B Wade rounded out the three-man card with Jake Mangum over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs. The Rays outfielder has cleared the mark in 5 of 7 clashes with Baltimore this season and carries an 11-for-20 run heading into the break. Mangum owns a .329 average versus right-handed pitching and is 1-for-2 in a limited sample against scheduled starter Charlie Morton. Given the Orioles’ righty-heavy bullpen and the overall run-scoring track record of the matchup, Wade expects Mangum to notch at least two combined stats Friday.

Bill Harrelson advised backing Jake Mangum OVER 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs against Oakland. Mangum has cashed this line in 7 of his last 10, 13 of his last 20 (65%), and 5 of his last 6 at Tropicana Field where he’s averaging three combined stats per game. He’s seeing a healthy 4.1-4.5 plate appearances nightly, and season-long he’s cleared in 25 of 48 (52%). The opposing starter owns a .250 opponent average versus right-handed bats—14 points worse than his overall mark—giving Mangum a softer matchup. Market support is strong: DraftKings –130, Fliff –135, and Sleeper –147 all shade the over. With a red-hot bat, steady volume atop Tampa’s order, and a pitcher who struggles with righties, Harrelson expects Mangum to pick up multiple counting stats again.

B Wade backed Jake Mangum OVER 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs. Mangum has recorded a hit in nine of his last 10 games and has topped this combo number in seven of those contests, averaging 2.2 HRR during the stretch. He owns a .316 season average (.292 vs lefties) and gets a favorable matchup with Oakland rookie southpaw Jacob Lopez. Lopez has been tagged for 3, 7 and 5 runs in three different starts this season and was yanked in the second inning twice. Wade believes Tampa’s red-hot offense will rattle Lopez early, giving Mangum plenty of chances to clear the line.

Bill Harrelson backed Jake Mangum to go over 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBIs in Tuesday’s matchup, pointing to a red-hot stretch where the Rays outfielder has cleared this combo line in 9 of his last 10 games and 14 of his last 20. Even in the lone miss during that span—an 8-1 blowout loss to Baltimore—Mangum still recorded a base hit. He is averaging 4.4 plate appearances per game, giving him plenty of chances at the dish. DraftKings and Sleeper both list the over as the favored side, reinforcing Harrelson’s confidence that Mangum’s recent surge will continue.

Ryan Wormeli pegged 29‑year‑old rookie Jake Mangum as a perfect plug‑and‑play source of stolen bases and batting average. Despite producing zero barrels and carrying a negative launch angle, Mangum is batting .327 with a .360+ OBP and has swiped seven bags without being caught. His .364 BABIP mirrors his high‑contact minor‑league profile, and Baseball Savant clocks him in the 90th percentile for sprint speed. Mangum rarely whiffs—his K‑rate sits in single digits—so Wormeli believes he can sustain a .280‑plus average even with little pop. The Rays could eventually “market‑correct” him when prospect Chandler Simpson arrives, but Wormeli says grab Mangum now, harvest steals and average for as long as he’s starting, then cut bait when the playing time dries up. Ideal for roto teams lagging in the SB column.