DraftKings. The Angels are surging, having won their last eight games. The right-handed heavy lineup will face Cal Quantrill to start tonight’s contest. Quantrill has been bad (6.37 ERA, 5.66 xERA), while allowing righties to hit 31/79 against him, with a 1.062 OPS. Jose Soriano has been excellent the first two times through the opposing batting order (.677 OPS allowed), and his elite ground ball rate should play well today. Miami is hitting to a .689 OPS against ground ball pitchers. The Marlins also rank second to last with just 1.29 runs in the first five innings in away games.

How times change...we are now looking to lay a run with the hot Halos! It's now wins in eight straight, scoring 61 runs in the process, after last night's 7-4 success vs. the Marlins. The Angels made the most of six hits, led by scorching hot Taylor Ward, now on 15 homers after another last night, as the free-swingers in the lineup have now hit at least two homers in seven consecutive games, a franchise record. Jose Soriano has pitched well enough (2.25 ERA in four May starts) to take advantage, though the real question tonight is if Miami's Cal Quantrill can cool down the hot Halo bats after picking up a win last Sunday vs. the Rays. Play Angels on Run Line

I really haven't been paying attention to the Angels ... well since Shohei left. Just a terribly run organization. Yet somehow the Halos have won an MLB-best eight straight games to get to .500 for the first time in a month. And only one of those was at home: Last night vs. the Marlins. Taylor Ward is having really solid season for LAA, which means they should trade him when his value is highest but of course they won't just like they didn't Ohtani. Starting pitcher Jose Soriano has a 2.25 ERA this month and hasn't allowed a homer in four starts. The Marlins' Cal Quantrill has a 7.36 road ERA. The Angels have homered in 13 consecutive games, the longest active MLB streak.