It’s The Final Round recommended betting Jacob Wilson props (hits, total bases, HR/RBI) versus Kyle Hendricks. Hendricks has been crushed by righties in his last three starts (.385 AVG) and his primary sinker (40 % usage) is yielding a .327 opponent AVG. Wilson is sizzling: .531 AVG in 34 PA vs RHP over the last 10 days, hits in 9-of-10, over 1.5 total bases in 8-of-10 and multi-hit games in 7 of the last 9. By pitch type, Wilson owns a .388 AVG vs sinkers, .364 vs changeups (Hendricks’ No. 2 pitch at 36 % usage), .325 vs four-seamers and .500 vs curveballs (11 % usage). The tout called it a perfect storm of a faltering pitcher and a locked-in hitter, flagging Wilson as one of the best Wednesday player-prop spots on the board.

It's The Final Round targeted Mike Trout for a simple hit prop against JP Sears. Sears has been crushed by righties (.388 BA last three outings). Trout owns a .367 average vs left-handers in the past 10 days (35 PA) and a league-elite 49.0% sweet-spot rate (2nd). He’s logged a hit in 8 of 10 despite limited success in other prop categories. The tout recommends betting Trout to record 1+ hit.

It's The Final Round doubled down on Dylan Cease, this time backing Shohei Ohtani from the left side. Cease is giving up a .310 average to lefties in his last three starts and the same brutal 41.4% sweet-spot rate. Ohtani owns a .304 mark vs righties in the past 10 days (28 PA), clearing his hit prop 8/10 and sporting a 34.6% sweet-spot rate (121st). Lifetime he’s 6-for-19 with a homer (.316) off Cease. The tout advised betting Ohtani’s hits and total bases.

It's The Final Round backed Lawrence Butler in the same Angels–A’s matchup. Soriano has been even worse versus lefties (.342 BA allowed last three starts). Butler owns a .382 average vs right-handers across 40 PA in the past 10 days, clearing his hit prop, Hits+Runs+RBIs and 1.5 total bases in 9 of 10 and scoring in all 10. Seven of his last 10 have been multi-hit efforts, and his 35.2% launch-angle sweet-spot rate ranks 113th. Butler is 3-for-8 with a homer (.375) against Soriano. The tout likes all Butler hit-related overs Tuesday.

It's The Final Round said Jacob Wilson is one of Tuesday’s best prop targets. Jose Soriano has allowed right-handed hitters a .333 average his last three starts, while Wilson owns a .500 mark against righties over the past 10 days (38 PA) and has delivered a hit in 9 of those 10 games. He’s cashed 7/10 on 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBIs and 8/10 on 1.5 total bases, with multi-hit efforts in 7 of his last 8. Even with a modest 32.6% launch-angle sweet-spot rate (161st in MLB), Wilson is defying expectations and is 1-for-2 lifetime off Soriano. The tout recommended betting Wilson’s hits, total-bases or combo markets in Angels–A’s.

Just A Bet Outside recommended backing Lawrence Butler’s hitting props against Jose Soriano on Tuesday. Butler has at least one hit in 17 of his last 20 games and has cashed the 1.5-total-bases number in nine of his last ten. The rookie owns a .296 average, 149 wRC+, and .879 OPS versus right-handed pitching, compared with a .575 OPS against lefties, and he is already 3-for-8 with two extra-base knocks off Soriano. Given that platoon edge, Soriano’s modest strikeout profile, and Butler’s current heater, the tout likes the over 1.5 total bases and hits-runs-RBIs props, or simply using 1+ hit as a parlay anchor.

Kenny G leaned toward taking Oakland at +140, framing the game as much closer to a 50-50 proposition than the price implies. He admitted the A's 5.49 bullpen ERA is brutal, yet pointed to two factors that keep them live: (1) the lineup has finally woken up, hanging 7-3-8-5-9-4-7 runs in its last seven outings, and (2) Mitch Spence has been serviceable enough that a middling Angels offense should not run away with things. On the other side, Jose Soriano has been merely "okay, but not dominant" and an L.A. pen sitting 14th in ERA offers no clear edge. Ballpark splits reinforce the value angle—Oakland is 14-18 on the road but 15-12-5 to the over, suggesting variance, while the Angels are just 12-16 at home and trend 14-12-2 to the under, pointing to tighter games. With little conviction on the nine-run total and both clubs showing wide performance bands, Kenny thinks the plus money attached to Oakland is worth a small bet rather than laying ‑165 with an inconsistent favorite.

Lindquist tagged Brent Rooker as a LIKE for a home-run prop versus left-hander Yusei Kikuchi. He highlighted Kikuchi’s 16.5-degree average launch angle and long-running tendency to give up loud contact to hitters from both sides. Although Oakland’s park usually suppresses right-handed power, this game is at Angel Stadium, which is far more neutral and still friendly enough for Rooker’s pop. Despite a recent mini-slump, Rooker owns elite hard-hit metrics, and Lindquist believes the matchup plus park change make him too good a value to ignore at typical +450 to +500 HR odds.

Razzle advises crossing Yusei Kikuchi off DraftKings lists. The lefty has issued at least four walks in four consecutive starts and his strike-out rate is plummeting. Runners on base amplify the damage when he inevitably yields a long ball, turning solo shots into two- and three-run homers. Even against an Oakland lineup that struggles, Razzle sees too much downside to roster Kikuchi at his salary.