Jesus Luzardo has gone over this total in 15/20 starts this year and after Cristopher Sanchez was incredible last night, I wouldn't be surprised to see Luzardo get hit a bit harder tonight. If he gets into trouble he could definitely be pulled early and there is a bit more uncertainty here but still I have him projecting over five hits allowed here so I'll take 0.5u shot at this price.

I like Bostons bats chances of bouncing back today after getting shut out by Cy Young candidate Cristopher Sanchez last night at Citizens Bank Park. The Red Sox will face Jesus Luzardo who has been shake at best this season. The Red Sox have been excellent versus opposing southpaws this season as evidenced by their top 3 wOBA against lefties.

Split hitter prop backing a couple of players on the Red Sox in Carlos Narvaez and Alex Bregman. The Red Sox unders have hit in five straight games, and in their current series against the Phillies they have scored just three total runs. Expect some run production today with Jesus Luzardo on the mound who has struggled at Citizens Bank Park in consecutive outings. Bregman also has two career home runs against Luzardo. Take Narvaez over on hits, and Bregman total bases.

Things have changed for the Bosox since the All-Star break, when their win streak reached ten. It's losses in four of five since, with the offense especially tepid these past two nights in Philly. Yet the Phils haven't been doing much scoring in this series, either, and tonight must deal with Lucas Giolito, who was undone by one bad pitch last Friday in Chicago vs. the Cubs (Seiya Suzuki's three-run homer) after an impressive stretch of results that included an 0.70 ERA in his preceding seven outings, and Bosox wins in seven of eight starts. Meanwhile, the Phils have lost three of the last four starts made by Jesus Luzardo, whose ERA is a shaky 5.93 in July. Play Red Sox on Money Line