Young called Gleyber Torres (misheard as Glamour) a 100 % clip play to record a hit, RBI, or run and suggested sprinkling a home-run ticket. Torres has at least one of those counting stats in seven straight contests thanks to a .318 average with runners in scoring position. With Juan Soto and Aaron Judge hitting ahead of him, Young expects Gleyber to bat with ducks on the pond multiple times, making the combo prop a high-floor wager while his recent 46 % hard-hit rate gives the homer sprinkle value.

Gleyber Torres drew a mention thanks to a sizable 27-AB track record against Brayan Bello that includes seven hits and a current run with knocks in seven of nine. The tout views that volume of plate appearances plus recent form as enough reason to sprinkle on a hit prop.

Osborne played Over 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs for Gleyber Torres, spotlighting Torres’ career .357 average and .936 OPS in 28 at-bats against Yusei Kikuchi. The right-handed hitter is crushing lefties in 2025 with a .984 OPS and owns an .810 OPS on the road. With Detroit batting on the road he projects Torres for five plate appearances against a bottom-tier Angels bullpen (24th ERA last two weeks). Given the matchup and lineup spot near the top of the order, Osborne expects Torres to reach base multiple times and either drive in or score at least twice.

Zarpentine took Gleyber Torres Over 1.5 total bases at +140, leaning on the second baseman’s excellent history versus Yusei Kikuchi (10-for-28, .357, three extra-base hits). Torres is batting .273 on the season and has logged two multi-hit games plus two extra-base hits in his last four outings. He’s also crushing southpaws in 2025 with a .318 average and .984 OPS, giving him multiple paths to two total bases against the left-hander.

Gleyber Torres is 2-for-6 (.333) lifetime off Charlie Morton and has tallied a base knock in 10 of his last 13 games. The tout suggested leaning over on 0.5 hits in parlays.

Gleyber Torres carries a .333 AVG (4‑for‑12) with 2 HR off Nick Pivetta and has hits in eight of his past ten games. The tout suggested exploiting that combo in hit or total‑bases markets.

It's The Final Round brought attention to Gleyber Torres' strong recent performance, recording at least one hit in five straight games (though three consecutively with recent playtime). Torres, despite prior inactivity, is in solid form and offers a good hitting player prop opportunity due to current form and consistency.

Kingpin advised taking Gleyber Torres over 1.5 total bases, citing his recent hot streak and favorable matchup against inexperienced Brewers starter Quinn Priester. Torres has been producing consistently since joining Detroit, recorded multiple hits previously, and is poised for another strong offensive outing.