Monday Night MLB Intel

Wells has been quiet lately, just 3-for-25 over his last 10 games, but that line still includes a home run and 3 RBI, which is exactly the kind of production that keeps a HRR over alive even when the batting average looks rough. He doesn't need a hit-heavy night, just one run, RBI, or homer to connect, and he's shown he can still find that even in a slump. The Yankees are in Minnesota tonight at Target Field, and at -155 the number is priced like the market expects him to break through.

Dingler is scuffling, 6-for-38 over his last 10 games for a .158 average, with just 1 homer and 5 RBI mixed in across that whole stretch. That's not enough sustained contact to expect multiple runs, RBI, and homers to stack up in a single game, which is the crux of this under. Detroit is on the road in Toronto tonight, and at -130 the market is lining up with a hitter who simply hasn't been doing much lately.

Muncy is the form play of the night. He's 11-for-34 over his last 10 games, a .324 clip, with 2 home runs and 3 RBI mixed in, which is the kind of stretch that makes a half-a-base total bases prop look conservative. The Dodgers are in Cincinnati and Muncy just needs one single to clear this number, but the power he's shown lately makes extra bases plenty realistic too. At -130 this is squarely in line with how well he's swinging it right now.