Daniel Vreeland highlighted the ineffectiveness of the Chicago White Sox offense, which ranks 24th in MLB in total runs and has cooled off after a hot start. Boston's Richard Fitts hasn't given up any first inning runs this season and has kept his team out of early trouble consistently thus far. Vreeland expects an easier first inning for Fitts against the struggling Chicago lineup, making the NRFI (No Run First Inning) a strong play.

Todd Zola recommends Richard Fitts as a pitcher to stream in fantasy leagues for his favorable matchup against the Chicago White Sox. Fitts has started strong, delivering quality outings in his first two appearances of the season. Although he struck out just eight hitters over 12 innings, Zola highlights the White Sox beatable offense as reason for optimism. Due to Chicago's slow-starting offense, Zola projects another solid outing for Fitts, making him a savvy waiver wire pickup and a valuable streamer for Saturday's slate.

Cash Out Sports Picks advised betting against the Boston Red Sox and pitcher Richard Fitts in Saturday's matchup against Chicago. Fitts has been ineffective early this season, allowing 12 hits and six runs in his first 12 innings pitched. In fact, Boston has lost every single game he's ever started, going 0-6 in those matchups. Additionally, the Red Sox struggle against American League teams, losing 7 of their last 10 games. With Martin Perez pitching exceptionally for the White Sox (just one earned run allowed so far this season), this creates a favorable spot to back Chicago to cover as underdogs.

Chris Ruffolo recommended betting against Boston Red Sox starter Richard Fitts in the matchup with Toronto, citing Fitts' troubling career performance record in which he's posted an 0-5 team record across his only five MLB starts. Additionally, Ruffolo highlighted reliability concerns with Boston's bullpen after yesterday's doubleheader against St. Louis left their relievers likely fatigued. Despite a solid early bullpen ERA of 2.42, he questioned their ongoing effectiveness due to potential arm tiredness stemming from Sunday's exhausting, extra-inning doubleheader. Ruffolo also noted Toronto is primed for a bounce-back spot after a weekend sweep at the hands of the Mets, viewing this as the ideal scenario for Toronto's bats and starter Easton Lucas to recover and deliver solid performances.

JD Bets strongly advised avoiding this matchup involving pitcher Richard Fitts, citing the extremely limited combined pitching history of just 30 innings for the two starters last season. Fitz himself only threw 20 innings with minimal data to analyze, making it difficult to project accurately. JD clearly labeled this game as a pass, highlighting a high level of uncertainty and insufficient recent history to make confident predictions.