Calling it his favorite play of the slate, Bill Harrelson is on Alec Bohm UNDER 2.5 hits + runs + RBIs against Colorado. Bohm has stayed under this number in 9 of his last 10 and 15 of his last 20 contests. The Rockies have been a nightmare matchup, holding him to the under in 7 of their last 9 meetings (78%). For the 2025 season he is 35-for-43 to the under (81%). Bohm bats just .182 in 12 career plate appearances versus lefty Kyle Freeland and only .238 against southpaws this year versus .261 overall. Books agree, pricing the under at –125 on DraftKings and –133 on Sleeper, signaling value on another quiet night from the Phillies’ corner infielder.

Rob Donaldson grabbed three units on Alec Bohm over 1.5 total bases. Heane y’s four-seam/slider combo has produced a 39% sweet-spot hit rate to righties, and Bohm’s 93 mph average EV on heaters fits that profile. Rob likes that Bohm rarely whiffs (12% K-rate) and should see at least one at-bat versus a Pirates pen allowing a .270 average to right-handed bats. With wind favoring right-center at Citizens Bank, Rob projects Bohm for 3.0 total bases on average and called the prop mis-priced.

B Wade urged bettors to keep riding Alec Bohm’s single prop (over 0.5 singles). Bohm has recorded at least one single in nine straight outings and in 80 % of his last 20 games (9-of-10 most recent). The Phillies–Cardinals postponement kept the market dormant Tuesday, but Wade sees no reason to hop off given the consistency and even-money price being posted again for Wednesday’s makeup game.

B Wade recommended Alec Bohm over 0.5 singles, calling him "bread and butter" for this market. Bohm has registered at least one single in 16 of his last 20 games and eight straight contests. Lifetime vs Sonny Gray he is 5-for-11 (.455). Remarkably, 19 of his last 20 games with a hit featured at least one single, and he’s averaging more than one single per game in that span. Wade highlighted the consistency and matchup splits to justify taking the over despite Gray’s solid surface stats.

Just A Bet Outside advised buying Alec Bohm in hit, total-bases, or DFS markets despite facing Sonny Gray. Bohm owns a hit in nine of his last ten games and 17 of his last twenty, including 12 of the last 13 at Citizens Bank Park. He has multi-hit efforts in four of the past seven and is batting .350 over the last two weeks. The kicker: Bohm is 5-for-11 lifetime off Gray, giving him the best history among Philadelphia bats against the Cardinals ace. Given Bohm’s recent 1.059 OPS and Gray’s slight vulnerability to right-handed hard contact this season, the host expects the third baseman to extend his streak and sees value at over 1.5 hits + runs + RBI or 1.5 total bases.

B Wade recommended Alec Bohm to record a single at even money, calling it a "no-brainer" given Bohm has produced a single in 15 of his last 20 games (75%) and in six straight. Bohm sat Saturday, giving him a rest-day freshness bump for Sunday’s matchup. Wade emphasized that any prop priced near +100 with a 3-of-4 hit probability is an auto-click in his model. He paired Bohm with the Salvador Perez total-bases play in a Better two-leg entry that pays 3x, reminding listeners Better also drops daily discounted props that can juice ROI further.

B Wade locked in Alec Bohm to record a single at ‑125 because he has one in 63 % of 2025 games and in five straight overall. Bohm owns a 2-for-2 career mark versus Friday starter Gavin Williams, and righty/lefty splits are almost identical (.232 vs RHP, .237 overall), so handedness is not a concern. In his last 20 games Bohm has missed the single only five times, signaling improved form after a slow April. Wade loves the price relative to a generic hit prop and notes the same value concept he used with Turner.

B Wade recommended Alec Bohm over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs. Bohm has missed this mark only twice in his last 12 games and has hit it in five straight at Citizens Bank Park. He faces Brad Lord, lugging a 4.67 ERA and 1.70 WHIP while failing to record an out past the first batter of the fifth inning all season, meaning the Phillies will also get several innings of mediocre bullpen arms. Given Bohm’s current tear and the opponent’s inability to keep runners off base, Wade believes the line is too low.

It's The Final Round said Alec Bohm checked all the boxes: a large historical sample with a batting average north of .300 against Friday’s pitcher and a 5‑for‑6 hit streak. Because Bohm meets his ‘hot and good matchup’ criteria, the tout recommended slotting Bohm into prop parlays that require a single hit.

Chris Morgan identified Alec Bohm as an appealing DFS bargain bat, expecting a strong rebound given Bohm's proven .842 OPS against left-handed pitchers over recent seasons. Bohm’s road splits (.772 OPS) also suggest consistent production away from hitter-friendly Citizens Bank Park. Matthew Liberatore's struggles with righty hitters (.288 batting average allowed since 2023 and a career 5.04 ERA) offer Bohm a promising DFS value scenario.

Brian Howard is strongly bullish on Alec Bohm against Miles Mikolas, highlighting Bohm's excellent track record (7-for-14, hitting .500, 2 doubles, 1 HR, no strikeouts). He notes Bohm is consistently underrated, doesn't get much national coverage, yet frequently delivers offensively. Howard specifically recommends betting 2+ total bases prop for Bohm given these factors.

Joe Pisapia raised red flags regarding Alec Bohm, noting the Phillies recently dropped him to the seventh spot in the lineup due to his prolonged struggles. Despite encouraging underlying metrics (career-best barrel rate, hard-hit rate, and a much higher expected batting average of .277), Bohm is posting an awful .178/.196/.200 slash line with zero homers, just three RBIs, 10 strikeouts, and one walk. Pisapia highlighted previous trade rumors involving Bohm and suggested Philadelphia, in clear win-now mode led by Bryce Harper and strong pitching, will not hesitate to acquire another third base option if Bohm continues to flounder. Pisapia warned fantasy managers Bohm's leash is noticeably shorter this season, making him a potential demotion or trade candidate soon, limiting his fantasy appeal despite possible regression.

It's The Final Round highlighted Alec Bohm as a favorable batter for April 3rd against Antonio Senzatela. Noting that Senzatela predominantly relies on two main pitches, a four-seam fastball (59%) and a change-up (30%), Bohm holds a .280 batting average against the fastball and .321 against the change-up historically. Additionally, Bohm is currently seeing these pitches exceptionally well this season with a small sample of a .600 average against fastballs and .500 against change-ups. Given Senzatela's limited pitch variety and struggles (.247 BA against for fastballs and an alarming .432 BA against on change-ups last year), together with Bohm recording hits in three of his last four games, It's The Final Round strongly recommended Bohm for hits, runs, RBIs bets in this specific matchup.