Eric Lindquist labeled Brent Rooker his No. 1 home-run prop on the slate. He wants anything longer than +310 against Jose Berrios, citing Berrios’ elevated 12.3% barrel rate and penchant for surrendering loud contact to right-handed power bats. Rooker already owns double-digit bombs and a 16% barrel rate of his own, so Lindquist expects the combination of Rooker’s pull-side pop and Rogers Centre’s friendly dimensions to pay off. He prefers Rooker over other HR targets such as Isaac Paredes because the price is better and the matchup is weaker.

Metler grabbed Brent Rooker to hit a home run at +375, noting projections price the swing closer to +275. Rooker already homered in one of two career at-bats versus opener Matt Sauer, and left-handed hitters are batting well over .350 against Sauer in a limited sample. With Sauer unlikely to face Rooker more than once, the A’s slugger should then see a southpaw bulk reliever—no problem given Rooker’s 1.000+ OPS and 10 HR last season against left-handed pitching. Weather at Dodger Stadium is ideal (sunny, 65°, wind blowing out to right, Rooker’s pull side), adding another boost to the long-ball probability.

Brent Rooker is posted at +360 to homer, the same price as Freeman but with a still-impressive track record: 10 homers in 43 games (23.3% of games). That rate tops the 21.7% break-even threshold implied by +360, giving slight positive expected value. For bettors looking to capitalize on a plus-power bat in Chavez Ravine, Data Skrive’s prop board indicates Rooker is another viable swing for the fences.

Derek Carty recommended betting Brent Rooker OVER 0.5 home runs at +500. THE BAT X assigns a 20% probability—implying fair odds near +400—and a $21.62 expected value per $100 wager. Carty highlighted that Sutter Health Park ranks as the fifth-best stadium for right-handed homers under Wednesday’s weather conditions. Rooker’s 15.2% barrel rate and 92.7-mph average exit velocity amplify the park boost, making the +500 line one of the slate’s most mispriced power props.

Joe Pisapia singled out Brent Rooker as his favorite long-shot homer bet at +360. Pisapia noted that Seattle rookie Emerson Hancock brings a 6.00 ERA into tonight’s start and has already served up a blast to Rooker in their limited history (Rooker is 1-for-2 with a homer off him). The game will be played in one of the league’s smallest outfield footprints, a park Joe called “that tiny ballpark,” which should help Rooker’s pull-side power play even bigger. Pisapia trusts Rooker’s 15% barrel rate and 93 mph average exit velocity to punish Hancock’s middling four-seamer again and thinks the price is far too generous for a hitter who already has 13 bombs in 210 plate appearances. He framed the prop as both a straight bet and a DFS one-off tournament dart for owners chasing upside.

Shubham Soni pegged Brent Rooker at +380 to go yard against Seattle. Rooker has quietly mashed 9 homers and 18 RBIs despite the Athletics’ anemic offense. He’ll see Emerson Hancock, who owns a 6.62 ERA and has surrendered 3 homers in just 17.2 frames while routinely missing spots middle-in. Soni argued Rooker’s pull-side power is tailor-made to punish Hancock’s mistakes, calling the +380 price a premium play on an overlooked bat.

Guy Boston doubled down on Brent Rooker over 1.5 total bases, pointing to a mouth-watering lefty split and a pitch-mix edge against Patrick Corbin. Rooker owns an eye-popping .308 average and 75 % extra-base-hit rate in just 29 plate appearances versus southpaws this season, producing 18 total bases in that tiny sample. His overall line is a more modest .248/.313, but he has still cashed this over in 16 of 28 games (57 %) and averages 2.0 TB per contest. Although Corbin’s numbers improve slightly when he faces right-handed bats, they are still shaky: a 3.97 ERA, .283 average allowed, and .435 slugging. The one red flag—only a 23.1 % XBH rate surrendered to righties—did not scare Boston off because Rooker’s batted-ball data versus Corbin’s primary offerings looks elite (343 wOBA vs sliders, 490 wOBA vs cutters). Boston added that Rooker has hit the line in eight of his last 13 meetings with Texas (62 %), calling the current two-game skid against them “due” rather than trending down. All told, Boston graded this as a plus matchup worth a unit play despite the small lefty sample.

Guy Boston played Brent Rooker over 1.5 total bases at –120 on FanDuel. Rooker is scorching—7-for-10 on this line and 16-for-28 on the season (57 %, 2.0 TB/game). He has historically hammered Texas, clearing in 8 of his last 13 meetings (2.77 TB average). Boston did not emphasize the individual pitching matchup but noted the divisional familiarity and Rooker’s current barrel streak as reasons to expect at least one extra-base hit or a two-for-four line.

Chris Morgan advised taking advantage of Brent Rooker’s discounted $3,400 salary against Patrick Corbin. Rooker has cleared 30 homers in back-to-back seasons despite spacious Oakland, and even with a ‘slow’ April he owns a .496 slugging percentage and seven long balls. Corbin’s superficial 3.77 ERA masks a 5.41 FIP, and the veteran has posted a 5.62 ERA over the previous five campaigns while allowing righties to bat over .300 annually. Morgan believes the matchup is tailor-made for another Rooker bomb and multi-RBI upside.

Joe Pisapia grabbed Brent Rooker to record an RBI at +165, citing the wind‑aided jet‑stream that has turned Globe Life Field into a covert hitters’ haven this week. Rooker is batting cleanup against a Rangers bullpen that ranks bottom‑10 in ERA since April 20, and he has produced a run in four of his last seven games. With Langford back in the Texas lineup to force the opposing staff to throw strikes, Pisapia expects plenty of RBI chances and called the +165 tag ‘a full quarter‑too long’.

Labeling him the Beast of the Night, Beermakersfan made Brent Rooker the key to his Athletics stack. Rooker has already launched six homers and logged six multi‑hit games this season, mirroring last year’s dominance over lefties (2023: .396 wOBA, .295 ISO; 2024 so far: .463 wOBA, .471 ISO). Patrick Corbin, meanwhile, has coughed up 52 homers to right‑handed hitters over the past two seasons and still carries ugly hard‑contact metrics despite a superficially decent April. With a 10.5 total, winds out to left, and Rooker’s raw power, the DFS ceiling is massive; Beermakersfan views him as the slate’s premier tournament bat.

Ryan Wormeli identified Brent Rooker as an appealing buy-low candidate following a slow start to the season. Wormeli highlighted Rooker's solid underlying metrics despite a low batting average, noting his BABIP is currently an unsustainably low .189 compared to .362 last year. While Rooker's barrel rate and hard-hit percentage remain close to his 2024 breakout form, his launch angle has notably decreased yet hasn't completely eroded production as evidenced by four home runs in 60 plate appearances. Wormeli expects positive regression to normalize Rooker's stats, potentially approaching 35+ homers and a batting average closer to .260. He also emphasized the newfound hitter-friendly environment in Oakland's Sacramento ballpark, further boosting Rooker's fantasy outlook.

Derek Carty's betting projections highlight Brent Rooker's home run prop (over 0.5 HR at +400) as one of Wednesday's best bets, citing a 24% probability of occurrence and a robust $17.90 expected value. Rooker possesses a stellar 16.9 Barrel% since the start of last season, placing him in the 98th percentile among MLB hitters, signaling elite power potential and highly favorable odds against the Padres on Wednesday.

Derek Carty highlights Brent Rooker as one of the day's best home run prop bets (+400), with a 24% probability and a high expected value of $17.90. Rooker's exceptional 16.9% Barrel rate since last season ranks him among the league's best power hitters (98th percentile). Facing Randy Vasquez and the Padres—a pitcher favorable for regression—and playing in a homer-friendly ballpark further amplifies Rooker's potential to connect on a homer in this matchup.

Joe Pisapia enthusiastically recommended a betting prop of Brent Rooker recording at least one RBI at +135 odds against the Rockies in Colorado. He highlighted the advantageous hitting conditions at Coors Field as a key factor contributing to the favorable outlook and saw strong value in this wager. Given the altitude-enhanced run-scoring environment, Pisapia strongly advocated this as one of his primary best bets for the day.

Kyle Purviance specifically called out Brent Rooker to homer as part of an intriguing Athletics-focused longshot parlay against the Cubs. Purviance has been consistently supportive of Oakland's betting value throughout, highlighting pitcher Luis Severino and a favorable matchup facing Cubs' pitcher Justin Steele, whom he previously criticized. By emphasizing Athletics hitters Rooker (and teammate Soderstrom) for homer props, Purviance's optimistic that the rookies' favorable hitting matchup leads to strong value in the home run prop market.