The Reds roll into Angel Stadium on a Monday night with Brady Singer taking the bump for Cincinnati against Victor Mederos for Los Angeles. Cincinnati sits at 65-60 while the Angels are 60-64, and the betting market has them near even—the Reds on the moneyline at -111 and the Angels at -108, with a 9-run total. The Reds’ latest starter profile shows Singer at 10-9 with a 4.31 ERA, while Mederos makes his MLB debut-like appearance with a 5.63 mark over a small sample. This is a game where bullpen usage and park factors could tilt the late innings.

Past results tilt toward small-ball edges: Cincinnati snapped Milwaukee’s 15-game win streak by keeping runs off the board just enough, and the Angels just wrapped a Dodgers sweep with two losses in three to Oakland. Home/away splits give the Angels a favorable toss at home in recent outings (3-0 in their last three at home), while the Reds have leaned on momentum, winning three straight at the Angels. Expect a tense, late-inning push in a park that can heighten offense with the ball in the air and the conditions turning favorable for late swings.

Rotoworld’s model leans toward a Reds win on the moneyline, with a slight nod to the Angels covering +1.5 and the game edging over 9 runs. Fantasy players should watch Singer’s mid-rotation efficiency and whether Mederos can keep the ball down in Anaheim. In daily fantasy formats, targeting Reds bats that sit for extra-base hits and Angels lineups that capitalize on Singer’s contact discipline could swing value in the late innings.