Cash Out Sports Picks see Detroit's Reese Olson as highly vulnerable against an improving Brewers offense. Olson currently holds a 6.00 ERA and has allowed at least two earned runs in every start this year, displaying shaky control and an inability to fool hitters. Milwaukee's emerging offensive star Jackson Chourio, who has been getting hits consistently while batting in the leadoff spot, further boosts their confidence in scoring early off Olson. Given these factors, betting against Olson and targeting him with Brewers hitters makes significant sense.

Guy Boston recommends betting Detroit Tigers on the money line at plus money versus Minnesota Twins. Despite previously being a skeptic of Detroit's offense, he's backing them here due to strong matchup considerations. Reese Olson, Detroit's starter, had moderate success despite a tough start against the Dodgers (four runs in 4.2 innings). Crucially, Guy Boston emphasizes Olson's pitch mix, noting he throws sliders, sinkers, and changeups effectively, aligning well against Minnesota hitters who particularly struggle against sinker and changeup pitches. He contrasts Tigers' surprising effectiveness versus right-handed pitching—ranking atop MLB early in the season—with Twins' offensive struggles, averaging only 3.3 runs per game. Guy Boston also favors a first-five innings bet if bettors prefer siding primarily with Olson, given solid bullpen availability on both sides.

Kenny G sees value backing Reese Olson and the Detroit Tigers at minus 108 against the Twins. Olson recovered from a rough first start against the Dodgers with a respectable outing against the White Sox (seven hits, two earned in five innings). Kenny highlighted Detroit's strong recent form—winning two of three games against the Yankees and sweeping the White Sox. The Tigers offense has quietly been impressive, ranking eighth in runs scored, fifth in batting average, seventh in OBP, and top four in slugging percentage. In contrast, Twins pitcher David Festa showed concerning results last season with a near-5 ERA and poor 2-6 record, making Kenny prefer Olson and the Tigers in this matchup.

Dylan Rockford recommended backing the Detroit Tigers on the run line at plus money based on his expectation of a strong bounce-back game from starting pitcher Reese Olson. Olson's disappointing first appearance came against the formidable Dodgers lineup, an extremely challenging matchup. Rockford believes Olson is a better pitcher than that outing indicated, and he'll perform significantly better against Chicago's struggling offense. With Detroit returning home (after winning their first home game against the White Sox), Rockford forecasts a morale boost and a solid start from Olson.

Bettor Mark highlighted Reese Olson as someone much better than his rough first outing against the Dodgers suggested. Despite allowing 4 runs over 4.2 innings with a home run surrendered, Olson's stats may be misleading due to the difficulty of the Dodgers matchup. Bettor Mark believes Olson's talent exceeds what he showed, and this is partly why oddsmakers strongly favor Detroit at minus 215 versus the White Sox. Although Bettor Mark ultimately chose no official play here because of the steep odds, he implied there's value in Olson rebounding positively against a far weaker White Sox lineup.

Dan Palyo touted Reese Olson's strikeout prop over 5.5 (+110 at DraftKings), citing Olson's solid performance against the Dodgers where he achieved five strikeouts. Olson threw 93 pitches in that outing, proving he is well-stretched out, and now faces the White Sox—a weaker lineup striking out 22% of the time versus righties—highlighted by young, free-swinging hitters. Olson's strong Ks against left-handers further strengthens his potential. With Olson set to face multiple left-handed batters today, Palyo expects him to effectively exploit the matchup, seeing plus odds value in Olson getting through six innings with at least one strikeout per inning.

ESPN Fantasy recommended Reese Olson as a solid streaming pitcher option for his upcoming start against the Chicago White Sox. Olson struggled in his season debut versus a strong Dodgers lineup, allowing several runs, but still showcased positive underlying metrics with five strikeouts and only two walks in 4 2/3 innings. ESPN expects Olson's peripheral skills and strikeout ability to lead to better success when facing weaker lineups such as the White Sox, emphasizing it as a prime opportunity for improved fantasy results.