CJ Abrams under 0.5 hitsL
Sep 23, 2026 ET · Odds at publication 2.1400
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Career vs Valdez: 5 PA, 0-for-5, .000 AVG, 0.200 OPS (2023: 0.000 OPS in 2 PA; 2025: 0.333 OPS in 3 PA). Note: 5 PA is a small sample and should not be over-weighted, but the consistent pattern across two seasons of struggles against Valdez is meaningful. Abrams also posts a weaker split vs LHP (vL: 0.703 OPS) compared to his strong vR mark (0.898), and Valdez is a lefty with a sinker-heavy profile that generates soft contact. L28d OPS 0.606 — cooling off recently. The +114 price offers value.
CJ Abrams over 1.5 total basesL
Sep 19, 2026 ET · Odds at publication 2.2000
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Abrams is having a breakout season: .264/.338/.493, 30 HR, 30 SB. His vR OPS is 0.895 — well above average vs right-handers like McGreevy. L7d OPS 0.882 confirms he's in form. Career vs McGreevy: 2 PA, 0.000 OPS (note: extremely small sample, disregard). His 30-HR power pace and .493 SLG make clearing 1.5 total bases achievable. At +120, positive expected value for a player this talented in a matchup that suits him.
CJ Abrams over 0.5 total basesL
Sep 9, 2026 ET · Odds at publication 1.6200
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Abrams is having a breakout 2026: .261/.339/.493 with 30 HR and a .893 OPS vs RHP. Buehler's 4.56 ERA makes him hittable, and Abrams' career look at him shows 1-for-3 (.333) in 2025 — a positive if small data point. His power profile (30 HR) means contact frequently becomes extra bases. The main committee projects SD losing by a run but this is a game-script where Abrams could get quality at-bats early. Any recorded hit or reach likely translates to at least 0.5 TB, and his vRHP split at .893 OPS is among WSH's best marks.
