Andy Pages

Pages is 4-for-5 (.800 AVG, 2.400 OPS) with 1 HR against Gasser in 2026. Small 5 PA sample — explicitly noted — but the production is dominant. He also carries a vLHP OPS of 0.902 (strong platoon edge vs LHP Gasser) and a blistering L28d OPS of 1.180, making him one of the hottest bats in the Dodgers lineup heading into this start. Over at -185 reflects the market's confidence as well.

Pages is in peak form: L28d OPS 1.074, .274/.343/.463 season line, 22 HR. LAD projected to score 4.9 runs with Pages in the middle of the order. No career data vs Seymour but Seymour's 4.70 ERA and 1.53 WHIP across 30.2 IP this season means he surrenders baserunners consistently. Pages' combined hits+runs+RBI line at -143 reflects a player locked in (L7d OPS 1.074) against a struggling right-hander in a game where LAD is projected to score 5 runs.

Pages is hitting .273/.339/.462 with 21 HR and 12 SB across 543 PA. His vR OPS in the last 28 days is .834 and L7d is .938, showing an upward trend. Facing Feltner — who anchors the last-place Colorado pitching staff (worst xERA at 5.21 and worst xFIP at 4.72 in MLB) — at Coors Field with a favorable power weather forecast. Pages has the speed-power profile to reach multiple bases even with non-HR contact. Reaching 1.5 total bases vs the weakest pitching matchup on the slate in a hitter-amplified environment is a sound medium-confidence play.