It’s The Final Round advised betting Brandon Lowe to record a hit versus Chris Paddack. Paddack has allowed a .273 average to left-handed hitters over his last three outings, and Lowe owns a .381 average in his past 10 games. He has notched a hit in 9 of his last 10 and 18 of his last 19 contests, giving bettors a strong statistical foundation for the hit prop.

Eric Lindquist doubled down on Brandon Lowe (pronounced “Lau”) to homer again in Minneapolis. Lowe has been, in Lindquist’s words, “on another planet,” and now gets to swing in 93-degree heat with a 20-mph jet stream to right, ideal for his pull-side loft. Twins right-hander Chris Paddack sports a 1.62 HR/9 and middling 39.6 % hard-hit rate; Lindquist noted Paddack’s four-seam/change combo plays directly into Lowe’s power zone. Given Lowe’s recent power binge and the extreme hitting weather, Lindquist thinks any HR price longer than +425 is a green-light wager.

Lonte Smith planted his flag on Brandon Lowe’s home-run prop, predicting not one but two long balls against Jeffrey Springs and the Athletics. Lowe carries a 17-game hitting streak and has gone deep three times in his last four contests while posting elite underlying power metrics. Springs struggles to keep the ball in the park—ranking among the top 15 in homers allowed—and Tropicana Field is playing smaller than usual this summer. Smith believes Lowe’s current barrel rate plus Springs’ fly-ball profile create a perfect storm for a multi-homer night and urged bettors to ladder Lowe’s dinger props for plus-money payouts.

Bill Harrelson said Brandon Lowe is a strong play for more than 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs on Sunday in Baltimore. Harrelson pointed out that Lowe has cleared this number in six of his last seven meetings with the Orioles and in four straight overall, posting monster games of 9 and 4 H+R+RBI in his last two. The second baseman is on a 7-for-10 and 15-for-20 tear (75%) and has cashed in 57% of his games on the season (44/77). He has been even better away from Tropicana Field, exceeding the line in eight consecutive road contests while averaging 4.0 H+R+RBI. Versus projected starter Dean Kremer, Lowe owns a .455 AVG and .571 OBP over 14 career plate appearances. Harrelson stressed Lowe’s .300 average against right-handed pitching vs his overall .273 mark, and noted that Kremer is surrendering a .300 average to left-handed bats. Books such as DraftKings have the Over at –145, reinforcing the play.

Lindquist is doubling down on Brandon Lowe’s homer upside in Baltimore. Orioles opener Albert Suarez and bulk man Keegan Akin have combined to allow a .208 expected ISO to lefties, and Camden Yards boosts left-handed pull power despite the deeper left-center wall. Lowe carries a 13-degree average launch and a .514 expected slugging mark, batting second every day for Tampa Bay. Lindquist wants +320 or longer on the HR prop—markets were dealing +425 on Thursday—and considers Lowe a prime one-off in single-entry DFS as well.

It's The Final Round said Brandon Lowe is one of the best hit-prop targets on June 27. Tout emphasized that right-hander Tamayuki Shigano has allowed a .286 average to lefties across his last three starts and owns a 37.2% launch-angle ‘sweet-spot’ rate that ranks an awful 296th of 363 qualified pitchers. Lowe is scorching with a .346 average versus right-handed pitching over the past 10 days (27 PA) and is riding a 13-game hitting streak. His own 38.2% sweet-spot rate ranks 53rd in MLB, giving Lowe ideal batted-ball angles to punish Shigano’s elevated contact profile. The tout’s baseline play is simply "record a hit," though he noted Lowe could easily clear total-bases or hits+runs+RBI tickets as well.

B Wade Picks backed Brandon Lowe to go over 1.5 hits, runs, and RBI again, calling him “an absolute menace lately.” Lowe has hit the mark in 14 of his last 20 games and four of the last five against Baltimore. In a four-game series earlier this month he cleared in 3-of-4, including two games with five HRR and two home runs. Although he has never faced Baltimore rookie right-hander Chagano, Lowe’s .296 average versus righties this season gives Wade confidence the hot bat stays live.

Matt Perrault backed Brandon Lowe to go OVER 1.5 total bases at +115, staking only a half-unit because Sundays can be volatile. He called Lowe "nuclear hot," noting the second baseman has scored in seven of nine games and produced two-plus bases in three of his last six, including a homer on Wednesday. The Prop Bet Cheat Sheet makes this a five-star, +25% EV play with a projection of exactly two bases. Perrault likes the match-up against Casey Mize, whose 3.82 road ERA and .274 opponents’ average have led to 16 earned runs in 37.2 innings. He also cited Detroit’s status as the league’s No. 1 over team and a Rays offense that has plated 22 runs in the first two games of the series. A double, triple, homer, or two singles cashes the ticket.

Bill Harrelson recommended OVER 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs for Brandon Lowe. Lowe has cashed this number in eight of his last ten games, including six straight, and 15 of his last 20 overall (56% on the year, 38-for-68). At Tropicana Field he has been even better, topping 1.5 in 12 of his last 15 home games while averaging 3.2 combined HRRBI. He is locked into the middle of Tampa’s lineup and averages 4.1 plate appearances per game. Only PrizePicks and Underdog are still hanging 1.5, giving an edge before the market potentially bumps him to 2.0. Harrelson likes the matchup with Baltimore’s right-handed starter and notes Lowe has hit this prop in each of the last three meetings with the Orioles. Given the volume, form, and limited market availability, Harrelson expects the hot streak to continue.

Scott Reichel’s favorite long-shot prop on the abbreviated Thursday slate is Brandon Lowe to go deep at Minute Maid Park, priced as high as +450 in some shops. Reichel highlighted Lowe’s recent surge—four homers in his last nine starts and a .597 SLG over that stretch—and the fact he already cleared the fence earlier today, a sign his timing is dialed in. He is attacking Astros right-hander Ronel Blanco, whose four-seam/changeup combo has allowed a .235 ISO and 1.54 HR/9 to left-handed hitters in his first eight appearances. Lowe owns a 46 % hard-hit rate against righties this year, and the closed roof in Houston historically boosts lefty pull power. Reichel added that Tampa’s projected lineup gives Lowe protection with Yandy Diaz and Randy Arozarena on base often, creating extra RBI equity. He advised bettors to ladder the play—full unit on the standard HR market and a quarter-unit on two-plus homers at 25-to-1.

Eric Lindquist called Brandon Lowe’s home-run prop a must-play if books hang anything north of +300 against Joe Ryan. Lindquist acknowledged Ryan’s gaudy 30.6% K-rate but pointed out the 40.5% barrel rate he has allowed, warm 88-degree temps at first pitch, and a slight breeze out to center. Lowe should bat second versus the right-handed Ryan, giving him maximum plate appearances and the platoon edge. The combination of Ryan’s rising barrels, Tropicana’s closed-roof conditions that actually aid pull-side power, and Lowe’s own 45% hard-hit rate led Lindquist to project the bomb at +270 fair odds, creating more than a 4% edge at current market prices.

Lindquist recommended firing on Brandon Lowe’s home-run prop at +380 or better in the same matchup versus Ryan Gusto. He emphasized that Gusto’s extreme fly-ball tendency (only 37% ground-ball rate) and 1.89 WHIP against lefties create perfect launch-angle conditions for Lowe, whose average batted-ball distance against righties (212 ft) and pull rate (46%) both rank top-20 among qualified hitters. Lindquist added that Lowe’s 92.6 mph average exit velocity versus four-seamers pairs well with Gusto’s 58% usage of that pitch. With Tampa’s projected lineup set to stack left-handed power, he expects Lowe to hit third or fourth, maximizing plate appearances and RBI equity.

Metler loves Brandon Lowe to leave the yard at +575 against Chris Bassitt. Lowe owns video-game BvP numbers versus Bassitt—5-for-11 with three homers. He just produced two hits and a walk in Toronto last night, signaling good visual on the ball in Rogers Centre. Bassitt has coughed up at least two homers in each of his last three outings (six total) and is getting tagged harder by left-handed hitters. Projection models place Lowe near +400, making +575 one of Metler’s favorite dinger prices of the season.

Peter Dewey highlighted Brandon Lowe as an appealing home run prop pick at +475 for Tuesday's matchup versus Boston Red Sox starter Walker Buehler. Lowe has hit at least 21 homers in three of his last four seasons and already has three this season. Buehler has struggled significantly with home-run prevention recently, surrendering three home runs in three starts this year and 16 homers across 16 starts last year, resulting in an ERA nearing 6.00. With Lowe boasting solid career numbers (.252 average, .833 OPS) versus right-handers, Dewey expects Tampa Bay's slugger to capitalize on this vulnerable pitching matchup.

Data Skrive identified Brandon Lowe as an attractive betting option on hitting props. Lowe leads Tampa Bay in home runs (3), RBI (8), and batting average (.289 at the time) and carries a five-game hitting streak into the Braves matchup. During the streak, Lowe owns a .286 batting average with a home run and two RBI in those contests. Given his consistent recent production and leading team metrics, taking his total bases or hits over is a promising betting or DFS prop choice.

Data Skrive identifies Brandon Lowe as a solid home run prop selection, noting Lowe's strong early-season power, hitting 3 home runs in the first 10 games, a 30% per-game homer rate. At favorable odds of +470 against the Angels, Lowe offers bettors significant value given his proven power potential.

Peter Dewey is bullish on Brandon Lowe’s chances to homer against Angels veteran pitcher Kyle Hendricks. Lowe is off to a productive start in 2025, hitting .306 with three home runs. Lifetime, he's performed exceptionally against right-handed pitching, slugging .495 with 99 career home runs against righties. Hendricks, on the other hand, has struggled limiting the long ball recently, surrendering 21 homers in 29 appearances in 2024 and giving up another homer his first start of 2025. Despite only limited head-to-head at bats versus Hendricks (1-for-5), the matchup is appealing enough for Dewey to back Lowe hitting a homer on Tuesday.