Pete Crow-Armstrong has been stuck at 29 stolen bases for long enough! He gets #30 tonight, as Chicago faces newly-acquired Zack Littell and Reds backup catcher Jose Trevino. If you recall, at the end of last year and into the postseason, Trevino was taken advantage of for his inability to throw runners out. That's extended into this year, with runners successfully stealing 37/45 bags. Littell won't help any, after allowing 11 stolen bases in 22 starts, putting him just outside the top-25 starting pitchers for most steals allowed. Cincy's new righty has allowed 12 walks in 60 innings to lefties and Crow-Armstrong has no hits with eight strikeouts in the last three games. Time to work a count and get on base with a walk!

FanDuel. Shota Imanaga has remained under this line in 11 of his 15 starts. His strikeout rate has declined from 25% in 2024 to 19% this season, and his swinging strike rate he declined from 14.5% to 11.7%. The Reds are putting forth a lineup that has five hitters with below average strikeout rates against lefties.