B Wade prefers Cristopher Sanchez at an alternate 3.5-strikeout line instead of the listed 4.5. Sanchez has recorded at least four punch-outs in 14 consecutive starts and has fallen short of that mark only twice all season. He struck out five Padres in their meeting 11 days ago and carries a 1.13 WHIP with a sub-3.00 ERA. Dropping to 3.5 adds margin while still capitalizing on his consistent K floor, making it an ideal parlay booster in Wade’s view.

B Wade took Fernando Tatis Jr. over 1.5 hits+runs+RBIs. Tatis has cashed this prop in seven of his last ten and in all four July games versus Philadelphia. He is 3-for-8 off Sunday’s starter Cristopher Sanchez with a homer and two RBI. While Tatis’ season splits against lefties are merely average, his individual success versus Sanchez and his current 8-for-11 run of overs make 1.5 an attractive number, particularly at PETCO Park where his OPS is 60 points higher.

B Wade is fading Tyrone Taylor under 1.5 hits+runs+RBIs. Taylor owns a brutal .161 average against left-handed pitching this year and has stayed below 1.5 H/R/R in 73 % of all games. Versus left-handed starters specifically, he has gone over the prop in only 3 of 21 contests, none since mid-May. With Noah Cameron sporting a sub-1.00 WHIP and sub-3.00 ERA from the left side, Wade projects limited on-base chances for Taylor and calls the under one of his favorite plays on Sunday’s board.

B Wade backed Riley Greene to eclipse 1.5 hits+runs+RBIs again against Seattle. Greene has cleared that mark in every meeting with the Mariners this season, logging at least three combined H/R/R each time. He owns a .444 average (4-for-9) off Sunday starter Logan Gilbert and bats over .300 versus right-handed pitching overall. Gilbert has not looked the same since returning from the IL, surrendering 2, 4, 4, 1 and 5 earned runs in five starts while allowing more hits per inning than pre-injury. After going over the prop in four of his last six games and with these matchup edges, Wade called Greene’s 1.5 line too low.

B Wade said Noah Cameron is a strong under play at 2.5 earned runs. Cameron did not allow more than one earned run in any of his first five starts and has cleared 2.5 only twice all season, both times against top-five line-ups (Dodgers and Yankees). His WHIP sits below 1.00 and his ERA is under 3.00. The Mets strike fear against right-handers but are far less potent versus lefties: Pete Alonso and Francisco Lindor both lose over 100 points of OPS against southpaws, and New York’s road wRC+ drops 14 points compared to at Citi Field. With Kansas City at home and Cameron’s splits lining up, Wade feels confident paying ‑250 juice on the earned-runs under.

B Wade suggested fading Logan Allen under 4.5 strikeouts at plus money. Allen has cashed this over in only 6 of 16 starts, and just 2 of 8 on the road, averaging roughly three punch-outs per away game. He hasn’t topped five Ks in a road start since April 20, missing in five straight. Against the White Sox specifically, Allen has stayed under in all three career meetings (including four Ks earlier this season). With the southpaw’s dramatic home/road split and poor history versus Chicago, Wade believes the under is the smarter side.

B Wade took Jonathan Cannon over 3.5 strikeouts. Cannon has topped this number in 12 of 16 starts (67%) and is 6-for-6 at home, averaging 4.6 K per outing on the South Side compared to 2.8 on the road. Versus Cleveland specifically he logged 4 and 6 strikeouts in two career meetings, the six-punch-out effort coming earlier this season against virtually the same lineup. The reliable, tightly-clustered strikeout totals and friendly home split made Wade confident Cannon will notch at least four Ks again.

B Wade advised taking Ty France under 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs. France has cleared this line only once in his past ten games and is completely ice-cold with six hit-less outings in that span. Historically he struggles versus the Cubs – just one hit in his last eight full games against them – and owns a mere 1-for-5 lifetime mark against Thursday starter Colin Rea. Given the prolonged slump and tough matchup, Wade feels comfortable fading France’s production.

B Wade recommended Roman Anthony over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs, stressing lineup correlation with leadoff man Jarren Duran. Anthony has gone over this number in nine of his last ten, clawing his average up from the low .100s to .271 vs right-handed pitching. Wade likes stacking the 1-2 hitters because a Duran single sets up Anthony for an immediate RBI and vice-versa. The matchup with Taj Bradley is another plus: Boston is scorching hot and Bradley has been shelled on the road almost all year. With the Fenway offense humming, Wade expects Anthony to keep cashing this combo prop.

B Wade said to take Jarren Duran over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs. He pointed to Boston’s ridiculous form – 9.3 runs per game across their last six contests against Washington and Colorado – and the fact the red-hot Duran is batting leadoff, giving him maximum plate appearances. Duran has cashed this line in seven of his past ten games and is riding a roughly 10-game hit streak. Versus right-handers he owns a .289 average, and he has handled Thursday’s starter Taj Bradley in limited action (4-for-11, .364). Bradley’s road ERA is pushing 5.00, with three-plus runs allowed in every away start outside of a brief June blip, so Wade expects Boston’s lineup to keep rolling and Duran to rack up counting stats again.

B Wade finished his card with Roman Anthony to record at least one single. The rookie has delivered a single in 8 of his last 10 games (12 singles total during that stretch). He faces a Rockies starter saddled with a 3-12 record, 6.50 ERA and 1.90 WHIP, metrics Wade described as "abysmal." Given Anthony’s current table-setting form and Colorado’s pitching woes, Wade sees a lone base hit as the safest way to include the young outfielder in parlays, though he admitted the broader hits-runs-RBIs markets are also viable.

B Wade doubled down on the same game, taking Riley Greene over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs despite backing Littell’s strikeouts. Greene has cleared the number in 7 of his last 10 games (70 %) and owns a .305 average versus right-handers. The kicker is his success against Littell: 5-for-9 lifetime (.556) with three runs and an RBI across only two games (6/22/25 and 9/25/24). Those two outings alone supplied nine combined hits, runs and RBIs, giving Wade confidence that Greene can still produce even if Littell racks up five punch-outs.

B Wade played Zack Littell over 4.5 strikeouts at Detroit. The right-hander has cashed this number in five straight starts and in 6 of his last 9 overall. On the road he has hit it in four straight trips (Minnesota, Baltimore, Boston, Houston). Versus Detroit specifically, Littell owns a perfect 3-for-3 record, logging 7-K efforts in both 2024 meetings and 5 strikeouts in this season’s prior matchup on June 22. Wade considered 17.5 outs as an alternative but passed because Littell failed to reach the sixth inning in his last two starts against the Tigers despite pitching well. Strikeouts were deemed the safer angle.

B Wade backed Lucas Giolito to stay under 2.5 earned runs against Colorado. Giolito’s ERA has dropped to 3.60 because he has surrendered only three earned runs TOTAL across his last five outings, and just two poor starts in his last ten blemish an otherwise dominant run. Wade noted the Rockies’ anemic road offense and called their current form "not likely to get off" against Giolito. To bust the under, Colorado would need to match the entire five-game earned-run output Giolito has allowed recently in a single start—something Wade views as highly improbable.

B Wade said he is betting Brandon Pfaadt to allow more than 2.5 earned runs. The handicap leans almost entirely on how bad Pfaadt has been outside of Chase Field: 7 of 9 road starts this season have cleared three earned runs and he is surrendering 3.6 ER per road outing. Overall, 10 of 18 total appearances have gone over this number. Wade brushed off last year’s 2-2 split versus the unnamed opponent, calling it too distant to matter, and pointed to recent beat-downs by Colorado, Atlanta, St. Louis, Washington and San Francisco as evidence that even mediocre lineups can get to the right-hander when he is away from home.

B Wade expects Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to clear 2.5 combined hits, runs and RBIs in Chicago. The first baseman rarely posts consecutive duds: over his last 20 games he has not missed the 3-stat line two games in a row, rebounding the very next night every time. Monday sets up as that bounce-back spot after falling short on Sunday. He draws rookie right-hander Sean Burke, whose 4+ ERA and 1.40 WHIP signal vulnerability, and none of Toronto’s bats have faced Burke before, giving Guerrero the advantage in the first-look matchup. Given Vlad’s consistent production and favorable opponent, Wade is confident in the over.

B Wade projected Brady Singer to allow fewer than 5.5 hits against Miami. Singer has stayed under that mark in 11 of 17 starts (65%). Overall he’s surrendering only 4.7 hits per outing, but at Kauffman Stadium that number drops to 3.6. The right-hander has exceeded 5.5 hits at home just twice all season. Wade also noted Singer’s recent history versus the Marlins: five hits allowed last year and just four in April’s meeting. Given Miami’s stagnant offense and Singer’s pronounced home/road split, Wade likes the under on 5.5 hits allowed.

B Wade backed Roman Anthony to eclipse 1.5 total bases at Coors Field. Since June 27, the rookie has found his footing, recording multiple bases in seven of nine games and going hitless only once. He now faces left-hander Austin Gomber, owner of a 5+ ERA and 1.50+ WHIP who has been 'getting crushed' per Wade. Although Anthony bats left-handed, his platoon splits show better production versus southpaws, adding another edge. With the friendly Coors environment and Gomber’s struggles, Wade prefers total bases over hits+runs+RBIs for the superior payout.

B Wade said Jose Berrios is a strong bet to record at least 18 outs (finish the 6th inning) on Monday against the White Sox. In B Wade’s research, Berrios has failed to complete six frames in only three of his last ten starts, and those short outings came versus elite line-ups (Yankees, Phillies, Rays). On the road he’s been just as steady, again being lifted early only by those same three top-tier offenses. Versus Chicago specifically, Berrios worked 7.2 innings less than a month ago and got through six last season, signaling a comfortable matchup. Wade highlighted Berrios’ durability and Toronto’s willingness to let him work deep even after allowing runs, making the over 17.5 outs his preferred play.

B Wade targeted Elly De La Cruz over 5.5 fantasy points, noting the rookie has eclipsed that mark in 14 of his last 20 games and seven of nine career contests versus Philadelphia. Even against ace Ranger Suarez on Saturday, Elly produced two hits and cleared the number. While he is only 1-for-5 lifetime off Zack Wheeler, De La Cruz is raking against right-handed pitching with a .298 average compared to .279 overall. His blend of speed, power, and on-base skills has produced a 70% hit rate over the last 20 games, and Wade expects him to stay hot against a Phillies bullpen that has been worked hard this series.

B Wade played Zack Wheeler’s strikeout prop at 7.5 on Sleeper before it moved to 8.5 elsewhere. Wheeler has punched out at least eight hitters in four consecutive starts and averages exactly 8.0 Ks per game in 2025. The Reds own MLB’s 7th-highest strikeout rate, and Wheeler struck out 10 and 8 in his two meetings with them last year. At Citizens Bank Park his average rises to 8.4 Ks, and he has still cashed this ticket in five of nine home outings. With the Reds continuing to swing through everything in the current series, Wade labeled the over a plus-EV play.

B Wade backed Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to eclipse 1.5 hits+runs+RBIs and even suggested bumping to 2.5 for a juicier payout. Vlad is 7-for-13 (.538) off Sunday starter Tyler Anderson and owns a .329 batting average versus left-handed pitching overall. Since the start of last season he has cleared 1.5 HRR in eight of ten games against the Angels, posting at least three in every single over. Only once in that span did he land exactly two, underscoring the ceiling. Given Anderson’s pitch-to-contact approach and Guerrero’s consistent splits, Wade called the over “old faithful” and a staple for parlays.

B Wade said Tyler Anderson should clear 3.5 strikeouts despite Toronto’s league-low K-rate. Anderson has gone over this number in 14 of 17 outings and in eight of nine road starts. He already fanned seven Blue Jays earlier this season and logged games of eight and three strikeouts against them last year, for a 6.0 K average in the matchup. His season average sits at 4.5 Ks with only a slight dip to 4.3 on the road, keeping him firmly in the four-to-six strikeout window almost every night. Wade concluded that the microscopic line is more about Toronto’s reputation than Anderson’s actual floor, making the over a strong prop play.

B Wade played CJ Abrams over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs, calling him a "national icon" who is "feeding families." Abrams has repeatedly cleared this combo prop, even in low-scoring games; Wade noted that in a two-run outing he still delivered a hit and scored a run. Abrams has been collecting at least two combined HRR most nights, and with Walker Buehler giving up an average of five runs in his last five starts, Wade expects plenty of scoring opportunities. The pick is correlated with Buehler’s earned-runs over, banking on Abrams to be a primary beneficiary of another Buehler blowup.

B Wade expects Walker Buehler to allow at least three earned runs, recommending the over 2.5 earned-runs prop. Buehler has been "absolutely cooked" in six consecutive outings, giving up 3+ earned each time and averaging five earned runs across his last five starts. Wade highlighted the young, aggressive Washington lineup featuring CJ Abrams and James Wood as another tough matchup. Given Buehler’s ongoing struggles and the Nationals’ up-and-coming bats, Wade projects another rough start and a minimum of three earned runs.

B Wade advised taking Matt McLain under 1.5 total bases. McLain owns just a .211 batting average overall and an even worse .206 mark against left-handed pitching. In 27 games that began with a left-handed starter he has produced multiple bases only six times, a 22% success rate that translates to a 78% hit rate on the under. He has never faced Ranger Suarez, but Wade expects Suarez’s current shutdown run to continue, further suppressing McLain’s chances to reach two bases. The play is correlated with Wade’s Suarez over-outs prop, banking on a quiet night for Cincinnati’s infielder.

B Wade said Ranger Suarez should clear 18.5 outs because the left-hander is in elite form. Over his last eight starts Suarez has surrendered only six total earned runs despite opening the season with a seven-run clunker, keeping his ERA near 2.00. He has completed the seventh inning in five straight appearances and has failed to record at least one seventh-inning out only three times all season. Wade views Suarez’s endurance and run prevention on par with Tarik Skubal and expects him to cruise through at least 6.1 innings against Cincinnati, making the over on 18.5 outs a strong prop bet.

B Wade faded Ryan Jeffers under 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBI. Jeffers is hitless in five straight games and has cleared this line only three times in his last 10 (seven in his last 20). Against Tampa Bay he’s topped it just twice in eight meetings and went 0-for-the-series earlier this year. The matchup with Zach Littell looks ugly: Jeffers is 0-for-5 off Littell, bats merely .237 versus righties, and Littell blanked Minnesota for six innings of one-run, sub-1.00 WHIP ball in their previous clash. With every data point leaning under, Wade expects another quiet night from the Twins catcher.

B Wade took Andrew Abbott under 5.5 hits allowed. Abbott has eclipsed that mark only four times in 14 starts, and every over came at Great American Ball Park. On the road he’s 6-for-6 to the under, surrendering just 3.0 hits per outing. Versus the Phillies specifically he’s given up a combined five hits across two career starts, both last season when Philadelphia’s lineup looked almost identical. Wade added that the Phillies’ offense has been "hit or miss" lately, reinforcing his expectation that Abbott keeps them to five or fewer knocks Friday.

B Wade backed Kyle Schwarber to go over 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBI against Reds left-hander Andrew Abbott. Schwarber is slashing .280 versus lefties, and despite only 30 percent of his at-bats coming from that side he’s logged roughly half of his home runs there, giving him a much higher HR rate. Wade noted Schwarber has not missed this line in consecutive games since early June; he fell short last time out, had July 3 off to rest, and historically rebounds the very next game. Abbott owns a tidy ERA but still carries a WHIP north of 1.00, which Wade views as exploitable. With the platoon edge, power upside, and recent ‘miss-then-hit’ pattern, Wade expects Schwarber to deliver at least two combined counting stats on Friday.

B Wade said to smash the over on 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBI for Elly De La Cruz. De La Cruz has cashed this number in 13 of his last 19 games and eight of his last 10. The big driver is his sudden success against left-handed pitching: he has cleared in seven straight starts versus southpaws despite a season-long .236 average against them (vs .275 overall). Wade pointed out that he "must have changed something" because the recent sample dramatically outperforms that split. Friday he draws lefty Jesus Luzardo, whom Wade called "probably the worst starter in the Phillies rotation" with a 4-plus ERA and 1.40+ WHIP. Given the matchup, the Reds’ hitter-friendly park, and De La Cruz’s current form, Wade expects at least two combined counting stats and labeled the prop a core piece of his Friday card.

B Wade stacked James Wood OVER 1.5 hits+runs+RBIs alongside Abrams for correlation. Wood has topped this mark in eight of his last ten games and racked up a hit plus three runs in the nightcap of Wednesday’s twin-bill. Facing the same Dietrich Enns that Wade is fading, Wood benefits from the same skeptical outlook on the 34-year-old’s staying power. The prop pays 4.12x on Chalkboard versus 3.98x on Underdog, one of the payout edges Wade highlighted.

B Wade called CJ Abrams a "dog" and grabbed OVER 1.5 hits+runs+RBIs at even money. Abrams has cleared this prop in 9 of his last 10 and 15 of 20 despite several low-scoring team outputs. Detroit is starting Dietrich Enns, a 34-year-old journeyman making just his third MLB start and first since 2021. Wade doubts Enns can replicate the zero-run, three-hit debut he tossed last week, especially against Washington's young, aggressive lineup. Abrams’ combo of speed, pop, and lineup spot keeps multiple paths open to two counting stats.

B Wade backed Colt Keith OVER 1.5 hits+runs+RBIs. Keith has smashed this line in five straight, including a four-hit double-header Wednesday. He bats .277 versus right-handers—roughly 20 points better than his overall average—and draws a scuffling Jake Irvin. Irvin has allowed at least three runs in five of his last six starts and averages 4 ER across only 5 IP over his last five turns. Wade expects Detroit to generate traffic early, positioning Keith for multiple counting stats.

B Wade played Yuri Perez OVER 1.5 walks, calling it a pure numbers bet. Perez has only four starts in 2025, but he’s issued 2, 2, 3 and 2 free passes in those outings, a 100% hit rate on this prop. Three of the four were on the road, this one will be in Miami, but Wade sees no reason to buck the early trend for a 2.4x payout on ParlayPlay.

B Wade said to play David Festa UNDER 4.5 hits allowed against Miami. His case: the Marlins offense has cooled, plating just one run on Wednesday. Festa has stayed under this number in 13 of his last 18 appearances and in three of five starts this season, largely because Minnesota rarely lets him work deep—he has reached the 6th inning only twice all year. When Festa shows the slightest wobble Rocco Baldelli yanks him, cutting down the window for extra knocks. On the road he surrendered only two hits in each of his last two outings. Wade acknowledged the seven-hit blow-up Miami tagged him for last September but framed it as an outlier given the long-term under trend.

B Wade paired Guerrero with Jazz Chisholm Jr. over 0.5 hits. Chisholm owns hits in seven of his last ten games (10-for-38) and has avoided back-to-back hitless outings all but once since mid-April. He is 1-for-3 against Wednesday starter Jose Berrios and carries a .243 average versus right-handers, slightly better than his line against lefties. After an early-season slump that included a five-game drought, Chisholm has been locked in for the past month, and Wade trusts the bounce-back trend to continue, needing just a single safety to cash the prop.

B Wade backed Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to eclipse 1.5 total bases versus New York right-hander Will Warren. Guerrero has hit this mark in 12 of his last 20 games and has not failed to reach it in back-to-back contests for more than a month. Warren enters with a 4-plus ERA and 1.30+ WHIP, surrendering plenty of loud contact. Guerrero produced three bases in the series opener and historically hits Yankee pitching well. Coming off a hitless night while teammates thrived, Wade views Wednesday as a classic Guerrero bounce-back and values the plus-money price that helps create a 3x parlay return.

B Wade recommended Kyle Schwarber over 1.5 hits + runs + RBI in Wednesday’s Padres-Phillies game. Schwarber has not missed this line in consecutive contests since early June, and he is coming off a hitless outing. Wade expects the immediate rebound versus Dylan Cease, noting Schwarber’s 3-for-7 lifetime line that includes two home runs off the right-hander. Cease owns a 4.50 ERA and 1.30 WHIP in 2025, giving up plenty of hard contact. With Schwarber leading off in homer-friendly Citizens Bank Park, Wade projects at least two combined counting stats and likes the 2.9x payout on Parlay Play.

B Wade said he is betting the over 1.5 hits + runs + RBI for Luis Arraez against Philadelphia. Arraez has cleared this line in 14 of his last 20 games and almost never strikes out – a 2.1 % K-rate means one punch-out every 50 plate appearances. Wade expects rookie right-hander Mick Abel, making just his sixth MLB start, to struggle at home again after allowing six hits and at least three earned in each of his two prior home outings. With the Phillies’ bullpen weakened by their closer’s PED suspension, Wade projects San Diego traffic all night, and Arraez’s .295 average versus righties underlines the value on this over.

B Wade labeled Over 4.5 Strikeouts for Christopher Sanchez his favorite play on the slate. The southpaw has cleared this number in 12 of 16 starts overall and in every home start, averaging almost two additional punch-outs per game at Citizens Bank Park. Although San Diego is typically a low-K lineup, they fanned 11+ times against Zack Wheeler the night before. Sanchez also struck them out 5+ in his lone 2024 meeting. Wade projects another five to seven whiffs.

B Wade played Roman Anthony Over 0.5 Hits as a conservative but high-percentage correlate to his Singer fade. MLB’s consensus No. 1 prospect has finally adjusted, logging three, two, and two hits in his last three contests while Boston totaled 13 runs against Cincinnati’s staff. Batting near the top of a surging order facing Singer’s pronounced road splits, Anthony needs only one safety—something Wade feels is highly probable and even offers upside for those wanting to ladder total bases or HRR.

B Wade is betting Brady Singer Over 6.5 Hits Allowed at +140 in Fenway Park. Singer has cleared this number in 50% of his road starts (4 of 8) but in none of his eight home outings. Boston’s lineup just exploded for 13 runs, including seven in the first inning, and hammered Singer for big hit totals in both 2024 meetings—two of his worst outings last year. Wade expects the Red Sox, now in peak form, to tag him for seven or more knocks again.

B Wade took Under 0.5 Singles on Jake Cronenworth. The first-baseman is batting just .190 against left-handers this season, is 0-for-5 lifetime versus Christopher Sanchez, and has managed a single in only 37% of his 2025 games. He is currently on an eight-game drought without a single, and against left-handed starters he has produced exactly three singles in 18 tries (17% hit rate). Wade calculates roughly an 83% probability Cronenworth remains single-less again.

B Wade backed Joe Adell to go Over 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBIs against Fuentes. Adell owns an active 11-game hit streak and is averaging three combined HRR over his last 10 appearances despite a season-long .246 average versus righties. Wade pointed out that Fuentes has been demolished in both of his 2025 starts and expects the Angels to knock him out early, giving Adell multiple chances to cash this by the fifth inning.

B Wade said he is fading rookie right-hander Didier Fuentes by playing his Over 4.5 Hits Allowed prop versus the red-hot Angels lineup. Fuentes has made only two big-league starts and was battered in both, coughing up six hits to Miami in five innings and eight hits to the Mets in just three frames while yielding 10 total runs. Wade noted that Los Angeles has been scorching for the last six weeks, regularly piling up knocks and runs, and sees no data point suggesting Fuentes can keep them below five hits.

B Wade called Vladimir Guerrero Jr his favorite play of the slate, taking OVER 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs. Vlad is 8-for-12 (.667) with a homer and ZERO strikeouts in 12 career plate appearances versus Carlos Rodon, despite Rodon owning one of MLB’s higher K-rates. Guerrero has eclipsed this prop in 13 of his last 20 games and rarely strings together more than two poor outings all year. Wade even floated taking 1.5 total bases at plus money but opted for the safer HRR over in a three-leg slip, citing Guerrero’s elite track record against Rodon and season-long consistency.

B Wade also took Junior Caminero OVER 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs, noting he usually hits 5th with Mangum 6th, so one productive inning can cash both props. Caminero has topped this mark in seven of his last 10 and in 10 of his last 13 overall. The 21-year-old’s approach has improved each month and he stays locked in against an Oakland staff that Wade expects to regress. The same Jacob Lopez data (early blowups, limited big-league track record) that boosts Mangum applies here, creating a correlated Rays mini-stack Wade believes the books are undervaluing.

B Wade backed Jake Mangum OVER 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs. Mangum has recorded a hit in nine of his last 10 games and has topped this combo number in seven of those contests, averaging 2.2 HRR during the stretch. He owns a .316 season average (.292 vs lefties) and gets a favorable matchup with Oakland rookie southpaw Jacob Lopez. Lopez has been tagged for 3, 7 and 5 runs in three different starts this season and was yanked in the second inning twice. Wade believes Tampa’s red-hot offense will rattle Lopez early, giving Mangum plenty of chances to clear the line.

B Wade recommended UNDER 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs on Fernando Tatis Jr. Wheeler has dominated Tatis, limiting him to one hit in six career at-bats (a .167 average) with zero homers or RBIs and two strikeouts. Tatis has been ice-cold lately—only five total hits over his last 10 games and has cleared this combo line in just 3 of those contests. Wade expects Wheeler to keep the entire Padres lineup in check; as long as Tatis doesn’t both reach base and factor into the scoring column, the under cashes. The pick is heavily correlated with Wheeler’s hits‐allowed under.

B Wade said Zach Wheeler is an easy play for UNDER 5.5 hits allowed against San Diego. Wheeler has held opponents to five hits or fewer in 12 straight starts and has cleared this line in only two outings all season, both back in April. He stayed under in 73% of his games last year and has only sharpened his command as 2025 has progressed. Wade added that the Padres lineup has cooled off over the past week, making it unlikely they string together six knocks against a locked-in Wheeler. In Wade’s words, "there’s not a whole lot else to look at"—the data says keep riding Wheeler’s stinginess.