DraftKings. This is an ambitious line for Grayson Rodriguez, who is making his second start back after a nearly two-year injury absence. Rodriguez was shelled in his first outing, allowing 7 hits and as many runs in 3.2 innings (79 pitches). While he did build up to 94 pitches in his final minor league tune-up, the Angels righty has yet to surpass the five inning mark in any start, including spring training. Given the injury history, there is no reason for LA to push Rodriguez, whom they view as a crucial piece of their rotation moving forward. Even in what is a pitcher-friendly matchup on paper against the Rangers, I’m counting on Rodriguez reaching the 80-85 pitches mark after five innings, likely ending his outing.

Grayson Rodriguez is still building things up after missing nearly two years, and the Angels’ bullpen ranks as the second-worst in MLB since May 8. So Texas should score. Meanwhile, Jacob deGrom has been hit hard in two of his last three starts. His other six starts since April 1, he’s given up 0-1 runs in each. L.A. ranks dead-last the last two weeks in hitting right-handers, and over the last 13 games has scored more than two runs just three times.