Joe Pisapia strongly advised fantasy managers to sell Cedric Mullins after his deceptively hot start, hitting over .300. Mullins, a career .230 hitter over the past two seasons, is dramatically outperforming his established average. Pisapia warned regression back to those norms is imminent. Additionally, he expressed concerns around Mullins' fluctuating role in Baltimore's evolving lineup, potentially limiting counting stats long-term. Welsh concurred, selecting Mullins as the primary candidate to quickly move before the inevitable batting average downturn arrives, maximizing trade value.

Data Skrive emphasized Cedric Mullins as a solid bet to achieve over 0.5 hits and 1.5 total bases facing Arizona's Brandon Pfaadt. Mullins is currently sporting an impressive slash-line of .308/.426/.615 through 11 games with 12 hits, 3 home runs, and 24 total bases. Given Pfaadt's shaky start to his outings and Mullins continuing to produce consistently early this season, taking the over on these prop bets for Mullins has strong underlying support.

Brian Howard highlights Cedric Mullins' excellent batter-pitcher history against Michael Wacha, strongly recommending bets on Mullins' total bases or home runs. Mullins owns a .400 average (8-for-20) against Wacha, including five extra-base hits (two doubles, one triple, two home runs). Despite some strikeouts historically, Howard emphasizes that when Mullins connects, he hits with power, making Mullins a great option for total bases and a sneaky good home run prop at generous odds.

Data Skrive identified Cedric Mullins as a solid candidate for an RBI prop bet against the Royals. Mullins, batting in the heart of Baltimore’s lineup, has recorded three home runs and 11 RBIs, ranking among MLB leaders (second in RBI in all of baseball). His early-season production strongly suggests continued run-producing opportunities, especially in favorable matchups. The recommendation signals good value on RBI prop wagers targeting Mullins.