Jung Hoo Lee under 0.5 hitsL
Sep 18, 2026 ET · Odds at publication 2.4400
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Career vs Glasnow: 12 PA, .182 AVG, 0.432 OPS, 0 HR. Year-over-year trend is mixed — 0.000 OPS in 2024 (3 PA), 0.900 OPS in 2025 (6 PA, small sample), 0.000 OPS in 2026 (3 PA, small sample) — with the overall career line dragged down sharply. Season form is also cold: L7d OPS 0.327, L28d 0.469. Market prices this at +144, offering genuine value given career futility and current cold spell vs one of the NL's premier strikeout arms.
Jung Hoo Lee under 1.5 hitsW
Aug 31, 2026 ET · Odds at publication 1.3700
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Career vs Elder: 6 PA, .000 AVG, 0.000 OPS — 0-for-6 across 2025 (4 PA, 0.000 OPS) and 2026 (2 PA, 0.000 OPS). This is the clearest BvP under signal among SF hitters vs Elder. Lee's solid .291 season average is irrelevant here — Elder has shut him out across two seasons. Elder's 2026 ERA of 3.95 and improving arsenal validate that this is a genuine matchup problem, not a sample artifact. Under 1.5 hits at -270 (73% implied) reflects market consensus we confirm with the 0-for-6 career line. Caution: -270 is expensive, and Lee could break through in a single outing.
Jung Hoo Lee over 1.5 total basesL
Aug 7, 2026 ET · Odds at publication 2.0000
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Lee is SF's best bat: .303/.338/.449 season line, .449 SLG, L7d OPS 0.973 — hottest hitter in the lineup and sustaining it. Career vs Montero: 1-for-2 with 1.000 OPS (2 PA — small sample). His .449 SLG creates realistic extra-base potential on a base hit. Over 1.5 total bases at +100 is excellent return for a .300 hitter in peak form, even accounting for Oracle Park's suppressive HR factor of 0.85 since doubles remain in play.
