Bill Harrelson offered Ian Happ UNDER 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs as a bonus pick. Happ has fallen short in nine of his last ten and 13 of his last 20 games, including 10 of his last 11 where he averaged only 0.7 H-R-RBI. He is under in three of his last four meetings with the Yankees and, despite receiving 4.4 plate appearances per contest, simply is not producing. Season-long the prop is a near coin flip (48 %), but the recent cold streak plus market agreement—Fliff is shading the under—makes Harrelson comfortable fading the Chicago outfielder regardless of whether he faces a righty or a lefty.

It's The Final Round noted Ian Happ’s 2-for-2 career line (1.000) against Walter and his eight-hits-in-10-game recent stretch, recommending a small-sample but high-confidence hit prop for Friday’s slate.

It's The Final Round noted Happ’s 3-for-6 (.500) history against Andre Pallante and his recent six-of-seven hit streak. That blend of pitcher history and current form meets the tout’s 300-average/“hot right now” filter, making Happ a viable leg in Thursday hit parlays.

The tout highlighted Ian Happ as a value prop play against Merrill Kelly. Happ is 4‑for‑11 (.364) lifetime versus the right‑hander and has registered a hit in 11 of his first 15 games this year. With sub‑.300 matchups filtered out, Happ’s combination of batter‑vs‑pitcher success and current form puts him on the short list for bettors searching for a one‑hit or total‑bases over.

Bryan Zarpentine emphasizes Ian Happ’s severe struggles against Padres pitcher Dylan Cease, hitting just .056 (1 for 18) career with nine strikeouts. Although Cease enters Monday after a rough outing inflated his ERA to 7.98, his past dominance over Happ’s bat significantly outweighs Happ's recent modest success. While Happ did have a strong 3-for-5 performance on Sunday, his season average remains low (.222) and he endured a 1-for-12 stretch just before this rise. Thus, betting on Happ to go hitless again at plus-odds is compelling value.