Lindquist’s favorite prop is Jake Bauers to hit a home run at +525 against Chicago’s Bryce Wilson. Wilson is surrendering a 16.8-degree average launch angle, a .424 xwOBA and nearly a .600 expected slugging, all of which scream long-ball risk. Bauers owns a 50 % hard-hit rate and a .470 expected slugging in limited Brewers plate appearances and should bat in the top half of the order. With decent hitting weather and a neutral-to-positive park factor, Lindquist said “we don’t want a Bauer outage, we want a Bauer surge” and is firing one-unit on the +525 HR ticket.

Sean Paul identified Brewers' slugger Jake Bauers as a sleeper fantasy or DFS play in Sunday's matchup at Yankee Stadium. Facing Marcus Stroman, a righty pitcher who has struggled with declining effectiveness (career-low ground ball rate last season, career-high HR/9), Paul expects Brewers manager Pat Murphy to stack left-handed bats—such as Bauers—in Sunday's lineup to capitalize on the favorable matchup. With Bauers' ability to take advantage of the stadium's short porch in right field, Paul sees potential upside for him to deliver strong fantasy or prop value.