Guy Boston Sports grabbed Jazz Chisholm Jr. over 0.5 hits at ‑250 on FanDuel for leg three. Chisholm has a 63% season hit rate (0.88 per game) and has cashed six of his last ten overall. Away from Yankee Stadium he is even better, exceeding the mark in eight of his last ten road games with an even one hit per contest. The matchup is juicy: Marlins right-hander Jansen Junk is surrendering a .305 average and .356 BABIP to left-handed hitters. Junk relies on his slider 43.2% of the time; Chisholm’s wOBA versus sliders is a playable .294 while he mashes every other pitch type (fastball .362, curveball .508, changeup .358). Over the past month Chisholm has posted a .290 average and 1.034 OPS against righties, and the Miami bullpen grades poorly behind Junk. Returning to Miami for the first time since last year’s trade, the tout expects at least one hit.

B Wade recommended Jazz Chisholm over 1.5 total bases instead of the more common H + R + RBI prop. Chisholm has topped the total-bases line in five of his last seven games and owns a .353 average (6-for-17) with two homers in an extensive history against Zack Wheeler. Crucially, five of those six hits against Wheeler have been for extra bases, meaning a single double or long ball likely cashes the ticket. Wade prefers isolating total bases because run production is less certain against the stingy Phillies ace, but Chisholm’s penchant for gap power gives bettors an edge.

Eric Lindquist targeted Jazz Chisholm Jr. for a home-run prop against 24-year-old right-hander Logan Evans. Lindquist labeled Evans “a soft-tossing variety” whose fastball grades out poorly, allowing a .347 xwOBA and .285 xBA. Without plus velocity or a reliable secondary that can neutralize lefties, Evans sets up perfectly for Jazz’s pull-side power. Lindquist expects the market to hang a number north of +500 because of Chisholm’s recent cold stretch, presenting what he views as clear value, especially with no dominant lefty waiting in the Cubs bullpen behind Evans.

Eric Lindquist advised taking a sprinkle on Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s home-run prop if books hang anything north of +400 against Chris Bassitt. Lindquist stressed that Bassitt owns one of the most pronounced platoon splits in MLB, surrendering the bulk of his damage to left-handed bats (a .207 ISO and 1.56 HR/9 to LHB this season). Jazz, who has already taken Kevin Gausman and Jose Berrios deep this series, remains locked in and will again carry the platoon edge. Lindquist believes the market is still pricing Chisholm like a league-average hitter, even though his 46% hard-hit rate and 14.3% barrel rate versus righties scream upside. With Bassitt’s heavy sinker/curve mix staying in the zone and Jazz seeing the ball well, Lindquist sees plus-money bombs as the most attractive way to attack this matchup.

B Wade paired Guerrero with Jazz Chisholm Jr. over 0.5 hits. Chisholm owns hits in seven of his last ten games (10-for-38) and has avoided back-to-back hitless outings all but once since mid-April. He is 1-for-3 against Wednesday starter Jose Berrios and carries a .243 average versus right-handers, slightly better than his line against lefties. After an early-season slump that included a five-game drought, Chisholm has been locked in for the past month, and Wade trusts the bounce-back trend to continue, needing just a single safety to cash the prop.

Dylan Rockford volunteered Jazz Chisholm Jr. as his preferred home-run dart for Wednesday’s slate. Rockford bypassed the obvious Kyle Schwarber chalk and zeroed in on Chisholm because he expects the free-swinging Marlin to see a very attackable Cade Povich. Povich has already coughed up a .494 slugging percentage in limited big-league work and showed the same long-ball issues in Triple-A (1.7 HR/9). Chisholm’s road OPS is lagging this month, yet he still owns a 46% hard-hit rate and carries the kind of pull-side loft that plays against Povich’s low-90s four-seam fastball. Rockford trusts Chisholm’s pure raw power to overcome the lefty-lefty matchup and said any number north of +450 is worth a sprinkle in the dinger market or as a one-off in DFS showdown builds.

Bettor Mark took Jazz Chisholm over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs at –115 on DraftKings. Chisholm was held in check Monday, but Mark stressed that the second baseman has been one of the hottest hitters in baseball over the last two weeks and is in a prime rebound spot against Kyle Gibson. Camden Yards will have 14-mph wind blowing dead out to center with temperatures in the low 80s, conditions Mark loves for offense. The Yankees are in a ‘revenge’ game after being shut down yesterday, and Mark prefers isolating Chisholm’s counting-stat combo instead of laying the –150 money-line price on New York or chasing a juiced full-game over.

Just A Bet Outside identified Jazz Chisholm as a hitter likely to struggle today due to his poor historical performance against Seth Lugo, posting just a 1-for-11 (.091 average) record with 5 strikeouts. Additionally, the tout noted Chisholm's recent cold streak since a decent opening series, thus further amplifying concerns about investing in Chisholm in fantasy or hitting props today.

The SportsLine Projection Model strongly backs Jazz Chisholm to record at least one hit versus the Giants. While Chisholm is in a recent five-game hitless slump, the model highlights his previous performance at home when favored, where Chisholm has exceeded his total bases prop in eight of the last twelve games averaging 1.5 bases per contest. Given these trends, SportsLine predicts a return to form and rates this a high-confidence, five-star selection.

Data Skrive highlighted Jazz Chisholm as an intriguing prop bet to homer at juicy +830 odds in the upcoming Yankees vs Tigers game. Chisholm has quietly put up strong power numbers with 4 home runs in 10 games during the 2025 MLB season, homering in 30% of his appearances. His consistent early-season power and favorable odds make him an enticing option for bettors and daily fantasy players looking for value.

Derek Carty's model identified Jazz Chisholm Jr. as a valuable home run prop bet (+1200), projecting an 8% likelihood and a favorable $9.20 EV. Comerica Park's notably low average fence height was highlighted as a key indicator enhancing Chisholm's HR potential in this contest.

Eric Lindquist advised closely watching Jazz Chisholm's RBI bets in live betting markets. Despite Chisholm only managing a single early without runners on, Lindquist highlighted the ninth-inning bump that bettors often undervalue in live lines when the team (Yankees, down 4-0 at the time) is behind. Lindquist emphasizes that live betting lines sometimes overlook this late-game hitting advantage, recommending bettors seek out advantageous live opportunities with Chisholm given these conditions.

Eric Lindquist identified Jazz Chisholm RBIs as an appealing play due to high expected walk rates for teammate Aaron Judge. Lindquist pointed out that opposing pitchers are likely to pitch carefully to Judge, significantly increasing Chisholm's RBI opportunities batting ahead or directly following Judge in the lineup. Citing odds movement (initially +175, moving to +195), Lindquist considers this play attractive due to Judge’s protection effect. He highlighted that Arizona starter Zac Gallen historically struggles against left-handed hitters, adding extra support for Chisholm's RBI potential in a batter-friendly setting at Yankee Stadium.

Joe Piapisa highlighted Jazz Chisholm as a significant beneficiary of the Yankees' adoption of the new 'torpedo' bats. Chisholm posted a stellar recent performance, going three for four with two homers. Joe specifically pointed out Chisholm's dramatic exit velocity increase this season, jumping from around 90 mph last year to approximately 105 mph this year. He attributes this boost directly to the innovative bat design, whose barrel is strategically moved to match hitters' most consistent contact points. Joe advises considering these factors when evaluating home run or power prop bets, especially when Chisholm plays at hitter-friendly Yankee Stadium.