Ryan Pepiot has been treated with kid gloves by the Rays as Tampa Bay plays out the string on their season and the pitching prospect nears his innings limit. Find out how bettors can exploit this fact and more in Josh Inglis' latest pitcher edges.Angles, edges, scams, call them what you want. If you're betting on pitcher props early, there are always a handful if you dig into the matchups.
The Under 3.5 strikeouts at -130 is a buy here, too. His leash is always short and Chicago is not a Bottom-10 K% team right now. I'm expecting a lot of hits and few punchouts for the rookie starter. Ober gets deep and has completed at least six frames in 13 of his last 14 starts That also includes more than 18 outs in seven of those. He is better than a K/inning guy but his strikeout prop today is sitting at 5.5 and plus money to the Over.
Cease is paying +155 for Under 17.5 outs, which is almost always a good bet to make at that price for any pitcher. He projects for 17 outs today.Spencer Schwellenbach The Braves have lots of arms available in the pen and with Atlanta sitting two games back of the Wild Card, a quick hook could come today. I'd buy this Under 17.5 outs to +110. The angle: Ryan Pepiot is being handled with care and might not get the volume needed for six strikeouts.only went six outs in his last start and it wasn't because of an injury — Tampa is just being careful with their best arm.
He'll get a Pirates team that has the sixth-worst AVG vs. right-handed pitching on the year and is a Bottom-6 offense over the last 30 days. The Cards have lots of arms today and Gray's Under 4.5 hits allowed is a decent +128 and a number I'd play to +110. THE BAT is projecting 4.75 hits allowed, which puts this at a near-coinflip at plus-money odds.