Michael Harris II (ATL) Under 1.5 Stolen Bases (-1250)
Odds available at draftkings at time of publishing
As the Atlanta Braves host the Miami Marlins, all eyes will be on Michael Harris II, but betting on him to swipe more than one base feels like a stretch. While Harris has undeniable speed, the Marlins' pitchers have been adept at holding runners this season, allowing just 0.7 steals per game—a figure that suggests their battery is well-prepared to control the running game.
Moreover, Harris has only managed to steal bases in about 20% of his attempts against Miami. With the Braves likely focusing on scoring through power rather than small ball, it’s reasonable to expect them to minimize risky plays on the basepaths. Given the current trends and the matchup dynamics, betting on Michael Harris to stay under 1.5 stolen bases seems prudent. The odds favor this outcome strongly, making it a compelling angle in today's matchup.