Keider Montero owns a 4.93 SIERA (Skill-Interactive ERA) and a modest 6.6% swinging-strike rate. Notably, Montero surrenders an alarming 56.1% fly-ball rate. He has been extremely lucky to allow only 1.09 home runs per nine innings, as his home-run-to-fly-ball rate of 7.2% is well below his two-year baseline of 16.1%. His main strength is limiting walks, which does support this prop. Mike Trout displays a pronounced platoon preference, hitting 10 of his 13 home runs against right-handed pitchers. Trout has also been far more dangerous on the road, with a remarkable .602 slugging away from home versus .379 in Anaheim. Batting second on the road almost ensures Trout 4–5 plate appearances, and the Tigers' bullpen is nothing special.