Matt Waldron is having a solid season for the Padres but this feels like a big number for the knuckle ball thrower. He will also face an Arizona lineup that has already seen Waldron in the month of May and were able to limit him to just three innings. Waldron has struggled pitching at home this season as well and considering the price point on this outs line, I think it's a fine value.

On the season Arizona Diamondbacks Jake Mccarthy has had success against the San Diego Padres. In four games he has five hits, three runs, and a pair of RBIs. That’s mainly attributed to today’s starting pitcher of the Padres in Matt Waldron, as Mccarthy is 3 for 3 with a double and a pair of RBIs. Take McCarthy’s hits, runs, and RBI’s prop and his RBI prop at a plus payout.

Matt Waldron has delivered a strong five-start stretch where he's allowed just six earned runs, but the start prior to that run came against the D-Backs, who battered him for seven earned runs and chased him after three innings. That was the second time they've seen the knuckleballer, touching him up for five earned runs in five innings in a start last year. Clearly Arizona knows how to have success in this matchup, and though Waldron has been on fire recently, he's reached six innings just four times in 12 starts this year. I expect he'll be in trouble by the sixth inning and won't have as strong a chance of getting to this number as the odds imply.

Take Michael King over BFaadt….King is better, has been better in this matchup and Faadt is susceptible to the big inning.