Bryan Woo struck out six Angels on the road earlier in the season and I'm starting a ladder here at 8,9,10 Ks. Pitching at home where he's been better in terms of strikeouts per inning and runs allowed, Woo will also face a righty heavy batting order, which plays into his heavy right vs. left split for strikeouts. Woo's called strike plus whiff rate is over 31% to righties, which is 11% higher than vs. left handed batters, and the swinging strike rate is 14% vs. righties as opposed to under 10% to lefties. The overall strikeout rate matches for righties and he gets one of MLB's best lineups to target for strikeouts, plus, MLB's most pitcher friendly umpire, Doug Eddings, behind the plate.

DraftKings. Going right back to the Bryan Woo well, as he has won nine of his 13 home starts. He’ll face off against an Angels lineup that’s mired in an extended slump, with a .627 OPS and 74 wRC+ against righties over the last month. Rookie Mitch Farris goes for the Angels - the Mariners have hit lefties well, with a .793 OPS and 123 wRC+ over the last month. Two teams going in opposite directions, I’ll gladly back the team with momentum right now.