B Wade confidently bets Paul Goldschmidt exceeding 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs due to an excellent career performance against Michael Wacha, batting 4-for-11 (.364 average) with a home run and three RBIs. Goldschmidt has been outstanding and consistent this season, surpassing this prop in 8 of his last 10 games. Coupled with strong hitter-pitcher history against Wacha, B Wade labels this prop as highly favorable.

B Wade strongly advises fading Matt Olson on over 1.5 total bases. Olson's recent offensive production has been stagnant, failing to achieve multiple bases in eight consecutive games. In addition, he carries unfavorable numbers against Kevin Gausman, hitting just .231 lifetime. Aside from his poor recent form, Olson bats just .240 against right-handed pitching over the past year and a half. Gausman enters this contest in excellent form, recently pitching eight strong innings against the Red Sox. Given these factors, fading Olson at 1.5 bases is B Wade's recommended play.

B Wade recommends betting under Walker Buehler's line of 17.5 total outs. Buehler has completed the sixth inning just 4 times in his last 20 starts. In addition, Buehler had a poor 1-6 record with a 5.4 ERA for a stacked Dodgers team last year, showing how ineffective he has been. He faces Tampa Bay, a team that smashed Boston pitching recently and has excelled against right-handers. B Wade expects the Rays offense will knock Buehler out before he completes the sixth inning.

B Wade is betting over 5 strikeouts for Jesus Luzardo, touting the line as valuable on Underdog. Luzardo's hot start to the season includes strikeout totals of 11, 8, and 6, averaging 8 strikeouts per appearance. B Wade argues a push is the floor at 5 strikeouts, likening his early-season success to Ranger Suarez's strong start last year, suggesting Luzardo could sustain high strikeout numbers for much of this season, stepping up to cover reduced effectiveness from Zack Wheeler. B Wade highlights this as his preferred discounted prop on Underdog where potential returns are favorable.

B Wade recommends betting Randy Vasquez under 2.5 earned runs, focusing heavily on favorable home splits. Vasquez has pitched significantly better at home, highlighted by finishing last season with five consecutive home starts staying under the earned-run threshold. Additionally, this season, Vasquez has thrown a shutout in his only home game versus Atlanta, reinforcing strong home trend reliability. Given Vasquez's consistent home performances (only surpassing this prop in two of his last nine home outings), B Wade labels this an appealing bet today.

B Wade advises betting under 2.5 combined hits, runs, and RBIs for Aaron Judge against Michael Wacha. Judge has notably struggled against Wacha, going just 1-for-15 lifetime with a startling 50% strikeout rate. Additionally, Judge has cooled off significantly from his hot start, exceeding this total only twice in his last seven games. Given Judge's poor historical performance against Wacha and recent offensive struggles, B Wade confidently recommends fading him today.

B Wade selects MacKenzie Gore over 5.5 strikeouts, specifically emphasizing Gore’s historical dominance against the Miami Marlins. Gore struck out 13 Phillies batters on opening day this year and has exceeded this total comfortably in two of three appearances this season. Wade particularly notes Gore’s past performances against Miami, where he has averaged eight strikeouts per game across three matchups, surpassing this line in two of them. Additionally, Miami currently ranks eighth worst in the league in strikeouts (124 strikeouts in 14 games, roughly 9.5 per game), positioning Gore strongly for another standout strikeout performance.

B Wade bets on Simeon Woods Richardson issuing more than 1.5 walks, detailing persistent control issues. Woods Richardson has exceeded this walk number in 14 of his last 20 starts and is averaging two walks per game during that stretch. Wade emphasizes he opened 2025 with four walks against the Royals, showing continued struggles. Moreover, Detroit ranks as the eighth-best team at drawing walks this season, averaging four walks per game (52 walks in 13 games), setting the stage for a matchup exploiting Woods Richardson's ongoing control difficulties.

B Wade strongly advocates betting on Cal Quantrill allowing more than 1.5 earned runs. Quantrill has conceded at least two earned runs in 17 of his last 20 games, recently being an anomaly by shutting out the Braves. Wade points out that Quantrill had an extremely poor opening performance this year, allowing six earned runs against the Mets, and asserts the shutout game against struggling Atlanta was not indicative of his actual skill level. Last season Quantrill allowed 3 and then 2 earned runs in two starts against the Nationals, who Wade notes have improved offensively this year. He highlights that Washington ranks around the middle in MLB scoring, ahead of teams like the Phillies, Orioles, and Blue Jays.

B Wade recommends betting Zack Wheeler hitting over 6.5 strikeouts, highlighting Wheeler's strong consistency and strikeout performance. Wheeler has exceeded this strikeout count in all three starts this season and in 15 of his last 20 starts overall, averaging 7.5 strikeouts per game during that period. Wade acknowledges Wheeler only recorded five strikeouts against the Cardinals in their single matchup last year, but he discounts the relevance due to the time elapsed. He also mentions the Cardinals currently strike out at an average rate (approximately 8.8 per game), positioning Wheeler well for continued success and finding significant value at even money odds given his recent form.

B Wade recommends taking Vinnie Pasquantino over 4.5 hits, runs and RBIs as a high-upside play. He highlights Pasquantino's elite history against Tanner Bibee, with six hits, two homers, and three RBIs in eight previous at-bats. Pasquantino has exceeded this line already twice this season, showing he has top-end performances regularly. Wade placed half a unit betting on this prop, believing the implied odds around 12% underestimate the true probability.

B Wade is betting Tanner Bibee under 17.5 outs due to his consistent inability to pitch deep into games. Bibee stayed under in his two starts this year, failing to complete the sixth inning both times. Historically, he only completed the sixth inning in 37% (13 of 35) starts last season. Wade highlighted how Bibee struggled recently, allowing seven runs against the Angels and getting pulled early versus the Royals previously. Considering the Royals' solid hitters who perform well against him, Wade sees strong value betting the under.

B Wade is confidently backing Juan Soto going over 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs. Soto has surpassed this prop in 9 of 12 games so far. He's two-for-six lifetime against JP Sears and hits left-handed pitchers at .278, similar to his .288 overall average. Although Soto missed this line in his last game, Wade notes that Soto hasn't gone back-to-back games without hitting this number all season, giving additional confidence for this prop.

B Wade strongly supports Mitchell Parker to exceed 16.5 outs against Miami, citing that the line is too low. Parker already completed the sixth inning in tough matchups this season against Philadelphia and Arizona, recording 18 and 19 outs. The Miami lineup doesn't concern Wade, highlighting that no current Marlins player has recorded a hit off Parker in 16 collective at-bats. He expects Parker to pitch at least through the sixth inning as he has this season against better offenses.

B Wade favors Francisco Lindor over 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs due to his recent strong form and historical dominance against JP Sears. Lindor has exceeded this prop in 6 of his last 8 games and has started heating up after a slow start. He is 3-for-6 lifetime with a home run and three RBIs against Sears. Having Juan Soto in the lineup is another factor Wade cites as beneficial to Lindor's production chances.

B Wade says Vinnie Pasquantino over 0.5 hits is a strong play specifically due to his matchup against Tanner Bibee. Pasquantino has gone six-for-eight lifetime against Bibee, including two home runs. Despite being 50-50 on this prop overall this year, Wade emphasizes the strong historical matchup as the main reason he likes this play. He labels this as his safest MLB prop of the day for about 2.5x value.

B Wade favors Jorge Soler to record at least one hit, emphasizing Soler's recent hitting streak of six consecutive games and hits in 9 out of his 11 games this season. Soler also has performed well against Zach Little historically, going 3-for-5 with one home run. Soler's consistency and a favorable matchup against Little, albeit in a small sample, make him a safe pick according to B Wade.

B Wade likes Bryce Harper exceeding 1.5 combined hits, runs, and RBIs, fueled by strong recent performances including a two-run homer against the Braves recently. Harper also boasts a favorable historical matchup against Spencer Schwellenbach, batting 3-for-6 lifetime. Harper has recorded a hit in all but two games this season, in which he still drew a walk for solid plate discipline. B Wade also notes Atlanta's preference for walking Harper with Alec Bohm struggling behind him lately; however, the proposal is contingent on lineup positioning, which if unchanged makes a Harper walk prop attractive as well. Overall, given the matchup history and recent form, B Wade expects Harper to surpass this prop line comfortably.

B Wade is fading Michael Harris' performance, taking the under on 1.5 combined hits, runs, and RBIs. Harris has struggled significantly this season, hitting this threshold in only three of 11 games. He was unsuccessful in a recent matchup with the Phillies. Furthermore, Harris has a notably poor history against pitcher Jesus Luzardo, going just 1-for-8 with four strikeouts (50% K-rate). Given Luzardo's ability to consistently disrupt Harris, B Wade recommends considering both this under and a strikeout prop against him.

B Wade highlighted Rafael Devers as his favorite play of the day, citing excellent historical matchup data against Chris Bassitt. Devers has hit safely in his last six of eight games. More impressively, he's batting .500 (7-for-14) with three home runs lifetime against Bassitt. Given this strong track record, B Wade considers Devers a prime candidate to exceed 1.5 hits/runs/RBIs and even suggests it wouldn't be unreasonable to consider a prop bet on Devers hitting a home run in this matchup.

B Wade is high on Walker Buehler allowing over 5.5 hits against Toronto. He emphasizes Buehler's struggles last season pitching for the Dodgers, where he went 1-6 with a 5.4 ERA despite the Dodgers being one of the best offenses in baseball. In Buehler's first two starts this season with the Red Sox, he surrendered seven hits both times, facing teams like Texas and a hot-hitting Cardinals lineup. Toronto currently ranks fifth in hits this season, indicating they're seeing the ball well. Given these factors, B Wade expects Buehler to allow six or more hits and believes taking the over on hits allowed is safer than ERA or earned run props since Buehler still manages to get himself out of jams occasionally.

B Wade favored Mookie Betts to surpass 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs. Although the Dodgers are in a current four-game losing skid, Betts boasts a strong record against pitcher Jake Irvin: hitting 4-for-9 with two RBIs, zero strikeouts and an .889 OPS. Wade highlighted Betts' consistent production against Irvin and favorable matchup data as key reasons to anticipate Betts clearing this prop despite recent team struggles.

B Wade advised taking Will Smith over 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs. Smith has cleared this in 9 of his 11 games this season and is off to a strong start in general. Wade highlighted Smith's history against Jake Irvin, where he's batting .333 (3-for-9). Additionally, Irvin struggled against the Dodgers last year, posting a 5.06 ERA and notably poor 1.7 WHIP against them. Considering Smith's consistent early-season production and Irvin's struggles, Wade sees Smith's success very likely in this matchup.

B Wade recommended selecting Alex Call over 0.5 hits, primarily due to Call's impressive 13-game home hitting streak extending back to last year. Call's hitting .368 versus right-handed pitchers and faces a favorable matchup against Landonac. Considering Call's hot start, strong splits, and exceptional home record, Wade expects Call to easily achieve at least one hit, making this prop particularly appealing despite being heavily juiced at minus-185.

B Wade recommended betting Rafael Devers over 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs against Kevin Gausman and the Blue Jays. Although Devers began slowly, Wade noted he's found consistency recently, exceeding this prop in five straight games, highlighted by strong production against the Cardinals. Historically, Devers hits Gausman well, batting .333 (8-for-24) with only an 11.5% strikeout rate. Wade emphasized Devers' improving form and historic matchup advantage as reasons for confidence.

B Wade recommended taking Juan Soto over 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs given his sustained hot streak. Soto's hit this prop in 9 of 11 games so far and six straight. He recently delivered two hits and two runs against Miami and matches up favorably against right-handed pitcher Max Meyer. Soto hit .293 with 28 home runs against right-handed pitchers last season. Citing that Soto maintains consistent production rather than fluky numbers, Wade argues this near-even money prop represents strong value.

B Wade highlights Colt Keith as a strong bet to draw a walk against Yankees pitcher Carlos Carrasco. Keith has notably improved his plate discipline this year, earning walks in eight of the first ten games and totaling twelve walks overall, equating to a remarkable 1.2 walks per game. Even though last season Keith walked in just 25% of appearances, Wade points out he's more patient and disciplined at the plate now. Additionally, Carrasco had a poor previous season (3–10, 5.64 ERA) and doesn't appear to have improved significantly, starting 0–1 this year. Given Keith's newfound selectiveness and Carrasco's ongoing struggles, Wade confidently backs this pick.

B Wade strongly supports Zack Wheeler surpassing 7.5 strikeouts against an Atlanta team ranked sixth in MLB strikeout rates. Wheeler has exceeded this number consistently, already posting ten strikeouts against Colorado and eight against Washington this season. Looking back, he closed the previous season averaging over nine strikeouts per start in his final three games, twice facing the Mets and once facing Washington. Wheeler also averages approximately 9.5 strikeouts per start versus Atlanta historically. Given both Wheeler's recent form, previous track record against Atlanta, and their high strikeout tendency, Wade confidently endorses Wheeler to deliver another high-strikeout outing.

B Wade is backing Tarik Skubal to clear his 6.5 strikeout line against a Yankees team with MLB's fifth-highest strikeout rate (nearly 10 Ks per game). While Skubal had just two strikeouts in an early-season game versus the Dodgers, he rebounded strongly, recording eight strikeouts against Seattle recently. Last season, Skubal surpassed 6.5 strikeouts in 62% of outings, including a dominant 12-strikeout performance against these same Yankees, and finished the campaign averaging 13 strikeouts per nine innings against New York. Given Skubal's proven strikeout ability and New York's high strikeout frequency, Wade expects Skubal to capitalize and comfortably exceed his strikeout margin.

B Wade strongly recommends betting Edmundo Sosa to accumulate over 0.5 hits, runs, or RBIs against Atlanta and starter Chris Sale. Sosa is currently exhibiting some of the Phillies' best batting statistics this season. Despite limited playing opportunities, he's maximized chances, with a solid 62% hit rate on this line last year. Although Sale had a stellar previous season (18–3, 2.38 ERA), his ERA slightly inflates above three against Philadelphia specifically. Against left-handed pitching, Sosa is hitting .284 career-wise and is notably off to a blazing start this season. Wade thinks the number (0.5 HRR) is too low given Sosa's form, making this a confident play.

B Wade is taking the over of 17.5 outs for Shane Baz against the Los Angeles Angels. In his first start this season, Baz completed exactly 18 outs against Pittsburgh. Historically, last season he finished six innings or more (18 outs or more) in 57% of his starts and ended last year strongly against quality teams such as the Red Sox and Blue Jays. B Wade highlights that the Rays' coaching staff shows a pattern of leaving Baz in to pitch deeper into games, noting one instance from last year against Oakland where he nearly completed eight innings. Given Baz's historical success hitting this prop and the Angels matchup, Wade feels confident Baz should comfortably complete at least six innings.

B Wade is betting against Jeremy Pena recording a single (under 0.5 singles), highlighting his struggles specifically against Seattle Mariners pitcher Logan Gilbert. Pena has only three singles all season, typically hitting extra-base hits like doubles and home runs instead. Crucially, Pena has faced Gilbert 20 times over approximately six to seven games and has managed only one total hit—unclear if it was even a single. Given Gilbert's status as one of MLB's underrated pitchers despite playing for Seattle, Wade sees Pena being shut down during Gilbert's innings, significantly reducing Pena's chance for a single.

B Wade is fading Zach Eflin's ability to complete six innings against the Diamondbacks, specifically betting under 17.5 outs. Although Eflin finished six innings in his first two starts against weaker offenses (Boston and Toronto), Arizona has dominated right-handed pitchers early this season. The Diamondbacks lineup prevented all five right-handed starters they've faced from going beyond six innings. With Baltimore's bullpen coming off rest, Wade expects them not to leave Eflin in during a potentially difficult outing. He referenced his recent start against Boston, where despite surrendering eight hits, Eflin navigated through, but ultimately it still cost the Orioles a loss due to three runs allowed.

B Wade recommended betting on Nolan Arenado over 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs against Boston, highlighting Arenado's hot start to the season where he surpassed that total every game thus far, including his best performance of the year recently against the Angels (2 hits, 2 runs, 2 RBIs). He further noted Arenado's strong record against right-handed pitchers, batting .284 against them last year. Specifically against Boston, Arenado cashed this prop in all three matchups last season. Additionally, he cited the weakness of Boston pitcher Walker Buehler, who struggled significantly last year with a record of 1-6 and an ERA over 5. Based on these insights, he's confident Arenado will continue his productive streak.

B Wade highly recommended Shohei Ohtani to go over 0.5 runs in his matchup against the Phillies. He highlighted Shohei’s incredibly consistent scoring, having scored in every game this season and even walking off the previous game. He labeled him clearly as the best player in baseball currently. He further emphasized the favorable matchup against Phillies pitcher Jesus Luzardo, who had a subpar season last year with a 5.00 ERA and a 3-6 record, making him very beatable. B Wade explained this matchup has potential to turn into an offensive shootout, given both teams' strong offenses. Expecting Shohei to either hit a home run or get on base and get driven in, he confidently recommended betting over 0.5 runs for Shohei.

B Wade advises fading Rafael Devers under 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs against Charlie Morton and the Orioles, citing multiple concerning factors. Devers had a slow start, going without a hit in his first five games this year before managing his first hit in the sixth game. His recent shift to DH after publicly wanting to remain a fielder might be negatively impacting his mental approach. Devers also struggles specifically against Morton, batting just .219 over 32 at-bats without a single home run, compiling only four RBIs. Additionally, head-to-head recently against Baltimore he's hit this mark once in his last four appearances. These struggles make Devers a confident fade.

B Wade likes Jarren Duran over one and a half total bases against Charlie Morton and Baltimore. Duran has started well, hitting this mark in three of six games so far, including two of his last three. Most notably, Duran has excellent recent individual success against Morton, batting .429 (3-for-7) including a home run and two RBIs. Despite weaker overall career numbers against the Orioles, Duran's history with Morton specifically is strong enough for B Wade to confidently recommend this prop.

B Wade likes Ketel Marte to score over half a run against Carlos Carrasco and the Yankees, citing Marte's strong early-season form, scoring in 5 out of his first 6 games this year and scoring in the last four matchups against the Yankees dating back to last season. Carrasco struggled significantly last year, going 3-10 with an ERA over 5, which makes him a prime candidate to get roughed up by Arizona's offense. B Wade thinks Marte will not only hit runners in but also get knocked in himself, predicting an active day offensively for Arizona, making Marte a strong bet to score at positive odds.

B Wade is high on Adley Rutschman surpassing 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs against Toronto’s Kevin Gausman. Despite a mediocre historical record batting .190 over 21 at-bats against Gausman, Wade noted that Rutschman battled injuries late last season, skewing his numbers downward. Now healed and refreshed, Rutschman is coming off a superb opener where he collected three hits, three runs, three RBIs, and launched two homers. Given the Orioles’ young, talented lineup, Wade predicts Rutschman’s momentum will continue strongly in this early-season showdown with the Blue Jays, easily exceeding the modest statistical milestone of 1.5 combined hits, runs, and RBIs.

B Wade recommends fading Anthony Santander's run-scoring potential (under 0.5 runs) against Baltimore starter Charlie Morton. Santander is historically 0-for-6 with a 50% strikeout rate against Morton, demonstrating previous difficulties facing this pitcher. Additionally, despite Santander scoring runs in about 46% of his games last season, B Wade emphasized Toronto's weak lineup behind Vladimir Guerrero, highlighting that last season only one Blue Jay batter had RBI totals comparable to the Orioles, making it difficult for Santander to reliably score runs even if he reaches base. Santander also went 0-for-4 without getting on base in the season opener, further supporting this under bet.