Lindquist advised sprinkling Brice Turang 2-plus hits at anything north of +180. Taijuan Walker is carrying a 334 xwOBA, an anemic 16.6% strike-out rate and a bloated 12% walk rate, making him hittable for contact-oriented lefties. Turang should again lead off, has a 274 xBA, and benefits from the platoon edge. With decent Milwaukee weather expected, Lindquist thinks Turang can leg out a multi-hit night and provide cheap DFS value as well.

Lindquist flagged Bryce Turang’s total-bases prop as one of the two wagers he is most likely to place. Turang’s owns a 47.6 % hard-hit rate and 92.4 mph average exit velocity against righties, and he will bat second versus Rays right-hander Zack Littell, a pitcher Lindquist has ‘targeted ad nauseam’ this season. With the roof expected open in Tampa and warm hitting weather, he prefers the over 1.5 total bases at plus money rather than chasing a long-shot home-run number that has been drifting in the +1,200 to +1,400 range. The improved conditions, Turang’s batted-ball profile, and Littell’s 4.60 expected ERA combine for a strong value spot.

Johnny Venezia said Brice Turang should be a trade priority because he is on a realistic 50-steal trajectory. Turang sports a .321 average, .366 OBP, a handful of homers and eight steals, numbers backed by a .379 BABIP and an excellent .330 April batting average. Venezia emphasized that the second baseman is doing more than just running—he’s also piling up total bases and scoring opportunities thanks to improved contact quality. With a full-time role atop Milwaukee’s lineup, Venezia believes Turang will finish near the MLB steals lead and deliver category-winning value for fantasy managers who move on him now.

Brice Turang owns a 4-for-9 (.444) track record versus Jon Gray and has produced a hit in 20 of his last 23 contests. The tout called him a value piece for single-hit markets or DFS salary relief.

It's The Final Round highlighted Brice Turang's outstanding consistency, recording hits in 16 of 17 games this season. Although Turang has a small sample size against pitcher Reese Olson (2 hits in 3 at bats), his exceptional current hot streak and the matchup's favorable past performance makes him a standout candidate for hit-related player props today.

Andrew Geller identified Brice Turang as a breakout threat worthy of regret for not drafting. Turang has already launched three home runs early this season, nearly halfway towards the seven total he hit all of last year. With regular playing time, including favorable matchups against lefties and batting leadoff, Turang could significantly enhance his fantasy stock if this early power surge is sustainable. Even modest power gains exceeding expectations, coupled with his existing elite stolen base ability that could produce 35 to 40 steals, would make Turang far more valuable than managers anticipated on draft day. Geller worries he missed out completely and now acknowledges Turang's potential to become an unexpectedly impactful fantasy contributor.

Data Skrive identifies Brice Turang's total bases prop against Rockies' starter Ryan Feltner as an appealing betting option. Turang, hitting .327/.358/.531 with 16 hits and 26 total bases through the opening 12 games, regularly goes beyond single-hit performances. His over 1.5 total bases with odds at -133 is a strong wager option, given his consistency at the plate and the hitter-friendly environment at Coors Field for this game.