For today’s MLB games we’re going with an all player props version of our picks as we absolutely love the board. We put in the hours so you don’t have to and to find today’s best value, we’re using our proven 3-step model of data-driven research 📊, trends analysis 📈, and AI insights 🤖.
Let’s break down our picks using our exclusive system: 👍 Props (bets we like), 🔒 Locks (our favorites), and 💧 Drops (leans we don’t love but don’t hate).
👍 Garrett Crochet Over 6.5 Strikeouts – Volume plus matchup. Crochet’s swing-and-miss profile and consistent pitch count set a strong base, and today’s opponent rates up in whiff rate against high-velocity four-seamers and sliders. With efficiency to work into the middle frames and multiple strikeout paths in this lineup, seven punchouts are well within reach.
👍 Roman Anthony Over 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs – Role and contact quality support the combo. He’s been stacking competitive plate appearances toward the top half of the order, and the opposing starter’s splits have offered left-handed hitters traffic and extra-base chances. Two events (a hit plus a run/RBI) are attainable through both gap power and on-base skill.
🔒 Juan Soto Over 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs – Our anchor. Elite zone control, premium batted-ball quality, and lineup protection create multiple routes to two combined events—single + run, walk + run, or a single RBI swing. In a favorable run-environment spot, Soto’s floor/ceiling blend makes this the cleanest way to center today’s card.
💧 Nolan McLean Over 5.5 Strikeouts – Live arm with strikeout upside, but variance is higher. The put-away slider can miss bats in bunches, yet workload/efficiency swings and a bullpen that could arrive early push this into lean territory rather than a core piece.
💧 Brandon Lowe To Hit A Home Run – Power is real and the pull-side profile fits the park, but HR props are one-path outcomes. If you want exposure, size it smaller or consider a total-bases alternative for more ways to win.
🔎 Final Thoughts & Trend Analysis
Today’s slate points us toward workload plus matchup agreement for the anchor spots and multi-path hitters for the secondary side. Crochet’s strikeout angle combines swing-and-miss stuff with a lineup that has shown elevated K tendencies, while Soto’s all-around production profile gives us steady access to 2+ combined events without needing a perfect sequence. Roman Anthony fits our volume + contact lane with park and matchup support. On the Flip side, McLean’s strikeouts and Lowe’s home-run swing carry spike upside but also higher volatility; we prefer them sized down relative to the core positions.
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