We’re keeping the heater alive, cashing a +3 unit day yesterday to push the bankroll to +6.77 units in August. The confidence is rolling and the momentum is real, and today we’re looking to lean on some of the league’s hottest teams to keep it going. With strong trends, favorable matchups, and moneyline edges on the board, we’re set up for another shot at stacking profit and pushing the streak deeper into the weekend.

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Table of Contents

• 📊 WagerLens Performance Review

• 💎 Today’s Featured Props

• Today's Featured Props Recap

📊 WagerLens Performance Review

Yesterday (08/15): 4-1 (80%; +3.11 Units)

MLB: 187-158 (54%; +24.7 Units)

August ‘25: 28-18 (61%; +6.77 Units)

All-Time: 312-259 (55%; +59.9 Units)

💎 Today’s Featured Props

🎯 Milwaukee Brewers Moneyline

Best Price: -129 on Pinnacle

Recent Performance

• Last Game: Won

• Last 3-Game Average: 3-0

• Last 5-Game Average: 5-0

• Season Average: 77-44

• Confidence Score: 93

How Has This Prop Performed?

• 3 out of last 3 won

• 5 out of last 5 won

• 10 out of last 10 won

Key Analysis

The Brewers Moneyline at -129 on Pinnacle looks strong with Milwaukee riding a 13-game win streak and sitting at 77-44 on the season. They are averaging 5.1 runs per game, showing consistent offensive depth. Quinn Priester will take the mound for Milwaukee with an impressive 11-2 record and 3.49 ERA, giving them a steady presence on the hill. The Reds average 4.7 runs per game on the year but face a tough matchup against a Brewers team that’s locked in across the board. Zach Littell counters for Cincinnati with a 9-8 record and 3.60 ERA, though he’s allowed 12 earned runs over his last five starts, leaving the door open for Milwaukee’s hot bats. With Priester dealing, the lineup producing, and all momentum in their corner, the Brewers are well-positioned to extend their winning streak.

Risk Factors

• Even pitching matchup in terms of ERA

🎯 Seattle Mariners Moneyline

Best Price: -123 on Pinnacle

Recent Performance

• Last Game: Won

• Last 3-Game Average: 1-2

• Last 5-Game Average: 3-2

• Season Average: 68-55

• Confidence Score: 91

How Has This Prop Performed?

• 1 out of last 3 won

• 3 out of last 5 won

• 8 out of last 10 won

Key Analysis

The Mariners Moneyline at -123 on Pinnacle looks like a favorable play with a notable edge in the pitching matchup. Seattle enters at 68-55 on the season and has won 8 of their last 10 games, giving them solid momentum despite going just 1-2 over their last three. Bryan Woo takes the mound with a 10-6 record and 3.08 ERA, though he has allowed 15 earned runs over his last five starts. Still, his overall consistency and strikeout upside make him a reliable option. On the other side, the Mets are handing the ball to Nolan McLean for his first MLB start after posting a 2.45 ERA in the minors, which brings uncertainty against a Mariners lineup averaging 4.59 runs per game compared to New York’s 4.46. With Seattle holding the proven starter and the more stable form, the 91 confidence score reflects a strong spot to back the Mariners.

Risk Factors

• Mariners lost 2 of last 3

🎯 Pittsburgh Pirates UNDER 3.5 Team Runs

Best Price: -106 on FanDuel

Recent Performance

• Last Game: 3 Runs

• Last 3-Game Average: 2.67 R/G

• Last 5-Game Average: 5.67 R/G

• Season Average: 3.54 R/G

• Confidence Score: 83

How Has This Prop Performed?

• 2 out of last 3 under

• 3 out of last 5 under

• 7 out of last 10 under

Key Analysis

The Pirates UNDER 3.5 team runs at -106 on FanDuel has solid support from both recent trends and the pitching matchup. Pittsburgh has gone under this mark in 7 of their last 10 games, averaging just 2.67 runs over their last three, though their 5-game average is inflated at 5.67 thanks to a few high-scoring outliers. On the season, they’re right in line with the number at 3.54 runs per game. They’ll be up against Shota Imanaga, who’s been outstanding with a 3.19 ERA overall and just 2.14 ER/G at home, and notably shut out the Pirates in their last meeting. With Imanaga’s strong home splits and Pittsburgh’s tendency to go quiet against quality arms, the 83 confidence score reflects value on the under here.

Risk Factors

• Imanaga has allowed 3+ runs in 3 of last 5 starts

Today's Featured Props Recap

We've identified several promising player props for tonight's slate, each showing strong statistical trends and reasonable market prices:

Best Value Plays

1. 🔥 Pittsburgh Pirates UNDER 3.5 Team Runs (-106 FanDuel)

   • Most consistent trend: 7/10 in L10

   • Averaging just 2.67 R/G over their last 3 games

   • They’ll be up against Shota Imanaga, who’s been outstanding with a 3.19 ERA overall and just 2.14 ER/G at home, and notably shut out the Pirates in their last meeting

Moneylines

1. 📈 Milwaukee Brewers Moneyline (-129 Pinnacle)

• Hot streak: 13/13 in L13

• Averaging 5.21 R/G this season

• Quinn Priester will take the mound for Milwaukee with an impressive 11-2 record and 3.49 ERA, giving them a steady presence on the hill

2. ⚡ Seattle Mariners Moneyline (-123 Pinnacle)

• 8/L10 games going OVER

• Bryan Woo takes the mound with a 10-6 record and 3.08 ERA, though he has allowed 15 earned runs over his last five starts

• Mets are handing the ball to Nolan McLean for his first MLB start after posting a 2.45 ERA in the minors, which brings uncertainty against a Mariners lineup averaging 4.59 runs per game

All data points are sourced through WagerLens, providing near real-time odds comparison and historical performance metrics across major sportsbooks.

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— The WagerLens Team