Bill Harrelson said Dane Myers should stay below 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs Tuesday versus Cleveland. Myers has cashed this under in nine straight games and in 17 of his last 20 (85%), collecting just one hit during that span despite averaging 3–4 plate appearances. He also stayed under the number the last time he faced the Guardians. For the season, Myers has gone under in 48 of 72 games (67%). Harrelson added that Myers is 0-for-3 lifetime off projected starter Logan Allen and that Underdog Fantasy is the only book still offering the prop, signaling market value. He views the under as a strong single-prop or anchor leg on PrizePicks.

Halterman recommended scooping up Dane Myers while he’s locked into everyday work with Derek Hill on the IL. The 29-year-old late bloomer is batting .342 thanks to a .433 BABIP, but Halterman highlighted real skill growth – improved contact rate and a pace that prorates to 20 homers and 40 steals over 162 games. Even if the hot BABIP cools, Myers could still settle around a 10-HR/30-SB season with an adequate average, which is plenty for managers chasing speed on waivers in standard roto leagues.