Jorge Soler

Soler's career line vs Robbie Ray (LHP) spans 10 PA across four separate seasons (2016, 2021, 2022, 2024) and reads .143 AVG / 0.543 OPS — consistent struggles, not a single-sample artifact. His 2026 season average is .205 with a vL OPS of 0.599, indicating broad difficulty against left-handed pitching. Ray has a 3.33 ERA in 2026. The combination of a known BvP problem across multiple years and a weak general L-split makes this a strong under signal. Market prices Under at +116 (46.3% implied), offering positive expected value.

Soler career vs Webb: 18 PA, .118 AVG, 0.461 OPS — the largest career BvP sample in this matchup. Year-by-year breakdown: 2021 (6 PA, 0.000 OPS), 2022 (5 PA, 0.200 OPS), 2023 (4 PA, 1.750 OPS), 2025 (3 PA, 0.000 OPS). The 2023 outlier is the exception; three of four seasons Soler posts sub-.250 OPS vs Webb. Most recent 2025 exposure: 0-for-3. 2026 season line: .205 AVG, .669 OPS — one of the weaker bats in the LAA lineup. Webb's sinker/groundball profile generates weak contact, and Soler's pull-heavy swing struggles with heavy downward movement.

Soler's 2026 season average is .204 with a .373 SLG, and his L7d OPS has cratered to .327. Career vs Liberatore: 4 PA with a 0.000 OPS in his 2025 plate appearances (3 PA) and only 1 PA at 2.000 OPS in 2023 — a single-PA outlier. His vL OPS of .582 confirms he struggles against left-handed pitching. At +126, the under carries real value given both the BvP trend and his recent slump.