The A's let Springs battle his way through 6 full innings last time out and he's completed 6 in two of his three starts for Sac Town. Going over 100 pitches is hardly out of the question. The White Sox have been a horror show vs left-handed pitching and I expect that trend to continue here. A .529 OPS vs southpaws through 121 ABs in going to get my attention. Not having to pitch in that launching pad in SAC will be a welcome relief to Springs here.

DraftKings. Jeffrey Springs has a solid matchup against the terrible White Sox offense on Tuesday. The South-Siders have accumulated a 68 wRC+ (27th), and a .572 OPS (30th). After a sterling first start, Springs has cleared this line in two of three games thus far, with the one miss coming in very hitter-friendly conditions in Sacramento. Today he’ll pitch in a more pitcher-friendly environment at Rate Field. And Springs should thrive against a White Sox team that has the ninth highest swing percentage but the lowest hard hit rate.

White Sox were game over the weekend but they cannot see lefties at all thus far - 1 HR in 121 ABs vs southpaws with a .194/.249/.291 slashline. Yuck. Jeffrey Springs is quite good when he has his touch. Sean Burke is really struggling as a rookie starter with a terrible pen and no run support. Middle of this A's lineup should do damage here.

We set Tyler Soderstrom’s fair odds at +314, so +440 presents great value. Though he hasn’t homered in his last 5 games, he hit 6 in his first 10 and still holds a 1.119 OPS vs. RHPs. He faces White Sox righty Sean Burke, who has surrendered 3 home runs in just 7.1 IP across his last two starts. While Burke has been tough on lefties, Soderstrom's power against right-handers makes this a prime spot.

The White Sox have picked up where they left off last year with struggling to hit left handed pitching. Already with a near 30% strikeout rate when facing southpaws, they allowed Garrett Crochet to strike out 11 batters in his start this past weekend, and Sean Newcomb racked up six punch outs in just four innings in that series too. Springs is sporting a swinging strike rate above 13% and has one of the lowest zone contact rates on the board today. He struck out nine batters vs the Mariners before only tabbing three and four K's against two of the toughest teams to whiff, the Cubs and Padres. I'm betting he gets back on track with a good start for some strikeouts.