FanDuel at -122. For the third straight Sandy Alcantara start, I’m fading his outs prop, set at 17.5. He’s now failed to clear this line in nine of ten starts, while pitching to an 8.04 ERA (5.03 xERA). Pitching on four days rest for only the second time this season, and coming off three straight games with at least 100 pitches thrown, the Marlins could also be inclined to put a soft limit on their former Cy Young ace, with an off day scheduled for tomorrow. San Diego does have five lefties in the lineup (Alcantara’s worse split for pitch efficiency), and five total players who see above average pitches per plate appearance.

The Padres rallied to win 8-6 on Tuesday, and I like them to carry over that momentum against struggling Sandy Alcantara. The Marlins' former ace owns a 12.64 ERA on the road and has allowed an overall 48 percent hard-hit rate this season. Alcantara has allowed four or more earned runs in five straight starts. San Diego counters with lefty Kyle Hart, who just got recalled from AAA. However, he is 2-0 with a 1.64 ERA at Petco Park. The Marlins are worse against left-handed pitching (.653 OPS) than against right-handers (.715 OPS).