Singer anchors Cincinnati’s rotation in a high-stakes matchup, bringing a recent run of 6+ strikeouts in 3 of 4 starts. His ability to miss bats aligns with the Angels’ high strikeout rate, making his strikeout prop a focal point and a potential carry to a Reds win if the offense supports him.

Singer toes the mound for Cincinnati in a pivotal matchup, carrying a 10-9 record and a 4.31 ERA. His recent line hints at improved efficiency, including a zero-earned-run outing in his last appearance. Facing Mederos in Anaheim, Singer brings a mix of strike-looming per-plate appearance control and a weaponized fastball/changeup combo that could tilt late innings.

Singer, slated to start for CIN next, adds a veteran arm to CIN’s rotation. His presence could stabilize CIN’s early-week starts and provide a solid streaming option in favorable matchups, with moderate risk depending on opponent.

Singer carries a 9-9 record and 4.53 ERA, with a last-outing at Pittsburgh showing 9.82 ERA and 4 earned across six hits. He’s a high-variance option who can deliver quality innings or struggle with free passes, facing a Phillies lineup that can exploit mistakes.

Brady Singer toes the rubber for Cincinnati in the Reds’ home tilt versus Philadelphia. With a 9-9 record and a 4.53 ERA, Singer looks to steady the Reds’ rotation in a park that can spark offense. His performance will directly influence Cincinnati’s chances to slow the Phillies’ offense in this early-series matchup.