Guy Boston suggested playing Sal Frelick UNDER 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs, even though the young outfielder shows strong on‑base skills. The handicap flows from Boston’s expectation of a low‑scoring affair against Logan Webb, whose heavy sinker/slider mix generates grounders and suppresses slugging—the exact profile that has limited Frelick to a .340 slugging percentage versus right‑handers. With the game total already depressed and Webb likely to work deep, Frelick may see only two realistic scoring opportunities before San Francisco’s superior bullpen takes over. Boston acknowledged the prop is juiced but still finds value because scoring chance volume will be scarce across the board.

Scott Reichel played Sal Frelick OVER 1.5 hits + runs + RBI at ‑115. The rookie outfielder has cleared this combo line in six of his last eight overall and six of his last seven at American Family Field while slashing .319/.385/.460 in that span. Friday he draws A’s right‑hander Ginn, whose underlying numbers—5.12 xFIP, 41% hard‑hit rate and sub‑20% whiff rate—suggest his lone good start was smoke and mirrors. Frelick hits both lefties (.321) and righties (.316) and occupies the middle of Milwaukee’s order, giving him RBI chances plus enough speed to turn singles into extra bases. Reichel expects the Brewers to put traffic on the bases and likes Frelick to cash multiple scoring events.

JD Bets honed in on Sal Frelick as a prime candidate to surpass his 1.5 total hits/runs/RBIs (HR) prop against Colorado in Coors Field. Despite failing to consistently surpass higher prop lines in previous road games, Frelick's recent hot streak is undeniable, achieving multiple hits and run-producing outings. Betting conditions at Coors Field strongly contribute to JD's confidence, leading him to select Frelick's over 1.5 HR prop ahead of other team batters and betting lines in the game.

Sal Frelick is highlighted by Data Skrive as an intriguing betting option against Rockies' Ryan Feltner. Currently batting an impressive .356/.431/.422 and collecting 16 hits in 12 games, Frelick is seeing the ball well. Though he lacks home run power, his ability to rack up hits makes his total bases prop (over 1.5 at +110 odds) attractive, particularly in the offense-friendly confines of Coors Field.