It’s The Final Round identified Jake Meyers as a plus matchup against Rockies southpaw Kyle Freeland. Meyers is 2-for-3 (.667) off Freeland and has notched a hit in 15 of his last 17 games. With Freeland’s diminishing velocity and Coors-field-boosted run environment, the tout likes Meyers to go over 0.5 hits and serve as a low-salary DFS salary-saver in Houston stacks.

Jake Meyers is 4-for-6 (.667) in the limited but perfect BvP sample against Austin Gomber and has recorded a hit in 15 of his last 16 games. The tout flagged him as a sneaky leg in hit parlays.

Guy Boston Sports recommended playing Jake Meyers Under 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs at –155. In seven career plate appearances against Joe Ryan, Meyers is 0-for-7. Ryan has strangled right-handed bats all season, holding them to a .184 average and .265 wOBA while his four-seam and slider each carry sub-.300 expected wOBAs. Meyers’ own batting average dips against righties, and his contact quality versus premium fastballs ranks in MLB’s 20th percentile. The tout acknowledged the juice but believes it’s justified, suggesting it could be tossed into parlay or DFS pick-em cards for added value.

It’s The Final Round mentioned Jake Meyers as a lower-profile option. The Astros outfielder is 2-for-2 with a home run against Thursday’s opposing pitcher Martin (small sample but flawless result) and has collected a hit in eight of his last ten games overall. Bettors looking for a plus-money dart throw on hits or total bases might find value here.

Derek Carty recommended Jake Meyers OVER 0.5 HR at +1100. THE BAT X assigns a 10% probability, good for a $19.28 expected value. Carty points to a major gap between Meyers’ actual wOBA (.287 since 2024) and his model’s expected mark (.323), framing it as pure bad luck that should normalize. If the underlying quality of contact regresses the way the projection anticipates, the long‑shot home‑run ticket becomes lucrative.