Two lefties square off at Angel Stadium, and that's great news for the offenses in these two games. Both teams are slightly below average against right-handed pitchers but have posted a .770 OPS mark against southpaws. The Angels have scored at least five runs in six of their last nine games, while the Guardians have done the same in seven of the last 10. Throw in wind expected to be blowing out slightly and this line is off by a decent amount.

Logan Allen will have his work cut out for himself when he faces an Angels lineup that not only has been excellent throughout the month of May but also has been tough on opposing southpaws. The Angels pair a 20.3 K Rate with a .770 OPS against left handed pitching. Meanwhile Logan Allen possesses a 7.54 K/9, a disappointing 9.7% SwStr%, and a 78.3% Contact%. I also like fading Allen's outs prop but prefer the strikeouts.

Patrick Sandoval has been pitched well recently however his strikeout metrics are down compared to previous seasons and he gets a tough draw against a stringy Guardians lineup. Even with Steven Kwan on the IL, the Guardians still sport the sixth lowest K Rate since May 1st. Sandoval got off to a rocky start and has pitched well recently, however I would argue he's actually running hot on Ks.