Jose Ramírez hasn’t driven in a run in five straight games, but this looks like a strong get-right spot. He faces Simeon Woods-Richardson, who is getting hammered by left-handed hitters (.381 AVG against this season). While the switch-hitting Ramírez has recently hit better from the right side, he’s historically been a tough out as a lefty. With hitter-friendly weather and a game total of 9, this looks like a high-scoring spot where Ramírez should see RBI chances. We set the line around -125, so the +115 line offers strong value.