Shane McClanahan isn’t going much longer than five innings as the Rays are treating him with kid gloves. His last eight starts, he’s given up 0-1 runs in six of them. He allowed four runs in each of the other two, but the Angels’ OPS vs. left-handers the last 14 days is .536. The Rays are doing only a little better vs. southpaws (.696). Angels LHP spot starter Sam Aldegheri has allowed three earned runs in four games. He could double his season total and we might still hit Under here.

DraftKings. Shane McClanahan continues to have his workload monitored this season, his first since 2023. Despite his 2.85 ERA, the Rays ace has been capped at five innings or less in nine of 12 starts. Only twice has McClanahan reached 90 pitches, as the Rays typically pull him if he’s finished the fifth inning at 75-80 pitches. And while the Angels aren’t stout offensively, they do work counts (3.92 pitches per plate appearance). Plus, McClanahan’s walk rate does spike on the road (9.4%).