Francisco Lindor is facing his former team, and the model sees strong value here. He's played just 7 games against Cleveland since the trade, but has gone 11-for-33 in those matchups. While he's struggled against left-handed pitching this season, he's historically fared better in those splits—suggesting some positive regression could be due. Right-handed batters are hitting .263 against Logan Allen and have accounted for 10 of the 14 home runs he's allowed. We set Lindor's line at +315 to homer.