Tyler Anderson provides veteran steadiness for the Angels against Javier in the Astros series, with a track record of limiting HR/9 and posting solid WHIPs. His matchup vs a lefty-friendly Angels lineup suggests a run-friendly contest, with Angels’ ability to chase left-handed starters as a potential edge in over/under plays.

Anderson returns from the paternity list to face Houston with a 9.4% walk rate this season and a recent stretch of 19 walks over 39.2 innings in eight starts. The Astros have drawn relatively few walks, but road-walk rate helps fuel his prop of 2+ walks, aligning with a patient, bullpen-limited game plan.

Anderson carries a 2-8 record with a 4.73 ERA as he faces Houston’s potent lineup; fantasy managers should weigh his high-variance profile and potential for dialing up grounders against a powerful Astros attack, making him a frail streaming option in standard leagues but potentially a contrarian play in deep formats when paired with Angels bullpen support.

Anderson faces Dodgers’ hitters in a critical next start, with the Angels hoping his steady presence provides a blueprint for containing a powerful Dodgers lineup in a high-stakes series. His performance will shape the Angels’ week-to-week fantasy outlook.

Tyler Anderson seeks a rebound outing against LAD, carrying a 4.64 ERA and a last-outing roughness. His performance is pivotal for Angels’ betting angles and DFS exposure, as Angels’ bats look to capitalize on this cross-town rivalry and Anderson’s potential regression.