PrizePicks MLB Plays of the Day for Thursday (7/7)

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MLB PrizePicks Plays Thursday 7/7

Dylan Cease Over 8.5 K’s

Dylan Cease has been striking out hitters with ease, sitting at a 34% K% on the year. He now gets a strong matchup against the Tigers who have 6 of 9 hitters in the projected Detroit lineup with a K% of 24% or more this season vs. RHPs. He is also trending up, with at least 11 K’s in two of his last three starts. 

Gerrit Cole Over 7 K’s

Gerrit Cole is also trending in a solid direction, with at least 7 K’s in six of his last eight starts and eight of his last 11. Considering that along with his 32% K% on the year, you could argue this line should be sitting at 7.5 or even 8, so even in a matchup that isn’t overly friendly toward strikeouts, I like this number. Despite this Red Sox season-long strikeout numbers being fairly low, there are still five hitters in the projected Boston lineup with a K% of 21% or higher over the last month, and just two hitters with an ISO above .150. 

Logan Webb Over 5 K’s

Logan Webb has a 24% K% over his last five starts, and over the last month this projected Padres lineup has 5 hitters striking out 20% of the time or more against RHPs. I would love to see a Padres lineup with more 4 or more RHHs in it, but even if we do not get that, this team is lacking power with just three hitters sitting at an ISO of .150 or better this season.

The Official Card

Dylan Cease o8.5 K’s
Gerrit Cole o7 K’s
Logan Webb o5 K’s

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