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Phillies at Marlins
Bryson Stott
Under
0.5
Batter - Stolen Bases
Probability:
93.5%
Edge: 11.5%
Reasoning
Bryson Stott (PHI) Under 0.5 Stolen Bases (-455)
Odds available at draftkings at time of publishing
Bryson Stott's statistics suggest a bet for under 0.5 stolen bases is a solid choice. His last five games overall and against the Miami Marlins show an average of 0.4 stolen bases, which is under the line set at 0.5. Furthermore, when playing away, Stott's stolen base average drops to zero, indicating a lower likelihood of him stealing a base in an away game. Additionally, the average number of times he's been caught stealing in the last five games, both overall and away, is zero, suggesting that he's not taking many risks on the base paths. Despite his current hit streaks, these do not necessarily translate into stolen bases. Therefore, the under 0.5 stolen bases for Bryson Stott is a data-driven bet.
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Phillies at Marlins
Brandon Marsh
Under
0.5
Batter - Stolen Bases
Probability:
93.4%
Edge: 11.4%
Reasoning
Brandon Marsh (PHI) Under 0.5 Stolen Bases (-455)
Odds available at draftkings at time of publishing
The bet on Brandon Marsh for Under 0.5 in the Batter Stolen Bases market is statistically sound due to Marsh's recent performance data. Despite his impressive hit streaks, both overall and away, Marsh has not been successful in stealing bases. Over the last five games, both overall and away, Marsh's stolen base average is 0. This trend continues in games against the Miami Marlins where his stolen base average remains at 0. Moreover, Marsh's average caught stealing (Cs) is also 0 in these scenarios, suggesting he is not attempting to steal bases. Therefore, based on Marsh's recent lack of stolen bases and attempts, the Under 0.5 bet is a strong choice.
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Phillies at Marlins
Cal Quantrill
Over
0.5
Pitcher - Walks
Probability:
95.9%
Edge: 8.2%
Reasoning
Cal Quantrill (MIA) Over 0.5 Walks Allowed (-714)
Odds available at draftkings at time of publishing
The bet on Cal Quantrill for Over 0.5 in the Pitcher Walks Allowed market is backed by his recent performance data. Over the last five games, Quantrill has averaged 2.2 walks overall, 3.8 at home, and 2.3 against the Phillies. These averages are significantly above the 0.5 line set for the bet, indicating a strong likelihood of him allowing at least one walk. Additionally, his innings pitched averages (4 overall, 3.9 at home, and 5 against the Phillies) suggest he will likely be on the mound long enough to allow a walk. His current hit streaks (2 overall and 1 at home) also point towards the possibility of him giving up walks. Therefore, the statistical data supports the bet on Quantrill to allow over 0.5 walks in the upcoming game.
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