
The Rithmm model has been one of the sharpest tools in the game on pitcher walks props this season. Sitting at 15-4 with a 33.41% ROI, this is the signal worth paying attention to when a new flag goes up.
Tonight, the model is flagging Max Scherzer (Toronto Blue Jays) against the Colorado Rockies at Rogers Centre (7:07 PM ET) as a Smart Signal on Under 1.5 Walks Allowed.
Here is exactly what the model sees.
Game: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Colorado Rockies
Time: March 31 | 7:07 PM ET | Rogers Centre
Line: Under 1.5 Walks | -196
The Rithmm prop model projects Scherzer at 0.96 walks allowed tonight, putting the predicted outcome well inside the Under 1.5 line.
Win probability breakdown:
A positive DTM means the model sees more edge in this spot than the market does. Combined with a Smart Signal tag, this is the kind of bet the model is built to find.
The recommendation from the model: "Your model likes both the prediction and the price. This is the kind of spot it performs well on."

Looking at Scherzer's last 20 starts, the pattern is clear:
His average output over the sample sits right at 1.4 walks per start - already under the 1.5 line on its own. When the Rithmm model projects 0.96, that is a notable gap between the predicted value and the market number.
The outlier games that pushed the Over were scattered across the sample, most tied to high-leverage opponents like the Dodgers, Athletics, and Orioles. Tonight he faces the Rockies.

Colorado currently ranks among the most passive lineups in baseball against veteran starters. They do not draw walks at a high rate, which reduces the situational pressure that tends to push a pitcher's walk count higher.
Scherzer in a home start at Rogers Centre, facing a low-walk-rate lineup, with the model sitting at 0.96 projected walks and a +7% DTM, is the profile this model consistently cashes on.
The season record says it all: 15-4, 33.41% ROI on pitcher walks props.
The Rithmm model does the research. You make the call.
Rithmm is a predictive sports intelligence platform. All picks are model-generated outputs, not guarantees. Bet responsibly.



