| Play | Prop | Game | First pitch | Odds | Stake | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Over 14.5 outs | SF@STL | 7:45 ET | -155 | 1u | |
| 2 | Over 0.5 hits | SEA@LAA | 9:38 ET | -175 | 1u | |
| 3 | Over 17.5 outs | MIA@AZ | 9:40 ET | -166 | 1u | |
| 4 | Over 0.5 hits | CWS@CLE | 6:40 ET | -140 | 1u | |
| 5 | Over 0.5 hits | SF@STL | 7:45 ET | -150 | 1u |
Parlay of the Day: Roupp over 14.5 outs, Trout over 0.5 hits and Alcantara over 17.5 outs, about +314. Church is in Roupp's game, so keep those two apart.
Nothing from Yankees at Twins. The Minneapolis forecast is close to a washout.
Five on the board, all night games, and two of them are starting pitchers going deep.
Landen Roupp is the best bet. He has recorded 15 or more outs in each of his last six starts, sixteen, seventeen, sixteen, fifteen, fifteen and eighteen, and he is over this number in 20 of 28 starts on the year. San Francisco watches his workload, but even the short outings have cleared it, and St. Louis walks just 8.4 percent of the time, which keeps his pitch count down.
Mike Trout has a hit in 12 of his last 15 and an .822 OPS against left handers. Kade Anderson is a rookie lefty making his fifth start with a .269 average against. The price is sitting right at -175, which is as far as this card goes.
Sandy Alcantara has reached 18 outs in 26 of his 31 starts and has already thrown 200 innings. His last start stopped at 13 outs, but it took 99 pitches, and he has been at 94 to 103 every time out this month. Arizona puts the ball in play.
Angel Martinez has a hit in 12 of his last 15, and the White Sox are opening with Sean Newcomb for an inning or two, so most of his night comes against the bullpen. Nathan Church has hit in seven straight games. He bats ninth, which is why he is fifth.
Trevor Larnach came off this morning because of the rain in Minneapolis. Elly De La Cruz is still playing through a quad strain, and Xavier Edwards is one game back from the injured list.