Every team in Major League Baseball is taking the diamond on Wednesday. That means ample opportunity is on hand for bettors. For those looking to cash in quick, nothing makes more sense than an NRFI. With that being said, there’s more to this one than meets the eye. Some pitchers thrive early, while others take more time to get settled in than others. Keeping that in mind, which NRFI bets are worth consideration today?

Ahead of Wednesday’s MLB contests, here are two NRFI bets worth placing on DraftKings Sportsbook.

Brewers vs. Tigers NRFI (-140)

No matter what, the Brewers always seem to churn out quality arms. Chad Patrick appears to be the latest success story from Milwaukee. Through 19.0 innings this season, the right-hander has notched a 0.95 ERA and 1.16 WHIP. Is the 27-year-old due for some regression to the mean? His fifth percentile strikeout rate (12.0%) isn’t promising. Regardless, Patrick’s knack for inducing weak contact and lazy fly balls should play well at spacious Comerica Park. It’s not as if this Tigers offense is particularly intimidating, either. They rank 22nd in baseball with a 25.0% YRFI rate.

For the home team, Casey Mize will make his fifth appearance of the season. The All-Star has gotten off to a sold start, posting a 2.78 ERA, 1.19 WHIP and 25 strikeouts. During his most recent contest, the right-hander tossed 6.2 scoreless innings against the Red Sox. In 32 starts since 2025, he owns a terrific 81.3% NRFI rate. In comparison, Milwaukee’s offense possesses baseball’s ninth-worst YRFI rate on the road (20.0%). To boot, the Brewers are still without Jackson Chourio (hand) and Christian Yelich (groin) in their lineup. Against a hobbled offense, Mize should find a way to escape the first unscathed.

Yankees vs. Red Sox NRFI (-140)

The AL East-leading Yankees will hope to continue their solid first month on Wednesday at Fenway Park. What better pitcher to do so than Max Fried? Despite a shaky start vs. the Angels last week, it’s been a terrific April for the southpaw. Through 33.1 innings pitched, he’s accounted for a 2.97 ERA, 0.81 WHIP and 23 strikeouts. That’s bad news for most lineups, let alone tonight’s opponents. The Red Sox are averaging just 3.87 runs per game, third-worst in the American League. In addition, Fried has only allowed two earned runs over his last 17.2 frames vs. Boston (1.02 ERA).

In this battle between aces, it’ll be Ranger Suarez taking the hill. The 30-year-old’s Boston tenure got off to a rocky start, but he’s begun turning things around. The veteran comes into this one having delivered 14 straight scoreless innings. Suarez is usually as dependable as they come, especially in the first. The former All-Star’s NRFI rate since 2025 is a sparkling 86.6%. On the flip side, New York is averaging just 3.90 runs per game on the road, 11th-worst in baseball. In this classic rivalry matchup, scoring could be at a premium.