Sunday Night MLB Intel

Eldridge is 11-for-36 over his last 10 games, a .306 stretch that's come with a homer and 10 RBI tacked on. That's real production, not just empty singles, and it points to a hitter seeing the ball well right now. San Diego and San Francisco square off tonight at Oracle Park, and Eldridge just needs one extra-base knock or a couple of hits to clear this number. The -137 price reflects how live this bat has been.

Holliday has cooled off in a big way, hitting just .214 (9-for-42) over his last 10 games with only 1 homer and 3 RBI in that stretch. When the average dips that low, the hard contact and the homer/RBI combos tend to dry up right alongside it. Baltimore is on the road at Toronto this afternoon, and the case here is simple: a hitter in a slump like this isn't a great bet to produce multiple runs plus a homer in the same game. The market has this priced at -160, and the recent numbers back that lean.

Rodriguez has been dealing lately, a 1.82 ERA with 27 strikeouts over his last 5 outings, and that kind of swing-and-miss stuff usually means he's working deep into games rather than getting pulled early. The projection here sits at 16.3 against a 5.5 line, a gap that's hard to ignore. Texas visits Chase Field this afternoon, and volume is the whole story on this prop: a pitcher missing this many bats over an extended stretch tends to rack up the innings, and the hits allowed total climbs right along with the outs recorded. The +112 price adds a little extra juice to a number that already looks light.