Donnie Rightside spotlighted Austin Wells as a high-value HR/RBI prop and cheap DFS one-off against Patrick Corbin. Through just 17 plate appearances versus southpaws in the last 30 days, Wells owns a ridiculous .467 ISO, .469 wOBA and only an 11% strikeout rate, signaling real thump rather than small-sample noise. Corbin continues to be allergic to retiring left-handed hitters, carrying a 4.53 xFIP and allowing a .200+ ISO to lefties over the past month despite a misleading 3.18 ERA. With mild 62° temps, only a gentle seven-mph breeze blowing in, Rightside expects Will Warren to keep Texas in check while New York’s offense does its damage against the Nats’ veteran lefty. He labeled Wells "the sneaky bat late in the lineup" who best exploits Corbin’s lefty-on-lefty weakness and recommended laddering Wells props or penciling him in as a salary-saver in DFS builds.

Malcolm Bamford’s favorite dinger dart is Austin Wells to leave the yard in Cleveland. He hammered home the fact that Tanner Bibee has already surrendered seven long balls in just four starts, ranking bottom‑five in HR/9 among qualified pitchers. Progressive Field is playing neutral on weather, and Bamford expects the Yankees’ right‑handed pop to feast on Bibee’s elevated four‑seam. Wells has shown improving pull‑side power (44 % hard‑hit in his last 30 batted‑balls) and carries long odds in most books. With the total at a modest 7.5 and Bamford already on the game over, he views Wells’ home‑run prop as a correlated, high‑payout sprinkle.

Data Skrive points out Austin Wells from the Yankees as an underrated but valuable bet to hit a home run, with odds at +800. Wells has flashed significant power early this season, homering twice in 5 games (40% homering rate). His hot start combined with juicy odds makes Wells an intriguing target against Pittsburgh's pitching staff.