Bello bounced back with 6.1 solid innings, allowing four hits and two solo homers while walking none. The performance solidifies Bello as a viable fantasy streaming option when he faces favorable offenses, especially after a rough start against San Diego.

Stowers faces Bello, a challenging matchup that the piece frames as a litmus test for value in Saturday HR props; Bello represents a preference point in the Stowers vs. Bello dynamic, with Bello’s status shaping the depth of the Marlins’ HR ambiance.

Brayan Bello, a Sox right-hander, was on the mound for the hit that drilled Tatis. Bello’s big-velocity profile and potential innings limit shape how matchups against San Diego will be viewed for fantasy streaming and DFS, as his presence adds a relevant variable in Boston’s rotation.

Bello has surged in July, delivering quality starts and low earned run totals while keeping the Red Sox in the hunt. His command and ability to work six innings in recent outings provide fantasy managers with a credible streaming option against a Padres lineup that has shown struggles to produce offense in this series. Bello’s progression is a focal point, as his performance heavily influences Boston’s chance at winning this rubber match and controlling the tempo of the game.

Bello has carved out a dependable stretch, delivering a 2.61 ERA over his last dozen starts and limiting damage to fewer than four runs in most outings. His strikeout rate has slipped to a career-low 6.8 K/9, which makes Under 3.5 strikeouts attractive as he faces a Padres lineup that rarely lets a pitcher off the hook. Fantasy managers should weigh Bello’s efficiency and the Padres’ contact discipline when setting lineups for this series finale.