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May 23, 2026 ET · Odds at publication 1.9700
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Victor Scott II is one of the weakest contact hitters in the lineup: .185 AVG, .261 SLG, and a brutal .382 OPS vs RHP. He faces Chase Petty, a right-hander. His L28d OPS is .536 and L7d is .539 — no improvement in form. Market is nearly 50/50 (-103), but against a RHP with a hitter this compromised, the under has genuine edge.
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May 20, 2026 ET · Odds at publication 1.7900
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Scott is hitting .184/.242/.254 on the season with an OPS vs RHP of just .367 — one of the worst marks in the Cardinals lineup against right-handed pitching. Mlodzinski is a RHP. Career vs Mlodzinski: 2 PA, 0 hits. L7d OPS is .563 showing no real improvement. With a sub-.200 batting average and near-historically-bad RHP splits, the under at -127 reflects a legitimate statistical edge.
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May 10, 2026 ET · Odds at publication 1.8900
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Scott is batting just .188 with a .255 OBP and vR OPS of .437 on the season — one of the weakest contact profiles in the lineup. His L28d OPS is .449. He faces Walker Buehler who has posted 29 K in 30.1 IP in 2026 (8.6 K/9), and Scott's extreme swing-and-miss tendency against right-handers makes him a prime strikeout candidate. Under 0.5 hits at -112 is near-even money for a batter whose .188 season average gives him roughly a 19% chance of going hitless in any given game — suggesting the market slightly underprices the under.