Acknowledging the risk, Beermakersfan likes Joc Pederson as a $2.4 k salary-saver on both sites. Pederson snapped out of an 0-for-forever slump and historically mashes righties—last year he posted a .396 wOBA and .252 ISO in the split. He draws rookie right-hander Joey Estes, whom Beer called “that bad” after a demotion and early-season struggles. Estes has already coughed up a .406 wOBA and .286 ISO to left-handed bats. Pederson’s extreme fly-ball approach gives legitimate two-homer potential at near-min salary, making him an ideal boom-bust punt for large-field DFS tournaments.

Guy Boston strongly recommends betting Joc Pederson under 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs in today's game against the Angels, as Pederson is currently in terrible form offensively. Pederson has only managed to surpass this threshold twice all season, failing to reach 2+ hits, runs, and RBIs in 13 of his 15 appearances. Boston highlights Pederson's poor batting average of just .065 this year as convincing evidence for confidence in riding the player's cold streak, despite assigning slight risk since game totals are projected relatively high. With appealing odds at -115, Boston sees substantial value in this strong fade.

Guy Boston likes targeting Joc Pederson under 1.5 hits, runs, and RBI prop in the Mariners-Rangers game. Even though Pederson is generally better against right-handed pitchers, Guy Boston highlights his recent underwhelming performances against right-handers as justifying the under bet. Despite hesitating slightly due to high juice (-160 odds), Guy Boston emphasizes the trend supports fading Pederson here if bettors can comfortably pair this into parlays or other wagers.