Kenny G likes the Mets tonight, citing Tylor Megill's amazing 0.63 ERA and dominant early season performances against potent lineups (Toronto and Houston). He also emphasized the Mets' stellar bullpen with its excellent 1.82 ERA. In contrast, the Twins' offense is struggling (24th in runs and slugging). Given these factors, Kenny leans toward betting the Mets tonight, also favoring an under total (8.5) given both teams' underlying pitching strengths.

According to ESPN Fantasy, Tylor Megill of the New York Mets is a prime streaming option for Wednesday's home start against the Miami Marlins. Megill has had an impressive start to his season, scoring two wins and striking out 10 batters over 10.1 innings pitched. The Marlins present an advantageous matchup due to their ninth-lowest team wOBA in MLB, along with the eighth-highest strikeout rate. Playing at home in pitcher-friendly Citi Field further enhances Megill's streaming potential for Wednesday.

ESPN Fantasy recommends streaming Tylor Megill due to his hot start, highlighted by two victories and 10 strikeouts over 10 1/3 innings. Megill will face the Miami Marlins at home in Citi Field, a team currently ranking ninth-lowest in wOBA and eighth-highest in strikeouts. Given this prime matchup, Megill is poised to rack up strikeouts and provide strong fantasy value in daily leagues and DFS lineups.

Bill Harrelson recommended Tylor Megill to hit over 15.5 total outs against the Miami Marlins, referencing DraftKings odds of -130 as strong evidence. Although Megill struggled previously against Miami with just 14 outs last year, he exceeded this line in seven of his last 10 games and notably managed 16 and 15 outs recently against stronger teams like the Blue Jays and Astros. Harrelson pointed out the relative weakness of Miami's offense and trusted Megill's recent consistency and DraftKings' heavy backing to justify this pick.

Dan Palyo identified Tylor Megill as a strong candidate to surpass his 6.5 K prop versus the Marlins, highlighting Megill's 27% strikeout rate in 2024 and solid early 2025 performance (25% K-rate). Despite a modest pitch count (77 and 82 pitches), his underlying data supports future success, boasting a Stuff+ rating of 116. The matchup is highly favorable as the Marlins carry a whopping 28% strikeout rate against righties and recently struck out 10 times against Clay Holmes. Assuming Megill receives an increased workload (closer to 90 pitches), Palyo sees him easily clearing the strikeout threshold.

Iain MacMillan took the under on Tylor Megill's 4.5 strikeouts total against the Astros, citing Houston's elite plate discipline, ranking second-best in the majors last season with just a 19.3% strikeout rate. The Astros had only seven strikeouts on Opening Day, continuing their disciplined approach. MacMillan expects regressive strikeout numbers from Megill this season, believing his 10.5 strikeouts per nine innings last year was an anomaly compared to just 7.5 in 2023, indicating a likely dip in his effectiveness in this category today.