Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is 2-for-3 (.667) off Randy Vasquez and has hits in 17 of his last 19 overall, making him another strong single-prop or parlay cog according to the host.

Fernando Tatis Jr. is 8-for-17 (.471) with two homers against Kevin Gausman and enters the game with hits in 10 of his last 11, making him a preferred target for total bases or hit props.

Luis Arraez has torched Kevin Gausman for a 7-for-9 (.778) career mark and has a hit in eight of nine, leading the host to recommend his over 1.5 hits/total bases markets.

Heliot Ramos is a perfect 3-for-3 lifetime against Michael Wacha and has collected a hit in nine of his last 10 games. The tout flagged him as an under-the-radar hit prop play.

Pavin Smith popped onto the card thanks to a 2-for-3 career line (.667) against Dustin May and a recent run of hits in six of his last nine contests, making him a fringe parlay piece.

Jonathan India owns a .400 average (4-for-10, 1 HR) off Logan Webb and has recorded a knock in 15 of his past 19 games, prompting the tout to circle his hit prop.

It’s The Final Round likes Zach Neto to stay hot against J.P. Sears: Neto is 4-for-7 (.571) with a homer off the Oakland lefty and has collected hits in 20 of his last 23 games.

It’s The Final Round recommended Freddie Freeman to record a hit against Corbin Burnes. Freeman is even better than Ohtani against the cutter, batting .556 (5-for-9, 1 HR) on that pitch in 2024. He handles Burnes’ change (.300, 3-for-10) much better than league average and has at least one hit in 21 of his last 24 games. Although his career line vs Burnes is only 3-for-14 (.214, 1 HR), the host believes positive regression is coming. Freeman’s 42.7 % sweet-spot rate ranks 11th among all qualified hitters, a poor matchup for Burnes’ below-average sweet-spot suppression. The tout called it a "great opportunity" for a single-leg prop or inclusion in a hitter parlay.

It’s The Final Round said Shohei Ohtani is a strong bet to record at least one hit against Corbin Burnes. Burnes leans on his cutter 61 % of the time, and Ohtani owns a .455 average (5-for-11 with a homer) versus that pitch this season. He has also homered off Burnes’ curve and change in small samples. Ohtani is riding a 19-for-22 hit streak and is 4-for-9 lifetime (.444, 1 HR) against Burnes. Statcast backs it up: Ohtani’s 38.2 % sweet-spot launch-angle rate ranks 58th of 255 hitters, while Burnes allows a 35.8 % sweet-spot rate that sits 240th of 363 pitchers. The host expects books to hang playable odds on the simple “record a hit” prop or in a parlay leg.