Just A Bet Outside said Corbin Carroll—and the rest of Arizona’s left-handed core of Pavin Smith and Alek Thomas—should be front-and-center in DFS builds tonight against Jake Irvin. The tout emphasized that Irvin owns a low strike-out profile and ‘doesn’t get a lot of chase or whiff,’ making him vulnerable to contact-heavy, power-oriented bats. Irvin has already surrendered seven hits and four earned runs to this lineup once (April 4 in Washington) and historically fares worse versus lefties, which sets up well for Carroll’s .367 career wOBA against right-handed pitching. Arizona’s offense has cleared 4.5 runs in 17 of 29 home games and currently leads MLB in slugging and ISO against righties over the last three weeks (team .477 SLG). The analyst added that Washington’s bullpen is bottom-five in ERA, is coming off an extra-innings game, and just burned closer Kyle Finnegan and set-up man Dylan Floro, so late-inning matchups will likely feature replacement-level arms. With Chase Field’s desert conditions boosting carry and the Diamondbacks averaging five runs per home game, the host expects multiple RBI opportunities for Carroll and likes pairing him with fellow lefties in tournament stacks.

Lindquist sprinkled a quarter-unit on Corbin Carroll to homer at +500 (ESPN Bet) against Andrew Heaney. Carroll posted a .200+ expected ISO versus southpaws last season and will hit second rather than being buried in the order, ensuring at least four plate appearances. Heaney is surrendering loud contact to both sides (339 xwOBA, .265 xBA) and has already allowed multiple long balls in lefty-lefty matchups in 2024. Although Chase Field’s roof is likely closed, Lindquist still projects plus-EV value on a 5-to-1 ticket given Carroll’s power/speed profile and Heaney’s elevated barrel rate.

At +330, Soni likes Corbin Carroll’s chances to homer at Dodger Stadium. Carroll owns a .277 average with 15 homers and 34 RBI, powered by a 93.9 mph average exit velocity and 17.8% barrel rate. Soni emphasized Carroll’s elite bat speed—top 10% in MLB—against a Dodgers staff that can struggle with left-handed power. With Carroll’s combination of launch-angle consistency and hard contact, Soni sees strong value in the plus odds.

Shubham Soni backed Corbin Carroll at +285 to go yard, citing Carroll’s blazing .612 slugging percentage, 14 homers, 93.9 mph average exit velocity and 41.6 % hard-hit rate. The Diamondbacks outfielder faces Rockies right-hander Chase Dollander, lugging a 6.88 ERA into altitude-boosted Coors Field. Soni noted the combination of Carroll’s elite power/speed profile, a struggling pitcher who gives up loud contact, and Denver’s homer-friendly environment creates ideal conditions for another fireworks display.

Lindquist likes a Corbin Carroll home-run prop against Dodgers left-hander ‘Roki Susaki’ and the L.A. bullpen, provided books hang a number better than +305. Susaki’s MLB debut has come with a troubling .374 xwOBA and 13.3-degree launch angle, and Chase Field’s roof is slated to be open, a configuration that boosts carry to right-center where Carroll’s power plays. Lindquist acknowledged the Dodgers’ quick hook with starters, but even their middle relief features several right-handers that struggle with lefty barrels. Carroll’s 10.8 % barrel rate and 114 mph max EV confirm the upside. He will wait for morning lines, but any +310 or longer is worth a unit for him.

Chris Welsh identified Corbin Carroll as a worthwhile NL MVP flier at roughly 5.5-to-1. Carroll revamped his swing and approach in the off-season, closing previous holes and pushing his average to .288 with 10 home runs despite a recent slump. Welsh expects Carroll’s stolen-base pace to accelerate and believes his production is directly tied to the Diamondbacks’ playoff hopes—a narrative boost if Arizona stays in the NL West race. The improved contact profile, rising power, and team-context angle make Carroll his favorite medium-odds alternative to Ohtani.

Data Skrive recommended Corbin Carroll OVER 1.5 total bases at +125. Carroll has racked up 90 TB in 36 games (2.5 per game) while slashing .288/.355/.588 and already tagging 10 home runs. He’ll face Kodai Senga, whose ghost-fork generates whiffs but also produces walks and the occasional loud contact. Carroll’s elite sprint speed (99th percentile last season) turns singles into doubles and keeps him live for this prop even if he doesn’t leave the yard. With the game in Chase Field’s hitter-friendly environment and no major weather concerns, Data Skrive believes the +125 price is misaligned with Carroll’s underlying 61% over rate on this number in 2025.

Jim Turvey sprinkled Corbin Carroll to record a triple at +2800 on DraftKings, a massive value gap compared to the +700 listed at FanDuel. Turvey reminded listeners that small differences in implied probability explode in long-shot markets. Carroll already has four triples this season (league leader) and posted 14 a year ago, leveraging elite 30-ft-per-second sprint speed. Citizens Bank Park ranks as a top-eight venue for left-handed triples, and Carroll will see multiple at-bats versus a Philadelphia bullpen loaded with righties after the initial left-left matchup against Jesus Luzardo. Turvey loves betting ceiling outcomes on players who “do the amazing often,” making a 28-1 ticket on baseball’s pre-eminent triples threat too tempting to pass.

Lindquist is waiting for books to post Corbin Carroll’s homer odds but plans another quarter‑unit if the number opens better than +315. Carroll owns a 56.7 % hard‑hit rate and a 16.7° average launch angle, traits that play even louder with the Chase Field roof likely open Tuesday night. He draws righty Zach Lattel, who is living in the zone and carrying only a 19 % whiff rate. Add Brandon Pfaadt’s vulnerability in the opposing dugout and Lindquist sees a mini slugfest from the left‑handed stars, projecting Carroll at roughly +280 fair odds for a long ball.

Kingpin played Carroll Over 1.5 total bases, highlighting Carroll’s .385 OBP vs right‑handers and 97th‑percentile sprint speed. Rookie Ben Brown is allowing a .512 SLG third time through the order and has struggled to hold runners; Carroll can cash with a gap double or a single plus stolen base. Carroll owns a 55% extra‑base‑hit rate on four‑seamers, Brown’s primary pitch.

It's The Final Round said Corbin Carroll was his favorite target for Friday’s board because every pitch in Colin Rea’s arsenal is getting tattooed by Carroll. Against four‑seam fastballs – the pitch Rea throws 63 % of the time – Carroll owns a .643 average (9‑for‑14) with two homers this season. He is also slugging against Rea’s secondary offerings: .375 vs the curve (3‑for‑8, 2 HR), 1.000 vs the splitter (1‑for‑1, HR) and .400 vs the cutter (2‑for‑5). Carroll has collected at least one hit in 15 of his last 18 games and has a small, positive history against Rea (2‑for‑6, .333). The tout expects another knock and recommends betting Carroll’s hit prop or folding him into parlays.

It's The Final Round highlighted Corbin Carroll's remarkably consistent offensive production of late. Carroll has produced hits in 13 of his past 16 games, pushing him into the spotlight as a trustworthy hitter to consider in betting and DFS decisions.

Just A Bet Outside recommends taking a hitter prop parlay of Corbin Carroll and Bobby Witt Jr. each to record at least one hit (-118 on DraftKings). Carroll is on a nine-game hitting streak, recording multiple hits in five of those contests, showcasing consistent production atop the Diamondbacks' lineup. He's facing pitcher Edward Cabrera, an okay arm who averaged 7.7 hits per nine innings last year but has not yet established elite performance. Behind Cabrera is a fatigued Marlins bullpen, providing additional favorable conditions for Carroll to easily extend his impressive hitting streak.

Kingpin touts Corbin Carroll to surpass 1.5 total bases against the Marlins. Carroll's dynamic power-speed skill set makes him capable of producing extra-base hits or multiple singles even in a pitcher-friendly environment. The matchup features strong pitching but Carroll's aggressive offensive style offers solid value on this prop.

Kingpin identifies Corbin Carroll as a strong bet to surpass 1.5 total bases in a favorable matchup versus Marlins’ Max Meyer. Carroll has shown explosive speed and extra-base hit capability, making him a tough out especially for a young pitcher like Meyer who is still adjusting in MLB. The Diamondbacks offense is hot overall, increasing Carroll's opportunities at the plate.

Data Skrive identified considerable betting value on Corbin Carroll to surpass 1.5 total bases against Milwaukee, set at -110 odds. Carroll has been scorching hot, slashing .322/.412/.695 with 5 home runs and 41 total bases over just 15 games this season. Facing Brewers pitcher Freddy Peralta at hitter-friendly Chase Field should give Carroll good opportunities to hit for extra bases, making this prop appealing.

Tony Sink highlights Corbin Carroll as a compelling player prop option against the Brewers on April 13, 2025. Carroll has accounted for 21.1% of Arizona Diamondbacks' hits and 26.5% of their total bases this season. Sink emphasizes that Carroll's lines are set at 1 hit and 1.5 total bases for today's matchup, which appears favorable given his consistent performance and foundational role in Arizona's offense.

Data Skrive emphasizes betting on Corbin Carroll and his props — both hit over 0.5 (-250) and total bases over 1.5 (-110) — as strong bets against Milwaukee Brewers starter Freddy Peralta. Carroll has been red-hot, tallying five homers, 19 hits, and 41 total bases across only 15 games in 2025. Considering Carroll's potent .695 slugging percentage, he's in a prime spot to deliver on these bets comfortably.

Data Skrive identifies Corbin Carroll as a strong prop betting play, specifically for over 1.5 total bases at -110 odds. Carroll is performing exceptionally this season, hitting .322/.412/.695, accumulating 41 total bases and 5 home runs through just 15 games. He's facing off against Freddy Peralta of the Brewers, where the favorable matchup suggests Carroll could surpass his total bases prop given his hot start and consistent power presence.

Data Skrive suggested Corbin Carroll is well-positioned to exceed 0.5 hits and 1.5 total bases against Orioles pitcher Dean Kremer. Carroll has posted excellent overall numbers through 12 games, batting .304/.407/.696 with 14 hits, 4 home runs, and 32 total bases. With Kremer's inconsistent start to the year and Carroll displaying sustained power and consistency at the plate, Carroll appears to have strong value to achieve the modest prop totals set for this matchup.

Chris Bennett calls Corbin Carroll ($3,800) a 'set it and forget it' play, thanks to Baltimore starter Charlie Morton's poor start, in which Morton has allowed nine runs and 13 hits through just 8.1 innings so far this season. Facing suspect pitching, Carroll provides a secure DFS selection likely to capitalize on Morton's early-season troubles.

Chris Ruffolo recommends Corbin Carroll at solid odds of plus 425 to hit a home run against Zach Eflin. Carroll has been crushing the ball lately. Eflin, who Ruffolo believes is overvalued as an 'ace' due to rotational circumstances, has allowed at least one home run in six consecutive starts dating back to last season. Carroll's current hot streak combined with Eflin's issues with the long ball creates an ideal situation to target Carroll for a homer.

Eric Lindquist highlighted the value of betting Corbin Carroll's total bases props against Zach Eflin, noting major improvements by Carroll against left-handed pitching. Lindquist specified Carroll's 2024 improvement, evidenced by a .190 ISO against lefties, as a stark improvement from earlier struggles. Despite the potential for teams to use left-handed relievers against Arizona's left-handed batters, including Carroll, he argued this is less of an issue given Carroll's demonstrated capability to handle lefties effectively this season. Lindquist described Eflin as an overrated pitcher who lacks effective swing-and-miss pitches, suggesting Carroll and Diamondbacks hitters generally benefit from soft matchup opportunities here.

Sean Zerillo strongly recommends betting Corbin Carroll to lead MLB in runs scored. His modeling indicates that Carroll wins this prop 10-11% of the time, equating to fair odds of around 9 to 1. Carroll endured a slow start last season due to injuries yet still finished fifth league-wide with 120 runs and actually led all hitters in runs during the second half. Zerillo highlights a notable change—Carroll started pulling more fly balls in the air, significantly boosting his power potential. Given Carroll’s elite speed and discipline (high walk-rate), he's primed for frequent scoring opportunities and easy doubles or triples. Zerillo bet it himself at 20 to 1 but still advises it's good value at anything better than 10 to 1.