Evans starts for Seattle and carries a 4.36 ERA while facing an Orioles lineup that has posted a higher contact rate and respectable OPS post break. His homer-leveraged profile and the Mariners offensive trends create a dynamic where the start leans toward a tighter, bullpen driven game rather than a blowout. His inclusion anchors the underdog narrative and the potential for a low-scoring, strategic affair.

Evans starts for SEA, allowing 1.6 HR/9; his homer-prone inning profile makes any opponent’s power more exploitable. Though a rookie, the matchup context supports the potential for hitters to go deep, framing Evans’ start as a test case for Thursday’s homer props.

Logan Evans takes the ball for Seattle with a 6-4 record and a 4.36 ERA, tasked with stifling Baltimore’s lineup that features Holliday at the top. Evans has shown flashes of control but has allowed some hard contact in recent starts. Tonight’s performance could set the pace for the series’ finish and impact fantasy lineups, especially in the righty-on-righty matchups.

Logan Evans is slated to pitch for the Mariners, holding a 4-3 record with a 3.64 ERA, making him a reliable option for Seattle.

Logan Evans brings a 3-1 record and a 2.83 ERA into this matchup, showcasing his potential as a strong pitcher for the Mariners.