JD Bets advised taking Spencer Steer over 0.5 hits on Tuesday against Pittsburgh. His reasoning was three-fold: (1) Steer owns a nine-game hitting streak and is 5-for-14 with a homer lifetime off Bailey Falter, giving him a .357 average in the matchup. (2) Cincinnati’s offense is hot, riding a five-game win streak, while the Pirates bats have cratered, so Steer should see plenty of plate appearances in a favorable run-scoring environment. (3) Falter has allowed at least one base hit to 23 of the last 27 right-handed hitters he’s faced and carries a 1.30 WHIP on the year, even though his recent ERA looks tidy. JD Bets noted he is not chasing a home-run prop here—just one base knock—calling it the “common-sense, statistical outlier” on the board.

It's The Final Round recommended betting Spencer Steer to record a hit (or Over 1.5 total bases) against Pirates ace Mitch Keller. Steer owns a robust 6-for-18 line with a homer (.333) in their individual matchup and comes in hot with hits in nine of his last ten games. While the tout did not dive into Keller’s individual pitch metrics, he emphasized the meaningful sample size and Steer’s current form as justification for trusting the Reds infielder in prop markets or cheap DFS builds.

The tout highlighted Spencer Steer as a secondary but still strong play against Miles Mikolas. Steer is 6-for-13 with a homer (.462) lifetime vs the Cardinal right-hander and has hits in six of his last eight contests. With Mikolas’ four-seam and sinker getting shelled, Steer’s gap-to-gap approach lines up for at least one knock and potentially extra-base damage. He is recommended for ladder props (hit/1.5 TB) and as a value bat in Reds stacks for DFS tournaments.

Zola pointed to Spencer Steer’s multi-position eligibility and top-30 hard-hit rate as reasons to scoop him up before the Reds’ Coors Field series. Facing a contact-oriented lefty in Kyle Freeland, Steer’s line-drive approach should translate into extra-base hits and run-scoring chances all weekend.

Guy Boston recommends betting Spencer Steer under 1.5 total bases against lefty Bailey Falter. He highlights that while Steer has slight historical success against Falter, his underlying metrics versus Falter's pitch repertoire (fastballs, sliders, and curves) suggest he could struggle. Particularly important, Boston notes a significant increase in Steer's strikeout rate against Falter's slider (23% to 27%), as well as Falter's likely pitch locations contrasting Steer's strengths. Betting on unders for Spencer Steer represents a strong opportunity based on these matchup specifics.

Guy Boston sees betting value playing under 1.5 hits, runs and RBIs for Spencer Steer today due to Steer's struggles against left-handed pitching. Although he's somewhat reluctant due to Nestor Cortes's disastrous first start (5 home runs allowed), he still identifies Steer's splits against lefties as highly problematic enough to lean unders here despite Cortes' recent struggles.

Guy Boston recommended betting the under on Spencer Steer's 1.5 hits, runs, and RBI prop due to unfavorable pitch matchups vs Robbie Ray. Steer's strikeout rate notably increases against fastballs, Robbie Ray's primary pitch, and also faces difficulty against sliders. Boston highlighted this pitch-mix disadvantage, emphasizing that Steer doesn't profile well today despite the hitters' friendly conditions at Great American Ballpark. He acknowledged the general possibility of offense in this matchup but clearly marked Steer as an outlier likely to underperform, making the under an attractive play.