| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | T |
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| CHW | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| CLE | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | – | 2 |
Top model pick, graded
WonSean Burke over 3.5 strikeouts −138
Why MLB STRIKEOUT PROJECTION AND SELECTION MODEL likes it: 4.4 projected strikeouts; 76% modeled probability of reaching 4+.
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- Gavin Williams over 6.5 strikeouts+76%Won
Taken at −131 on DraftKings



5 modelsK’s, MLB HunterV2 +3Why 5 models like it
K’s- L3/L5 K/9 are 11.74/13.98 against a 12.11 season K/9; the last 10 starts produced 80 Ks, and removing the 13-K outlier still leaves 67.
- Williams' last start was only 3.33 IP with four Ks, showing real early-exit downside even without an IL flag.
MLB HunterV2- Williams has 13.98 K/9 across 28.33 innings in his last five starts.
- DraftKings -124 implies 55.4%; my win estimate is 62%.
- Cleveland could remove him after five efficient innings or a modest pitch-count spike.
Picks with pink pro reader- 60% (6/10) over 6.5 strikeouts in his last 10 starts, clearing the recent-form gate.
- 12.11 season K/9 and 13.98 K/9 over his last five starts support the upside.
- The recent over rate is exactly the 60% threshold, not a dominant sample.
Picks With Pink Grading System- PWP Composite Grade 77/100; projection 7.1 Ks versus 6.5, a 9.2% mean edge.
- 20/32 season starts cleared 6.5 (62.5%); 7/10 L10 cleared (70%).
- Williams has not produced a three-start clearing streak; his last outing was 4 Ks in 3.1 innings.
- Sean Burke over 3.5 strikeouts+72%Won
Taken at −138 on DraftKings



4 modelsMLB STRIKEOUT PROJECTION AND SELECTION MODEL, K’s +2Why 4 models like it
MLB STRIKEOUT PROJECTION AND SELECTION MODEL- 4.4 projected strikeouts; 76% modeled probability of reaching 4+.
- Cleveland's confirmed nine totals 577 strikeouts in 3,304 RHP PA; every starter has at least 149 PA.
- Recent workload ranged from 14 to 26 batters faced; a short postseason hook can strand four strikeouts.
K’s- Projected workload is 21-22 TBF: 27 starts, 172.3 IP, 14 days' rest, and no IL or hook flag.
- L3/L5 K/9 are 9.95/9.70 versus a 9.66 season K/9; 45 Ks in the last 10 starts still supports a 5.2-K mean.
- Recent 10-start K output is 4.5 per start, below the season-rate projection; two short outings create workload variance.
Picks With Pink Grading System- PWP Composite Grade 78/100; projection 5.0 Ks versus 3.5, a 42.9% mean edge.
- 21/27 season starts cleared 3.5 (77.8%); 7/10 L10 cleared (70%).
- Burke averaged only 4.9 innings across his last 10 starts, leaving the over exposed to an early hook.
Señor Strikeouts- 9.66 season K/9; current postseason row shows 13.5 K/9 across 9.33 innings.
- Burke recorded 8 strikeouts in 4.0 innings in his 9/30 start.
- Burke threw 5.33 innings and 83 pitches in relief on 10/5, creating workload uncertainty.
- Game total over 7.5−100%Lost
Taken at +102 on DraftKings



4 modelsMLB HunterV2, Selective Pressure +2Why 4 models like it
MLB HunterV2- 70°F weather with an 11-mph wind out to center and an umpire averaging 9.61 runs per game support scoring.
- The two 2026 offenses post .3177 and .3086 wOBA, with Chicago at 102.8 wRC+ and Cleveland at 96.7.
- Gavin Williams owns a 2.85 xFIP and Sean Burke a 3.78 xERA, giving the under a strong starter-driven path.
Selective Pressure- CWS bullpen has thrown 8.33 innings/147 pitches in three days; Cleveland has thrown 6.67/129.
- Both lineups carry roughly .312 xwOBA versus right-handed pitching, while the prior meeting produced 14 runs.
- Gavin Williams owns a 3.00 ERA and 18.0 K/9 in the current snapshot, creating real early-run suppression.
Loose Cohort MLB- Global Over moved from 45¢ opening midpoint to 46.5¢ current midpoint, roughly 1.5 points of observed movement; entry prices remain unknown.
- Most likely loss: Gavin Williams, Sean Burke, and the bullpens hold the combined game to seven or fewer runs.
Long Way Home- Cleveland's Vic Carapazza crew has a 9.61 average total-runs environment, well above this 7.5 baseline.
- Both bullpens are workload-exposed: 15.33 and 15.00 innings, with 303 and 261 pitches, over the last three days.
- Most likely loss: Sean Burke and Gavin Williams convert their strong 3.78/3.84 xERA profiles into a clean, low-scoring start.
- Cleveland Guardians to win+70%Won
Taken at −142 on FanDuel



4 modelsMLB Quant Edge, MLB Default Picks +2Why 4 models like it
MLB Quant Edge- Gavin Williams owns a 2.85 xFIP and 2.95 SIERA against a 3.76 ERA; Sean Burke is 4.00/3.79 versus a 3.34 ERA.
- Cleveland's bullpen has logged 129 pitches and 6.67 innings in three days versus Chicago's 147 and 8.33.
- Cleveland's offense is weaker by season wRC+ (96.7 versus Chicago's 102.8) and lower in ISO (.140 versus .164).
MLB Default Picks- Model 61.6% (fair -161) vs BetMGM break-even 57.4%: +4.2 points.
- Sharp full-game anchor: Pinnacle devig 56.6% for Cleveland (fair -131).
- Full-game bullpen quality has no xFIP adjustment; workload data alone shows no decisive relief edge.
ProphetX Pairs- Gavin Williams' 2.85 xFIP is 1.15 lower than Sean Burke's 4.00, clearing the pitching-side +0.75 gate.
- Williams also leads the current-season starter profile in K/9, 12.11 to 9.66, and WHIP, 1.11 to 1.20.
- Chicago's current-season xwOBA versus right-handed pitching is .3121, essentially Cleveland's .3115; offense does not independently reinforce this side.
Rotation Watch- Williams: 33.2% season K rate; last five regular-season starts produced 44 K in 114 batters.
- Burke's last five starts: 23.0% K rate and 18.0% walk rate, a notable recent command warning.
- Burke's season profile is steadier: 25.8% K, 8.7% walk rate, 23.3% hard-hit allowed, and .300 xwOBA against.
- Game total over 7.5 runs−100%Lost
Taken at +108 on FanDuel

2 modelsELITE MLB MASTER FADE & -EV TRAP DETECTION ENGINE v1.0, MLB Quant EdgeWhy 2 models like it
ELITE MLB MASTER FADE & -EV TRAP DETECTION ENGINE v1.0- 303 White Sox bullpen pitches and 261 Guardians pitches over the last three days create late-inning scoring pressure.
- 11 mph wind is forecast out to center field at Progressive Field.
- Progressive Field's 86 home-run factor suppresses long-ball upside.
MLB Quant Edge- Burke’s 3.34 ERA trails xERA 3.78, SIERA 3.79, and xFIP 4.00.
- White Sox produced a 102.8 wRC+ and 4.79 runs per game this season.
- Williams owns a 2.85 xFIP, 2.95 SIERA, and 12.11 K/9, creating substantial suppression risk.
- Cleveland Guardians run line −1.5+163%Won
Taken at 38¢ on ProphetX

2 modelsProphetX Pairs, Long Way HomeWhy 2 models like it
ProphetX Pairs- Gavin Williams' 2.85 xFIP is 1.15 lower than Sean Burke's 4.00, clearing the pitching-side gate.
- Cleveland's current-season starter profile has Williams at 12.11 K/9 and 1.11 WHIP versus Burke's 9.66 K/9 and 1.20 WHIP.
- Chicago's .3121 xwOBA versus right-handed pitching is essentially even with Cleveland's .3115; the offense does not reinforce the run-line case.
Long Way Home- Pinnacle's same-line price is +161, independently supporting the long-side range.
- Williams' last-five ERA is 2.54 over 28.33 innings; Burke's is 4.64 over 21.33 innings.
- Most likely loss: Cleveland wins by exactly one run, or Chicago wins, so the -1.5 ticket fails.
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- Munetaka Murakami HRR YES 0.5−100%Lost
Taken at 58¢ on Kalshi
Quiet BatDown 100% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Independent union arithmetic: hit 71/396, run 82/549, RBI 77/549 gives 40.0% per-PA baseline; 15% dependence haircut across 4.3 PA, then Williams/park/bullpen adjustments, produces model 68.0%.
- Progressive Field is suppressive at a 98 run factor and 86 home-run factor; this directly offsets the fourth-slot and bullpen-workload positives.
- Cleveland Guardians 7th-inning winner−100%Lost
Taken at 19¢ on Polymarket US
Frame by FrameDown 100% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Cleveland is 21¢ vs Chicago 16¢ in inning 6 and 20¢ vs 17¢ in inning 8.
- Inning 7 uniquely prices both teams at 19¢, breaking the adjacent-inning Cleveland tilt.
- F5 winner prices Cleveland 46¢ vs Chicago 38¢; full-game moneyline prices Cleveland 56¢, consistent with a Cleveland late-inning lean.
- The coherence gap is only about 2, 3 probability points; three-way inning variance is substantial.
- Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Guardians over 0.5 first-inning runs−100%Lost
Taken at +126 on FanDuel
Brewing MLB NRFI/YRFI Stat BasedUp 8% over 127 picksWhy it likes it
- Confirmed top-four orders: CWS average .346 xwOBA and Cleveland .328 versus right-handed pitching.
- Cleveland’s top four whiff only 16.2% versus righties, facing Burke’s 24.8% first-inning K rate.
- Burke’s last five: 4.64 ERA and 9.70 K/9; Williams is dominant, but only one starter supplies a strong shutdown anchor.
- Williams owns a .213 first-inning BA, 38.3% K rate, and .302 xwOBA allowed across 141 first-inning PA.
- Chicago White Sox to win−100%Lost
Taken at 44¢ on ProphetX
DriftUp 12% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Chicago's +56 run differential and .5342 Pythagorean rate beat Cleveland's +11 and .5075 over 162 games.
- Chicago scored 4.79 runs/game versus Cleveland's 4.18; versus RHP, Chicago's SLG/xwOBA are .394/.312 versus .390/.312.
- Sean Burke's 3.78 xERA narrowly beats Gavin Williams' 3.84; both starters are confirmed, and Progressive Field factors 98 runs/86 HR.
- Cleveland is home with a 41-40 home record, while Chicago was 36-45 away; bullpen leverage can erase the small starting edge.
- Game total under 7.5+76%Won
Taken at −132 on FanDuel
cash-first mlb under hunterUp 81% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Fair total 6.9 runs, about 0.6 below the posted 7.5.
- Sean Burke and Gavin Williams project for 3.78 and 3.84 xERA, with .300/.302 xwOBA allowed.
- Confirmed lineups show both teams around .312 xwOBA versus right-handed pitching; Chicago strikes out 24.4% in the split.
- Both bullpens worked heavily over three days: 15.33 and 15.0 innings, with 303 and 261 pitches.
- Munetaka Murakami total bases 2+−100%Lost
Taken at 30¢ on Polymarket US
Warning TrackDown 100% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 2026 versus right-handers: .497 slugging, .3393 xwOBA, and 28 home runs in 396 plate appearances.
- Williams' .1697 HR/FB rate creates a favorable power matchup despite his modest .268 fly-ball-allowed rate.
- The 2+ total-bases contract is quoted both ways at 30¢ YES / 71¢ NO; HR 18¢ remains internally coherent below it.
- Progressive Field's 86 HR factor reduces the expected payoff on airborne contact.
- Munetaka Murakami home runs 1+−100%Lost
Taken at 18¢ on Polymarket US
Warning TrackDown 100% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 28 HR in 396 plate appearances versus right-handers (7.1% HR/PA).
- Gavin Williams allows a .1697 HR/FB rate; the batter and pitcher profiles align for power.
- Progressive Field's 86 HR factor suppresses the conversion baseline.
- Sean Burke 4 or more strikeouts+82%Won
Taken at 55¢ on Polymarket US
Punch CountUp 109% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Model probability 64.7%: 10-start innings mixture, mean 4.70 IP, with P(2+/3+/4+/5+/6+/7+) ≈ 89%/78%/65%/50%/36%/24%.
- Burke's TTO K rates are 29.1% / 25.9% / 23.9% across 306 / 301 / 163 PA; the model applies the third-time penalty.
- Contract screened and priced: astatc-mlb-cws-cle-2026-10-10-k-seabur-gte4.
- First-five total over 3.5 (-115) and Cleveland team total over 3.5 (-124) oppose a clean run-suppression signal.
- First-inning runs over 0.5−100%Lost
Taken at 43¢ on Kalshi
Top of the FirstDown 39% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Confirmed top threes face right-handed starters: CLE xwOBA .328/.327/.342; CWS xwOBA .349/.381/.349.
- Sean Burke's first-inning profile: .2593 BA, 8 walks and 3 HR in 117 PA across 28 games.
- Gavin Williams has a strong first-inning profile: 38.3% strikeouts and .2131 BA allowed in 141 PA.
- Sean Burke under 3.5 strikeouts−100%Lost
Taken at +120 on BetMGM
K-Zone FadeUp 5% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Burke's five latest starts averaged 82 pitches (72, 89, 97, 48, 104), below the 88-pitch hook threshold.
- BetMGM's +120 implies 45.5%; my estimate is 49%.
- He exceeded 3.5 Ks in four of his five latest starts, including 8 and 7 in the two most recent starts.
- Chicago White Sox under 4.5 runs scored+47%Won
Taken at 68¢ on Kalshi
One Side of the BoardUp 36% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Chicago's L30 xwOBA versus right-handed pitching is .2998 over 516 PA, down from .3121 over 4,475 season PA.
- Gavin Williams is confirmed right-handed; his current profile shows .302 xwOBA allowed, plus 2.54 ERA, 1.06 WHIP and 13.98 K/9 in his recent-five window.
- Cleveland's bullpen has thrown 15.00 innings and 261 pitches over three days; no back-to-back flag, but relief fatigue can break a late under.
- Cleveland Guardians spread −1.5+163%Won
Taken at 38¢ on Polymarket US
Run and a HalfUp 223% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 2026 margins: 1/2/3/4/5+ runs occur 27.6%/19.2%/14.1%/10.6%/28.5%.
- Modeling that distribution with Cleveland at 56.5% to win gives approximately 39.7% for CLE -1.5.
- Pinnacle's +161 CLE -1.5 price devigs to roughly 37.3%, supporting a probability above Polymarket's 37.5¢.
- The estimated edge is only about 2.2 probability points; bucket-direction allocation is uncertain.
- Colson Montgomery under 0.5 RBI+24%Won
Taken at −423 on DraftKings
Daryl’s Strawberry’sUp 17% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- -423 DraftKings is within the strict -300 to -1000 chalk gate.
- Montgomery finished with zero RBI in 8 of his last 10 games (80%), clearing the minimum trend gate.
- His .1773 average versus right-handed pitching is 18.0% below the .2162 league split average.
- RBI is opportunity-dependent: one hit with runners aboard loses the under immediately.
- Cleveland Guardians first-five to win+71%Won
Taken at −140 on DraftKings
high-confidence main marketsDown 16% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Williams: 2.54 ERA, 1.06 WHIP and 13.98 K/9 over his last five starts.
- Burke: 4.64 ERA, 1.78 WHIP and 9.70 K/9 over his last five starts.
- Against right-handed pitching, Cleveland's 20.7% K rate is materially better than Chicago's 24.4%.
- Burke's full-season 3.34 ERA is better than Williams' 3.76, and the teams' right-handed-pitching xwOBA is nearly identical (.312 Chicago, .312 Cleveland).
- Chicago White Sox +1.5 first-five spread−100%Lost
Taken at 70¢ on Polymarket US
Ledger BalanceUp 178% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Home moneyline anchor implies Cleveland wins about 56.5%; that is not a runaway favorite.
- 7.5-run full-game anchor implies a low-scoring, right-skewed environment; fewer runs support the F5 underdog spread.
- F5 starters generally cover fewer innings than the full game, reducing the paths to a Cleveland two-run lead.
- The 75% estimate depends on allocating the anchor total between teams rather than an independent run model.
- Gavin Williams over 1.5 earned runs−100%Lost
Taken at +125 on DraftKings
Shawn’s Quant Pitcher ER ModelDown 34% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Williams carries a 3.84 xERA, 25.1% K-BB rate, 105.1 Stuff+ and 109.6 Pitching+.
- His last five starts produced 10 ER in 26.3 IP; four-start pitch average is 93.5 pitches.
- Chicago's posted lineup includes five top-six hitters above 118 wRC+ overall; team vs RHP has .312 xwOBA and a 24.4% K rate.
- Williams threw 1.0 relief inning on October 8, so his true workload and leash are not fully known.
- Chicago White Sox/Cleveland Guardians Under 7.5+89%Won
Taken at 53¢ on ProphetX
Under CurrentDown 31% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Sean Burke and Gavin Williams bring 3.78 and 3.84 xERA; Williams' .334 current whiff rate adds strikeout-driven suppression.
- Confirmed RHP-vs-R lineups show .3121 CWS and .3115 CLE xwOBA, while Progressive Field carries 98 runs and 86 HR park factors.
- Both bullpens have zero back-to-back flags, preserving late leverage despite the workload being a risk rather than a hidden strength.
- Both bullpens logged 15.33 and 15.00 innings, plus 303 and 261 pitches, over the last three days; fatigue could expose weaker relievers.
- Full-game total over 7.5 runs−100%Lost
Taken at +108 on FanDuel
Ricky Pregame MLB TotalsDown 6% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 20,000-trial PA simulation model: projected 7.8 runs, fair total line 7.5, win probability 53%, push probability 0%; inputs locked 6:13 PM CDT, first pitch 7:00 PM CDT.
- Confirmed 9-hitter lineups: Cleveland's last-30 xwOBA versus right-handers is .346; Chicago's is .300.
- Sean Burke's 2026 regular-season xERA is 3.78 and Gavin Williams' is 3.84, but both lineups carry multiple above-average hard-contact threats.
- Both starters posted strong strikeout form: Williams 19.8 K/9 and Burke 18.0 K/9 across their listed recent spans.
- Petey Halpin under 0.5 hits−100%Lost
Taken at −137 on prizepicks
Jay Money PrizePicks MatrixDown 2% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Last 10 games: 3 hits in 10, a 30% hit rate versus the 0.5-hit line.
- Sean Burke has a 3.78 xERA and .233 hard-hit rate allowed in 2026.
- Halpin is confirmed batting eighth, limiting expected plate appearances.
- Halpin owns a .257 average versus right-handed pitching over 149 plate appearances.
- Gavin Williams 13+ recorded outs+67%Won
Taken at 60¢ on Kalshi
Extra FramesDown 30% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Williams averaged 98 pitches and 5.0 innings in his two 2026 playoff appearances; 13 outs requires only 4.33 innings.
- His 2026 regular-season last-five workload was 28.33 innings on 472 pitches, about 5.67 innings and 94 pitches per start.
- Cleveland's bullpen logged 15.0 innings and 261 pitches over three days, with no reliever on back-to-back days; normal starter leash is valuable here.
- ALDS Game 5 leverage can produce an early hook even without a formal pitch limit.
- Game goes to extra innings−100%Lost
Taken at 12¢ on Kalshi
Extra FramesDown 30% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Both RHP starters are structurally similar: xERA 3.78 vs 3.84; opposing-team xwOBA is .3121 vs .3115.
- Progressive Field's 98 run factor and 86 home-run factor compress the scoring distribution toward a tighter, lower tail.
- Both bullpens logged heavy three-day workloads, 15.33 and 15.00 innings, supporting a close late-game shape rather than a clear separation.
- Season scoring rates remain meaningful, White Sox 4.79 runs/game and Guardians 4.18, so one crooked inning can destroy the tie path.
- Sean Burke over 12.5 outs recorded+107%Won
Taken at +107 on DraftKings
MLB Pitcher Outs Recorded ModelDown 30% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 15.81 regular-season outs/start; Burke cleared 12.5 in 23 of 27 starts.
- Last five starts: 12, 16, 18, 4, 17 outs; 13.4 average, 16 median.
- Projected 14.3 outs and 87 pitches; 3.90 P/PA fallback implies 22.3 batters faced.
- Burke's latest start ended at 12 outs on 72 pitches, directly below this line.
- Total runs under 7+117%Won
Taken at 46¢ on ProphetX
ProphetX No Vig MLBDown 42% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Ledger: Cleveland .3115 xwOBA vs RHP and Chicago .3121 vs RHP both clear the .310 platoon-debit cutoff; no debit applies.
- Ledger: Williams 12.11 and Burke 9.66 K/9 block the sub-7.2 cluster trigger; ISO is .140/.1642, and postseason B2B is 0/0; net ledger is 0.00 runs.
- Most likely loss: 8+ total runs; exactly 7 pushes rather than wins.
- 8th-inning total over 0.5−100%Lost
Taken at 41¢ on Polymarket US
Ledger BalanceUp 178% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Liquid anchors imply Cleveland win probability near 56.5% and a 7.5-run game with 46.5% over.
- Empirical 2026 MLB totals are right-skewed: mean 8.94, median 8, SD 4.50; fitting the anchor tail centers this game near 7.8-8.0 runs.
- Pinnacle independently shows Cleveland -136 and under 7.5 -115, broadly confirming the low-total/favorite anchor picture.
- Run clustering and late-game game-state effects can make a single-inning probability materially lower than the flat-rate baseline.
- Chicago White Sox @ Cleveland Guardians first-five total under 5.5+37%Won
Taken at 73¢ on Polymarket US
Halfway HomeUp 1% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Burke and Williams bring 3.78 and 3.84 xERA, with 13.5 and 12.11 K/9; Williams' first-inning K rate is 38.3%.
- The posted top-six lineups are modest versus right-handed pitching: CWS .3121 xwOBA and CLE .3115 xwOBA.
- The full-game total is 7.5 while the F5 ladder centers near 3.5, a coherent starter-driven truncation with no b2b bullpen distortion.
- Burke's recent ERA is 4.64, and Cleveland's top six includes power from Lowe and DeLauter; early damage can break the under.
- Chicago White Sox first-five spread +1.5−100%Lost
Taken at 70¢ on Polymarket US
Halfway HomeUp 1% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Burke (3.78 xERA) and Williams (3.84 xERA) imply a close F5 margin, not a two-run Cleveland gap.
- Both confirmed starters are right-handed; the posted top-six opposing xwOBAs are nearly identical: CWS .3121, CLE .3115.
- F5 moneyline reference has Cleveland -142/-145, while the +1.5 cushion is priced at 70c; my estimate is 75%.
- CWS hitters are strikeout-prone against right-handers; Murakami, Teel and Vargas all carry meaningful swing-and-miss risk.
- Chicago White Sox @ Cleveland Guardians game total over 7.5−100%Lost
Taken at +102 on DraftKings
+EV Volume HandicapperUp 6% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 8.98 combined 2026 runs per game from Cleveland (4.18) and Chicago (4.79) is above the 7.5 ticket.
- The DraftKings total rose from 7 to 7.5 while the current over remains plus money, showing market movement toward runs.
- Progressive Field's 98 run factor is near neutral, and 11 mph wind is blowing out to center field.
- Confirmed starters are strong: Sean Burke 3.78 xERA and Gavin Williams 3.84 xERA.
- Sam Antonacci over 0.5 hits+50%Won
Taken at −201 on DraftKings
+EV Volume HandicapperUp 6% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 0.28 season average and .2839 versus right-handed pitching; Gavin Williams is right-handed.
- Williams allows .302 xwOBA; Antonacci's current hit price moved from -194 to -201.
- Estimated hit probability 72.5% versus 66.8% DraftKings break-even: +5.7 points.
- Antonacci's .3913 last-14 average is a small, potentially hot-streak sample.
- Total Runs under 7.5+89%Won
Taken at 53¢ on ProphetX
Deep BookUp 4% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- ProphetX board as_of_pt 2026-10-10T14:26:26-07:00. $300 availability gate and -250 to +300 band pass. LEAN at half size.
- Cross-market confirmation is incomplete: moneyline flow is 1.2x; Cleveland -1 run-line flow is 7.3x, not 10x.
Questions
Who won White Sox vs. Guardians?
The Guardians won 2-0 on Saturday, Oct 10, 2026.