Yankees vs Red Sox · Total runs·-110·projects 9.8 runs
Wed, May 13, 7:05 PM EDT
VerdictLean Over+4.0% · lean
Verdict
Lean Over
+4.0% · lean
Implied
50.0%
de-vigged
Model
54.0%
med conf
EV / $100
+$3.09
expected return
Kelly suggests
$9 / $1k
per $1k bankroll
Lower probabilityEvenHigher probability
−5%0%5%10%
+4.0%slight
+4.0%slight
Not financial advice · probability estimates, not predictions · bet responsibly
Tonight at Yankee Stadium, hosts with the total set at 9.5[1]. Our model projects 9.8 runs, a tilt toward the over.
Starting pitchers
(NYY): 3.94 ERA, 10.2 K/9, 1.15 WHIP across 56.2 IP this year [2]. Above-average control with strikeout stuff, but the model's variance comes from what happens after he leaves.
(BOS): 4.21 ERA, 7.8 K/9, 1.39 WHIP across 59 IP [3]. Walks are up and the WHIP suggests traffic on the bases.
Schedule density
The Yankees bullpen logged 4.2 IP last night[4]. Doval (closer), Bednar (setup), and Cruz (setup) are all on back-to-back use, leaving three important late-game arms effectively off-board. Boston's pen, by contrast, is on regular rest with only one inning thrown yesterday [5].
If this gets past the 6th inning, the Yankees are out of their three best relievers and Boston walks a ton. That's how this game gets to 10+ runs and the over hits.
01Sourced, every time
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Citations are first-class. Stats carry citations that reveal the underlying data: the player, the team, the splits. No vibes, just receipts.
Scoring efficiency, starters with 25+ MPG, 2024-25
Player
Team
PTS
TS%
USG%
eFG%
Net Rtg
26.2[50]
66.4%[50]
29.1%[50]
61.8%[50]
+10.2[50]
31.5[51]
63.4%[51]
32.8%[51]
56.1%[51]
+12.8[51]
30.2[52]
61.0%[52]
32.1%[52]
55.4%[52]
+4.6[52]
27.1[53]
59.2%[53]
28.4%[53]
54.8%[53]
+9.1[53]
26.4[54]
58.6%[54]
28.0%[54]
53.9%[54]
+6.2[54]
Fig. 01Stats table
02The verdict card
Every analysis ends with a single call.
Edge, implied probability, expected value, Kelly stake. Collapsed into one card with a lean or a pass. The math is transparent, the recommendation is clear.
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Fig. 02Verdict card
Player props · totals · spreads · moneylines · same card, same math
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Optimal lineups, five contest strategies.
Project fantasy points for every player on the slate, pick a strategy (chalk, moonshot, game stack, bring back, or steady), and the optimizer hands back the best lineup with salary, exposure, and diversity rules already enforced.
Chalk. Optimizes the projected median. Safe-floor build for cash games.
◆ChalkCash
Highest-projected player at each position. Pure expected value — consistency wins.
PosPlayerSalaryProjFPPGCeilP50+Val
PG
Quentin Grimes
PHI@NYK
$4,00040.7—85.024%10.2x
SG
Stephon Castle
SASvsMIN
$7,00037.8—68.513%5.4x
SF
Josh Hart
NYKvsPHI
$6,00034.0—70.610%5.7x
PF
Kyle Anderson
MIN@SAS
$3,20028.0—62.42%8.8x
C
Victor Wembanyama
SASvsMIN
$10,80049.5—90.048%4.6x
G
De'Aaron Fox
SASvsMIN
$6,90042.6—79.526%6.2x
F
Harrison Barnes
SASvsMIN
$3,10028.8—56.12%9.3x
UTIL
Anthony EdwardsQ
MIN@SAS
$8,70047.3—81.541%5.4x
Projected
308.7
Ceiling
593.7
Floor
137.1
Value Rank
Grimes
10.2x
Barnes
9.3x
Anderson
8.8x
Fox
6.2x
Hart
5.7x
Edwards
5.4x
Castle
5.4x
Wembanyama
4.6x
Key Stats
Salary used$49,700
Remaining$300
Budget99.4%
Top Projection
Wembanyama
49.5 pts · $10.8K
Best Value
Grimes
10.2x · +3.2 above avg
Value Rank
Grimes
10.2x
Barnes
9.3x
Anderson
8.8x
Fox
6.2x
Salary$49.7K / $50K
Budget99.4%
Top Projection
Wembanyama
49.5 pts · $10.8K
Best Value
Grimes
10.2x · +3.2 above avg
Value Rank
Grimes
10.2x
Barnes
9.3x
Anderson
8.8x
Fox
6.2x
Top Projection
Wembanyama
49.5 pts · $10.8K
Best Value
Grimes
10.2x · +3.2 above avg
Fig. 03DFS lineups
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What this optimizer catchesFour design choices
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Projection model
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Long-tail
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3+ unique
Diversity and exposure
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Shai
Gilgeous-Alexander
Thunder•G
2024-25
Accuracy
Frequency
Hover hexes for frequency and accuracy
Fig. 04AShot chart
Paul Skenes
No pitch data available
Fig. 04BStrike zone
05Spatial
Where the ball ends up, and why it matters.
Every batted ball drawn at the spot it landed, colored by outcome. Useful for park shifts, platoon questions, and watching a hitter’s profile tilt in real time.
Aaron Judge
Yankees· OF· 2024· 389 batted balls
Fig. 05ASpray chart
Ronald Acuña Jr.
Braves· OF· 2023· 562 batted balls
Fig. 05BSpray chart
06Head to head
The matchup that actually matters.
Find the matchups that move the line. Compare any hitter against an opposing staff, any scorer against the defenders who actually guard him, and toggle metrics without ever leaving the card.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, matchup splits vs Denver
Guard · 6'6" · 4 G · 37.8 MPG vs DEN · 2024-25
Tracked-minute splits · playoff scouting set
Defender
Tracked possessions
FG%
Vs season average
Aaron
GordonDEN
Forward · 6'8"
52.0
4 G · 18:24 tracked min
50.0%
16 FGA · 5 3PA
-3.5%FG% vs season averagePositive means the offensive player performed better than his season average in this matchup. Negative means worse than his season average.
Jamal
MurrayDEN
Guard · 6'4"
41.0
4 G · 14:02 tracked min
42.9%
14 FGA · 4 3PA
-10.6%FG% vs season averagePositive means the offensive player performed better than his season average in this matchup. Negative means worse than his season average.
Nikola
JokicDEN
Center · 6'11"
38.0
4 G · 12:48 tracked min
63.6%
11 FGA · 3 3PA
+10.1%FG% vs season averagePositive means the offensive player performed better than his season average in this matchup. Negative means worse than his season average.
Kentavious
Caldwell-PopeDEN
Guard · 6'5"
29.0
3 G · 9:36 tracked min
33.3%
9 FGA · 2 3PA
-20.2%FG% vs season averagePositive means the offensive player performed better than his season average in this matchup. Negative means worse than his season average.
Michael
Porter Jr.DEN
Forward · 6'10"
22.0
3 G · 7:18 tracked min
62.5%
8 FGA · 3 3PA
+9.0%FG% vs season averagePositive means the offensive player performed better than his season average in this matchup. Negative means worse than his season average.
Fig. 06ADefender matchups
Aaron Judge vs Boston Red Sox pitching staff
OF · NYY · 2024
Career splits · toggle metric, inspect rows
Pitcher
At-bats
wOBA
Vs season avg
Red Sox starters
Brayan
BelloBOS
RHP · SP
14
6 H · 3 HR · 2 K · 4 BB
.711
K% 11.1% · BB% 22.2%
+.233wOBA vs season averagePositive means the batter performed better than his season average in this matchup. Negative means worse than his season average.
Kutter
CrawfordBOS
RHP · SP
11
3 H · 1 HR · 4 K · 2 BB
.445
K% 30.8% · BB% 15.4%
-.033wOBA vs season averagePositive means the batter performed better than his season average in this matchup. Negative means worse than his season average.
Tanner
HouckBOS
RHP · SP
9
1 H · 5 K · 1 BB
.182
K% 50.0% · BB% 10.0%
-.296wOBA vs season averagePositive means the batter performed better than his season average in this matchup. Negative means worse than his season average.
Nick
PivettaBOS
RHP · SP
13
5 H · 2 HR · 3 K · 1 BB
.598
K% 21.4% · BB% 7.1%
+.120wOBA vs season averagePositive means the batter performed better than his season average in this matchup. Negative means worse than his season average.
Fig. 06BPitcher matchups
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Three ways people use it.
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I.
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II.
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Opponent pace, defensive rating, and DVP baked into projections.
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III.
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