Just A Bet Outside included Jarren Duran for 1+ hit in his hitter parlay, noting the outfielder’s torrid stretch: multi-hit efforts in four of his last five and eight of his last 13. Duran owns a .288 average and 127 wRC+ against right-handers with a 37% hard-hit rate, and he’s 4-for-8 lifetime off Aaron Savalli, who has just seven innings under his belt this year and lacks swing-and-miss stuff. A middling Brewers bullpen lurks once Savalli departs, enhancing Duran’s chances of extending his run. The single-hit leg helps anchor the −115 parlay price.

It's The Final Round said Jarren Duran is his favorite hit-prop play on May 27 versus Aaron Civale. Civale is leaning on a cutter 46 % of the time and allowing a .296 average on the pitch, while his sinker (.333 BA allowed) has also been punished. Duran owns a .300 mark against sinkers and, despite just a .222 clip versus cutters this season, the tout dismissed the small sample. More importantly, Duran is scorching: 11 hits in his last 13 games with seven multi-hit efforts. He has handled Civale well historically (4-for-8, .500 over the past three years) and has posted nearly a .300 average versus four-seam fastballs, Civale’s tertiary pitch. All signs point to at least one knock, making Duran a strong over 0.5 hits or Total Bases prop candidate.

Guy Boston took Jarren Duran under 1.5 hits at ‑245. Duran has fallen short of two hits in eight of his last ten and owns a 69 % season under rate (27 of 39). On the road he has stayed under in 11 of his past 14 (1.1 hits per game). Historically he is 0-for-6 against Royals lefty Cole Ragans. Duran struggles against southpaws (.220 average, 47.2 WRC+), while Ragans is stifling left-handed hitters this year (.156 average, .217 BABIP). The combination of Duran’s road splits and Ragans’ dominance makes a multi-hit outing unlikely.

It's The Final Round pointed to Jarren Duran’s 2-for-6 with a homer off Nathan Eovaldi and the outfielder’s torrid stretch—hits in 18 of his last 20 games—as reasons to back Duran in hits or total-bases props Tuesday.

Morgan targeted Jarren Duran at $3,800, pointing to the outfielder’s four triples and 11 steals despite muted power. He expects Duran to exploit Chris Paddack, who hasn’t posted an ERA under 4.00 since 2019 and has surrendered a .283 average to left-handed bats the past two seasons.

It's The Final Round said Jarren Duran is a must-play hit or total-bases prop today against Bailey Ober. Ober leans on his four-seam 46 % of the time and is getting torched on it (.300 AVG, 9-for-30 with a homer). Duran owns a .294 average and two bombs against four-seamers this year. Ober’s change-up (.333 AVG allowed) and slider (.286, 1 HR) are not faring better, while Duran is batting .263 off change-ups and .333 off sliders. The tout highlighted launch-angle sweet-spot data: Duran is at 36.6 % (88th of 262 hitters) while Ober allows a 35.2 % sweet-spot rate (224th of 373 pitchers), meaning the pitcher consistently gives up the 8-32° angles that turn into base knocks. Duran has hits in 16 of his last 17 games, so the analyst expects him to keep raking and likes him for over 1.5 total bases, hits props, and DFS cash-game use.

The tout backed Jarren Duran for hits or total-bases props against Joe Ryan. Ryan leans on a four-seam fastball 61 % of the time, and Duran owns that pitch (.294, 10-for-34, 2 HR). Ryan’s fastball has surrendered a .257 AVG and two homers, while his splitter (.500 AVG, 4-for-8 for Duran) has also been vulnerable (.308 allowed). In their last two head-to-head games Duran is 2-for-5 with a homer. He has at least one hit in 15 of his last 16 contests and posts a 40.4 % sweet-spot launch angle (ranked 87/263), a top-third mark. Ryan gives up a 33.7 % sweet-spot rate—league average—so the matchup still leans hitter. All signals point to Duran extending his heater tonight.

Guy Boston said Jarren Duran is a strong play to clear 1.5 combined hits-runs-RBIs tonight in Toronto. The pick is built on a 9-for-10 recent hit rate (3.2 H+R+RBI per game) and a 58 % season success rate (18/31). Against the Jays specifically, Duran has cashed this number in 15 of the last 19 meetings and in five of six games this year. The head-to-head matchup is even sweeter: in 18 career plate appearances versus Jose Berrios he owns a .500 average with 3 homers and 5 RBI. Splits show Duran’s bat heats up versus righties (-.293 AVG, 131 WRC+), while Berrios’ numbers soften slightly against left-handed hitters. Pitch mix helps too—Berrios’ top pitch is a sinker (30.6 %), and Duran owns a .405 wOBA against sinkers plus a .395 mark against his four-seam. All of that convinced Guy Boston to anchor the ladder-challenge parlay with Duran’s over at roughly –155 on BetMGM/DraftKings.

B Wade called Jarren Duran over 1.5 total bases his favorite play of the slate. Duran has cleared in 8 of his last 9, averaging just under three bases during that stretch. The matchup is juicy: against Jose Berrios he is 9-for-18 (.500) with 3 homers, effectively producing an .833 slugging percentage from that sample. Duran is batting .302 versus right-handed pitching overall and enters as arguably the hottest hitter in baseball over the past two weeks. Even-money pricing seals the deal.

Final Round highlighted Jarren Duran as a plus matchup play versus Jose Berrios. Duran is 9-for-18 with 3 HR lifetime (.500) against the right-hander and has at least one hit in 14 of his last 15 games. That combination of recent form and proven dominance makes him a strong target for hit, total-base, or even HR props on Thursday.

Just A Bet Outside paired Jarren Duran with Francisco Lindor for a plus-money “1+ hit each” parlay, spotlighting Duran as the anchor leg. Duran is batting .375 over the past week and has recorded at least one hit in 15 of his last 16 games, including five multi-hit efforts in the last eight. He owns a .300 average versus right-handed pitching overall and absolutely murders Jose Berrios, going 9-for-18 lifetime with eight extra-base hits. Berrios’ long-standing issues against left-handed power bats add another layer of confidence. With Duran’s contact streak, elite platoon split, and sparkling history versus Berrios, JABO felt the single-hit threshold was the safest way to exploit the matchup while still grabbing plus odds through the parlay.

Stephen highlighted Jarren Duran as one of his ten best hitter match-ups for the May 1 slate. Duran owns a 9-for-18 career line with three home runs against Jose Berrios, the projected starter for Toronto. Stephen noted that Duran is also scorching right now, batting .600 with two homers and seven RBI over the past week, and Berrios has historically struggled to keep left-handed bats in the yard. Those two data points led Stephen to position Duran as an ideal target for total-bases or RBI props and a priority DFS play in the Red Sox–Blue Jays game.

Carty’s third home-run prop is Jarren Duran OVER 0.5 HR at +550. THE BAT X assigns a 16% success rate ($7.12 EV). The system ranks Rogers Centre as the second-best park for boosting homers to left-handed hitters, giving Duran’s pull-side power a significant park upgrade.

Zarpentine played Jarren Duran Over 1.5 total bases at -105, noting the outfielder is white-hot: 10-for-20 with three extra-base hits in his last four games and at least one knock in 15 of 16 since April 13. He has topped 1.5 bases in seven of his past eight contests. The kicker is a dream BvP line—Duran is 9-for-18 (.500) with five doubles and three homers against Thursday starter Jose Berrios. Given both the recent form and the career dominance over Berrios, Zarpentine thinks two bases is the floor right now.

The analyst highlighted Jarren Duran’s gaudy 9-for-18, 3-HR career line (.500) against Jose Berrios. Duran has at least one hit in 13 of his last 14 games, making him a strong pick for hit or total-bases props against a pitcher he’s historically torched.

Just A Bet Outside spotlighted Jarren Duran for hit or total-bases props on Thursday. Duran carries a 10-game hitting streak, slashes .297/.359/.446 against right-handers, and is considerably better at Fenway (.288 AVG) than on the road (.196). He will hit from the left side against Mariners starter Bryan Woo, who has been far weaker versus lefties in his brief MLB tenure (.244 average and .425 slug allowed, compared to .192/.287 vs righties). The tout thinks Duran could even leg out a double, making him a solid single-hit parlay anchor or 2+ total-bases play.

B Wade likes Jarren Duran over one and a half total bases against Charlie Morton and Baltimore. Duran has started well, hitting this mark in three of six games so far, including two of his last three. Most notably, Duran has excellent recent individual success against Morton, batting .429 (3-for-7) including a home run and two RBIs. Despite weaker overall career numbers against the Orioles, Duran's history with Morton specifically is strong enough for B Wade to confidently recommend this prop.

Brian Howard recommended betting on Jarren Duran's stolen base prop at +300 odds opening day against the Rangers. Highlighting pitcher rustiness, weaker pickoff moves, and general early-season upticks in stolen-base opportunities, Howard expects Duran, a speedy left-handed leadoff hitter, to exploit the Rangers pitcher's slower reactions and the rules limiting pickoff attempts. He noted past seasons' trends where base stealers had significantly higher success rates early on before pitchers improve at controlling runners later in the season.