 hits in 22 of 29 total starts and hitting the under narrowly in most of the remaining games. Guy Boston points out that the Mets have hitters like Lindor and Soto who historically hit righties effectively. Although he notes possible early-season risks due to limited pitch counts if Quantrill gets shelled early, he favors the over 3.5 hits allowed at -160 and strongly leans toward over 4.5 hits (+money odds) as a strong value option.