FanDuel. Gunnar Hoglund has remained under this line in two of three starts. The one over came against the free swinging Marlins, while the more patient Dodgers and Mariners chased him in the sixth inning. And yes, I’m trusting the Angels offense. The Halos are on a nice run right now, with a 118 wRC+ and .776 OPS over the last week against righties handed pitching. Already one of the more patient teams in baseball, with the eleventh lowest chase rate and twelfth highest pitches per plate appearance, I see sneaky value on them today. Hoglund struggles more against righties, allowing an OBP north of .400 in his AAA and MLB starts combined. The Angels are extremely right-handed heavy, and likely start 6-7 tonight.

The Angels are prone to streaks and right now they're on a nice once. A 3-game sweep of the Dodgers at Chavez Ravine was followed by a 4-3 win last night in Sacto. There's a chance Kyle Hendricks finally gets some run support. He hasn't gotten much in his last two starts when the Angels scored only once each game. After banging out 23 runs vs. Dodgers pitching, the Halo bats are stirring, and Hendricks (3.37 ERA last three) should take advantage. Meanwhile, the A's have lost five straight, and Tuesday's starter Gunnar Hoglund is off of a poor start vs. the Dodgers, allowing four runs on seven hits in just 5 1/3 IP of a 9-3 loss. Play Angels on the Money Line.