It’s The Final Round offered Josh Lowe as a lean if bettors want more than the core three picks. Lowe owns a blazing .545 average over the last 10 days and has collected hits in 7 of his previous 10 games (13 of 17 overall). Those numbers make him a viable add-on hit prop in the same Paddack matchup, though the tout labeled it a lighter play than the primary trio.

Harrelson recommended the under on 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBIs for Josh Lowe. Lowe has failed to clear this combo line in 8 of his last 10 and 13 of 20, and sits at a 65 % season under clip (17 of 26 games). Although he’s 2-for-3 lifetime (.667) against Mets right-hander Christian Miguel, Harrelson pointed out that Lowe’s production dips versus righties overall, while Miguel has been more effective against left-handed bats. Books across the board lean under, giving Lowe a difficult path to two or more counting stats Saturday.

Morgan called Josh Lowe ($3.3k) a priority in his Rays stack. Although Lowe just returned from the IL, he owns back-to-back seasons of 20+ HR and 25+ SB. He now faces Cal Quantrill, whose K/BB is projected under 2.0 for the third straight season and whose FIP again sits north of 5.00, leaving ample room for barrels and stolen-base attempts.

Morgan’s Rays stack starts with Josh Lowe at $3,300. Although Lowe just came off the IL, Morgan cites the outfielder’s 10-HR/25-SB campaign last year and 20-HR/32-SB explosion in 2023 as evidence of upside. He faces Cal Quantrill, who is on pace for a sub-2.00 K/BB ratio and an FIP north of 5.00 for a second straight season while giving up more homers per nine than he did in Colorado. Morgan loves Lowe’s ability to take advantage of all that contact, projecting both power and stolen-base paths to value.