JD Bets recommends betting the over for Dean Kremer's earned runs (over 2.5 earned runs), believing Kremer is vulnerable based on recent outings. He highlights Kremer's poor recent performances, notably giving up 4 earned runs against Cleveland previously and allowing 8 runs recently to a weak Kansas City lineup. Despite Cleveland's lower hitting ranking, JD expects multiple home runs and scores from them against Kremer, emphasizing the recent pattern of struggles.

Jimmy Adams labeled Orioles starting pitcher Dean Kremer as an immediate fade, highlighting his exceptionally poor early-season performance and underlying metrics. Kremer enters with an ERA over 8.00 through his first three starts this season, having allowed five runs on Opening Day followed by six runs in his most recent outing. Adams detailed Kremer's particularly troubling analytics, noting that he ranks in the fourth percentile in pitching run value and fifth percentile in whiff percentage, pointing out his inability to get swings and misses and generally weak velocity. Given these dire indicators and the Orioles' recent struggles losing four of their last five games, Adams strongly recommended betting against Kremer in this matchup.

Just A Bet Outside highlights Dean Kremer as a struggling starter to target. Through his first three games, Kremer surrendered five, two, and six runs while not surpassing five innings pitched in any outing. His strikeout figures are extremely low with only 11 Ks over 14.1 innings and alarmingly few whiffs. Opponents have easily scored three-plus runs off Kremer before bullpens even become involved, making the Guardians' team total over 2.5 a strong play.

Chris Ruffolo advised fading Dean Kremer due to his rough start to the 2025 MLB season. Kremer has struggled significantly through his first three starts, all on the road, posting an 8.16 ERA and giving up four home runs and 13 earned runs in just 14.1 innings pitched. Ruffolo highlighted Kremer's issues with consistent hard contact, referencing his recent start against the Diamondbacks where he surrendered six runs including three home runs over only 4.2 innings. Ruffolo also pointed out Kremer's previous season struggles pitching at home, where his ERA was nearing 4.5, reinforcing a negative stance on Kremer's outlook facing a disciplined Guardians lineup.

JD Bets advises strongly against considering Dean Kremer strikeout props versus Arizona. Although Kremer has recently averaged just under 5 strikeouts per outing, Arizona ranks second-best in the league at limiting strikeouts per game (6.6 K/game). JD emphasizes this mismatch, cautioning bettors that any recent form for Kremer does not outweigh Arizona's proven contact-hitting ability. He sees no value in this prop despite surface-level appeal.

Kenny G cautioned strongly against confidence in Dean Kremer, who is expected to start for the Orioles against Arizona. Kremer has opened the season poorly, holding a discouraging 6.52 ERA through his initial starts. Recalling Kremer's struggles last year, Kenny expressed worries around Baltimore's chances, particularly considering they're coming off potential bullpen fatigue and injury concerns (Zach Eflin) in their ongoing series with Arizona. These factors collectively paint a dim picture, with Kenny highlighting skepticism around Kremer providing sufficient quality innings.

Michael Savio is backing the Diamondbacks moneyline, citing Dean Kremer's persistent struggles. Through two starts, Kremer has a concerning 6.52 ERA and 1.55 WHIP, suggesting ongoing pitching difficulties particularly with control. Savio notes that Kremer's issues were pronounced against the D-backs previously, allowing six total runs (three earned) and four walks in 5⅔ innings last season, despite Arizona's offensive limitations at that time. Arizona's improved lineup this year likely spells continued struggles for Kremer, making the Diamondbacks a strong play.

Eric Rosales identified Baltimore Orioles pitcher Dean Kremer as a weak early-inning performer, recommending a Yes Run First Inning (YRFI) bet for the Orioles versus Royals game. Rosales focused on Kremer's last outing, where he gave up five earned runs including two runs specifically in the first inning. With the Orioles already displaying a pattern of early-inning offensive outbursts (seeing first-inning scoring scenarios in five of their first seven games), and Royals pitcher Seth Lugo also struggling early in his latest start, Rosales anticipates immediate scoring opportunities, particularly from Baltimore's bats.

Eric Lindquist strongly endorses the Orioles money line tonight, primarily due to his confidence in starter Dean Kremer. Lindquist outlined that despite Kremer giving up five earned runs last game against Toronto, a deeper examination shows underlying bad luck. Kremer produced a solid 2.98 expected ERA and displayed improved contact metrics late last year. Lindquist further downgraded Kansas City's Seth Lugo as generally unimpressive and overly reliant on fly-ball contact. He considers Baltimore undervalued as +102 underdogs given their superior bullpen, Kremer's potential regression to success, and notable lineup boost with Gunnar Henderson's anticipated return.

Rob Donaldson advised betting against Dean Kremer due to his consistently poor historical performances at Rogers Centre. Kremer is described as being highly inconsistent, fluctuating between bad, great, and league-average phases. Facing a Toronto Blue Jays lineup that found its groove on Friday makes Kremer particularly vulnerable. Additionally, with Toronto featuring ace Max Scherzer, who is motivated to return strong after previous injury-affected seasons, the pitching matchup heavily favors Toronto. The combination of Kremer's instability and the surging Blue Jays makes Toronto an appealing choice, leading Rob Donaldson to recommend betting on Toronto's first-five money line for three units.