In this juiced ball era I like to look for pitchers who don't get a lot of groundball contact, and give up a lot of hard contact. Particularly when they're favored. We've found one tonight in Angels' starter Andrew Heaney. The good news for the Angels is that Heaney has great strikeout and walk rates, but when he does allow contact, it can lead to trouble. The kind of trouble that makes Seattle attractive at this price. Also, if you're looking for a fun prop, take a shot on Seattle's Kyle Seager to go deep. Even though Heaney's a lefty, Seager matches up well with him.

The Angels have won four of their last five games in Seattle, and I like them to extend that run Tuesday night behind lefty Andrew Heaney. He's fanned 12 batters while walking 1 in 9.2 innings. Look for the Mariners' struggles versus lefties to continue.