Eric Lindquist said he is looking to short David Fry’s offensive props—particularly hits and total bases—because the platoon catcher will likely log only two to three plate appearances against left-hander Robbie Ray before giving way to a defensive replacement. Fry owns a cringe-worthy 0.122 expected batting average this season despite a 70 percent hard-hit rate, a sign that his contact quality is masked by poor launch angles and well-placed defenders. With Cleveland ranking near the bottom of the league in production versus lefties and Oracle Park killing right-handed pull power, Lindquist believes any Fry over is mispriced and prefers betting under 0.5 hits or fading him in DFS showdown formats.