Bryce Miller Over 6.5 Strikeouts -133 (HIGH). This is the cleanest data-driven play on tonight's slate. Miller has cleared 6.5 strikeouts in two of his last three starts (11 and 7), averaging 8.3 Ks per outing in recent form. His 2026 pace projects to roughly 10.6 K/9 across 45.2 innings. The Angels top of the order, Schanuel (.091 AVG, .258 OPS in 12 career PA), Neto (.143 AVG, .437 OPS in 17 PA), and Adell (0-for-10, .100 OPS in 10 PA), feeds strikeouts to this kind of pitcher. Miller's elite walk avoidance means he works into deep counts efficiently and piles up whiffs rather than wasting pitches on free passes. -133 is a reasonable price for a starter this good facing a lineup this historically helpless against him.

Nathan Eovaldi Over 6.5 Strikeouts -103 (HIGH confidence): This is the best number on the board tonight. Eovaldi posted 9 K in each of his last two starts. His two career outings against Detroit produced 7 K each. The line sits at 6.5 with -103 juice, essentially even money on a pitcher at 9.1 K/9 facing a lineup that is collectively 0-for-18 against him. Extended rest adds to his command edge. Play this one without hesitation.

Matt Olson Under 0.5 Hits @ +156 (HIGH confidence): Ten career PA against May. Zero hits. A .200 OPS. The 2025 sample alone is 5 PA, 0.000 OPS. Olson is one of the better hitters in the National League this season at .272 with 20 home runs. Against this specific pitcher, he has been completely shut down every time they have met. The market prices the under at +156, implying just 39.1% probability. That significantly undervalues a documented career pattern spanning two seasons and 10 at-bats.

Ian Seymour Over 4.5 strikeouts (-120) , HIGH confidence. This is the anchor of tonight's card. Seymour carries a 9.36 K/9 this season (52 K in 50.0 IP) and just posted 7 K against this same lineup 8 days ago. The market treats this as a coin flip at -120 versus -116. It is not a coin flip. It is a high-K lefty against a team that is 6-18 against left-handed pitching, with 12 days rest and a lineup he has already blueprinted this month. The Over here is as close to a standalone conviction play as this card offers.