Chris Welsh encouraged fantasy players to trade for Alex Bregman, arguing the third baseman’s new mechanics and batted-ball profile support a true renaissance. Bregman has opened up his stance and is barreling 11.5 % of balls with a career-best hard-hit rate while striking out under 20 %. His 19-degree average launch angle is at the top of his historical range, fueling 11 home runs and a .314 average through Wednesday. Baseball Savant’s park-adjusted overlay shows even more power if he played elsewhere, suggesting his current pace of 25-30 homers with 100 runs and 100 RBI is sustainable. Welsh projects a rest-of-season line near .290 with top-50 overall value, making Bregman a buy-high even if a league-mate thinks he’s selling high.

Bettor Mark advised betting the Alex Bregman OVER 0.5 strikeouts at -118. Bregman has fanned in six of his last ten games (60%) and Mark likes the "zig-zag" pattern—Bregman went K-less yesterday, historically followed by a strikeout the next game. The matchup is against Brayan Bello, who is 2-0 with a 2.01 ERA and a punch-out rate above league average, giving the prop extra juice. Mark called the minus-118 price “very good value” and made it his first official best bet.

Guy Boston advised playing Alex Bregman over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs at –150 on BetMGM. Bregman has cleared this line in 8 of his last 10 (2.7 HRR per game) and 16 of his last 20 (80 %, 3.05 HRR). Season-long hit rate is 58 % (21/36). Historical data versus Texas is solid—8 cashes in 15 meetings (1.87 HRR). Since 2018 he is 4-for-10 off projected starter Tyler Mahle. Bregman owns a .324 AVG and 179.8 wRC+ versus right-handed pitching, while Mahle’s numbers, though strong overall (1.35 ERA, .208 AVG allowed), all tick up against righties. Boston conceded the pitcher is tough but trusts Bregman’s scorching form and underlying splits.

Zarpentine played Alex Bregman over 1.5 total bases at +115. Bregman rides an 11-game hitting streak in which he has reached two or more bases seven times thanks to a surge in doubles and homers. He also owns a 6-for-13 (.462) line with four extra-base hits off Friday starter Joe Ryan. That track record, combined with current form, convinced Zarpentine the plus money is worth chasing.

Zarpentine highlighted Alex Bregman’s Over 1.5 Total Bases at +115, pointing to an 11-game hit streak in which Bregman has cleared this number seven times thanks to a barrage of doubles and homers. The matchup is especially appealing: Bregman owns a 6-for-13 (.462) career line with four extra-base hits against Minnesota starter Joe Ryan. With both recent form and head-to-head success aligned, Zarpentine expects another multi-base effort from the red-hot third baseman.

B Wade called Alex Bregman his favorite Friday play, backing over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs against Joe Ryan. Bregman has smashed this line in 11 straight games and 13 of his last 14. In 12 career at-bats versus Ryan he is 6-for-12 (.500). On the season, the Astros third baseman is batting .343 against right-handers with seven homers and 25 RBI. With Bregman scorching and facing a pitcher he historically punishes, Wade expects the streak to roll on.

Alex Bregman is 6-for-13 (.462) with a homer off Joe Ryan and carries a 10-game hitting streak. After cashing a HR ticket on May 1, the tout is going right back for hit and home-run props.

Mark played Alex Bregman over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs, noting the Astros third baseman has cleared that line in 10 straight games against Chicago, Seattle, Cleveland and now Toronto. Facing Jose Berrios—whose 5.6% swinging-strike rate is his worst since 2018—Bregman owns a .382 career wOBA off the right-hander. Batting third in a lineup finally heating up, Bregman should keep the streak alive; Mark’s rule is never bet against a heater in baseball.

Welsh’s player prop of the day is Alex Bregman OVER 1.5 total bases at +105. Bregman has recorded multiple hits in five straight contests and is slugging .667 over that span, thanks in part to a mechanical tweak that pushed his launch angle back above 17° after sitting under 12° in April. He now faces left-hander Brennan Bernardino, whose cutter/slider combo has produced only a 19 % whiff rate this season. With Bregman owning a career .306/.391/.515 line against cutters, Welsh likes the matchup in hitter-friendly Fenway and expects at least one extra-base knock to cash the plus-money ticket.

Scott Reichel identifies Alex Bregman as a prime home run pick against Toronto pitcher Jose Berrios, who has struggled, surrendering three homers in his first two games. Bregman has historically hit two home runs off Berrios, and is currently riding a strong hot streak—batting .314 on the year with multi-hit performances and three doubles in his last two games. GivenBregman's recent form and familiarity against Berrios, Reichel anticipates Bregman launching a ball over the Green Monster at Fenway on Monday.

Chris Welsh advised buying Alex Bregman after his sluggish early performance with Boston this season. Bregman is hitting just .221 with no runs or RBI going into April, partially impacted by teammates struggling around him like Rafael Devers' frequent strikeouts. Welsh maintains confidence that Bregman will significantly improve, expecting notable home run and RBI totals by year's end. He even mentions Bregman recently tweeting an order for a new Torpedo bat, signaling possible adjustments. Welsh indicated he would trade valuable but hot-starting players such as Jesus Luzardo to acquire Bregman at 90-95% perceived value, urging fantasy managers to seek potential sellers.

Chris Ruffolo likes Alex Bregman to homer against Rangers pitcher Jack Leiter due to Leiter's struggles last year. Leiter posted a high ERA just under nine in his first major-league campaign. Ruffolo expects Bregman to capitalize on Leiter's vulnerability, despite Bregman's quiet debut with the Red Sox. With attractive odds at +450, it's a good buy on Bregman to leave the yard.

Chris Welsh flagged Alex Bregman as a notably intriguing deep MVP bet priced extremely attractively at +6000 odds. Although presented as a speculative pick for those interested in deeper alternatives, Welsh underscored Bregman's profile as someone capable of delivering MVP-caliber production if healthy and in peak form. While recognizing betting on such a longshot involves inherent risk, Welsh found Bregman's skillset and previous high-level production intriguing enough to warrant consideration at 60-to-1 odds for bettors looking for significant, speculative upside.