Kingpin is bullish on Bryan Reynolds surpassing 1.5 total bases against Nationals’ young left-hander Mitchell Parker. Reynolds, who excels batting right-handed and specializes in doubles, faces an inexperienced starter making his early season appearances. This positions Reynolds for at least two bases, either via multiple hits or a single impactful extra-base hit.

Peter Dewey recommended Bryan Reynolds as an attractive home run prop at +650 for Tuesday's matchup against Washington Nationals pitcher Jake Irvin, who has struggled mightily this year (four home runs allowed in three starts, 5.63 ERA, and 5.88 FIP). Statcast metrics show Irvin is notably vulnerable, ranking poorly in barrel percentage (7th percentile), expected ERA (5th percentile), and average exit velocity allowed (11th percentile). While Reynolds has started slowly (.206 average, two homers thus far), his strong career history against righties (.274 batting average, .838 OPS) makes him worth betting on against a clearly exploitable pitcher.