Eric Lindquist told viewers to keep Tyler Soderstrom’s home-run prop OFF their betting card unless books repost the number at +370 or longer against Casey Mize. He calculated the break-even price at +325 and called anything shorter than +350 marginally positive EV but not worth placing. Lindquist likes the swing metrics—Soderstrom owns a .222 expected ISO, a 7.8-degree launch angle, and 20 homers off right-handers—and noted the power up and down Oakland’s lineup (Kurtz 22 HR, Langeliers 21 HR, Rooker 21 HR vs RHP). Because sportsbooks have already “nuked” Detroit–Oakland long-ball prices after recent betting success, he expects numbers to tighten. The actionable takeaway: wait for +370 or better, ideally +400, before firing on Soderstrom Wednesday.

Lindquist once again fired on Soderstrom over 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBIs, highlighting how mis-priced the A’s rookie remains. Soderstrom owns a .222 expected ISO and 20 homers versus right-handed pitching, yet books keep hanging plus-425 HR tickets and near-even money combo props. He faces Casey Mize, whose arsenal Lindquist labeled ‘attackable,’ and the Comerica Park forecast points to the best hitting environment on Wednesday’s slate. With fellow righty-mashers like Brent Rooker and Shea Langeliers also boasting 20-plus bombs, Lindquist expects the middle of Oakland’s order to generate plenty of traffic, giving Soderstrom multiple bites at the apple.

Zinno recommended the Tigers money line — and half-staking their −1.5 line for plus money — because Detroit has won five straight Casey Mize starts while exploding for 42 runs (8.4 per game) in that span, never scoring fewer than six. Facing an Athletics club looking to finish a sweep, he expects Detroit’s lineup to ‘explode’ again and trusts Mize to give them length. Splitting the wager protects bettors if the Tigers win by a single run while offering upside if the bats create the blowout Zinno anticipates.