B Wade backed Kyle Schwarber to go over 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBI against Reds left-hander Andrew Abbott. Schwarber is slashing .280 versus lefties, and despite only 30 percent of his at-bats coming from that side he’s logged roughly half of his home runs there, giving him a much higher HR rate. Wade noted Schwarber has not missed this line in consecutive games since early June; he fell short last time out, had July 3 off to rest, and historically rebounds the very next game. Abbott owns a tidy ERA but still carries a WHIP north of 1.00, which Wade views as exploitable. With the platoon edge, power upside, and recent ‘miss-then-hit’ pattern, Wade expects Schwarber to deliver at least two combined counting stats on Friday.

B Wade recommended Kyle Schwarber over 1.5 hits + runs + RBI in Wednesday’s Padres-Phillies game. Schwarber has not missed this line in consecutive contests since early June, and he is coming off a hitless outing. Wade expects the immediate rebound versus Dylan Cease, noting Schwarber’s 3-for-7 lifetime line that includes two home runs off the right-hander. Cease owns a 4.50 ERA and 1.30 WHIP in 2025, giving up plenty of hard contact. With Schwarber leading off in homer-friendly Citizens Bank Park, Wade projects at least two combined counting stats and likes the 2.9x payout on Parlay Play.

Eric Lindquist said Kyle Schwarber is worth a home-run sprinkle Tuesday even though he draws fellow left-hander Framber Valdez. Schwarber actually leads the National League in homers off southpaws this season and pairs a 19-degree average launch angle with Minute Maid’s inviting Crawford Boxes in right. Valdez is surrendering a 46.6 % hard-hit rate, so one well-barreled opposite-field fly could cash. Lindquist plans to fire if books hang +300 or better, calling it a spot to "get sneaky naughty" with Schwarber dingers.

Lindquist wants to buy back on Kyle Schwarber’s home-run prop at roughly +320 in Miami after Wednesday’s golden-sombrero disaster. Edward Cabrera brings a live arm (25% K-rate) but combines it with a 10% walk rate and 44.3% hard-hit percentage, giving Schwarber plenty of chances to see mistake fastballs. The Marlins’ bullpen piles on free passes as well, ranking bottom-five in BB% since June 1. Although loanDepot Park suppresses power, Schwarber’s 17.6° launch angle and 93 mph average exit velocity travel anywhere, and Lindquist believes the market over-adjusted to the stadium factor after Tuesday’s flop.

Eric Lindquist said Kyle Schwarber’s 2-plus total bases prop is worth a look against Sandy Alcantara. Lindquist pointed out Alcantara’s 345 xwOBA and modest 17.7 % strikeout rate, noting the right-hander is far more hittable than past seasons and is also walking hitters at an elevated clip. Schwarber already draws walks at a high rate but still profiles for loud contact when Alcantara does challenge him. Even in the spacious loanDepot Park, Lindquist likes Schwarber’s chances to clear two bases if books hang the usual plus-money number because any barreled ball will play up against a pitcher allowing that much hard contact.

B Wade took Kyle Schwarber over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs largely because of his matchup with Bowden Francis. Schwarber homered in the second inning Friday and is 2-for-5 with a bomb lifetime off Francis, whose arsenal the Phillies see well. Schwarber has cashed this prop in back-to-back games against Toronto and, per Wade, is likely to square up another extra-base hit—whether a double off the wall or another dinger—pushing him over the 1.5 threshold.

Donnie Rightside said Kyle Schwarber is a plus-money RBI prop he wants in Toronto. Rightside highlighted Bowden Francis’ glaring vulnerability to left-handed hitters— a .246 ISO and .389 wOBA over his last 64 lefties faced and season-long marks even uglier at .333 ISO and .406 wOBA. With the Rogers Centre roof likely open, 70-degree temps, and a light breeze blowing out, Donnie expects the ball to carry. The Phillies are desperate to halt a four-game skid, and Schwarber’s premium lineup spot virtually guarantees RBI chances, especially if Bryce Harper (also a lefty Donnie is sprinkling on) suits up. Rightside advised splitting a stake between Schwarber and Harper, expecting at least one of them to drive in a run and cash at plus money.

Mills Young suggested Kyle Schwarber to record a hit with a bonus sprinkle on the home-run market against Toronto. Schwarber has reached safely in 13 of his last 16 games and draws Blue Jays right-hander pitching that has surrendered 1.5 HR/9. Young calls the single-hit prop the floor play while the long-ball ticket offers ceiling at juicy odds.

Naming him the Beast of the Night, Beermakersfan spotlighted Kyle Schwarber for both DFS and betting markets. Schwarber has hits in five straight and ranks 4th in MLB with 19 homers. Against righties this season he sports a .383 wOBA, .256 ISO and staggering 70 % hard-hit rate. Opposing opener Bowden Francis has been a punching bag for left-handed bats: .406 wOBA, .333 ISO, 71 % hard contact, 12 HRs allowed, and his numbers are actually suppressed by a .256 BABIP. Beer advised stacking Schwarber in DFS lineups and specifically suggested placing a home-run prop wager on him tonight.

B Wade paired Guerrero with Kyle Schwarber over 1.5 hits+runs+RBIs. Schwarber has failed to hit this line only four times in his past 20 games. Against Blue Jays right-hander Bowden Francis he owns 2 hits and a homer in just three prior at-bats. Although Schwarber’s season average drops to .248 versus righties, Wade downplayed that split because a single swing often cashes this total. He further noted Toronto’s recent double-digit scorelines, projecting another high-run environment.

LM Tipster took Kyle Schwarber to hit a home run at +350. Schwarber owns a .358 ISO against right-handers and draws Quinn Priester’s 1.9 HR/9 mark. The wind is blowing out to right at 8 mph and Schwarber has homered in three of his past five games when the Phillies’ implied total tops five runs.

Shubham Soni said Kyle Schwarber is a top home-run prop on Friday because Milwaukee is rolling out a full bullpen game—exactly the scenario the slugger historically punishes. Schwarber already has 19 bombs in 2025 and enters with a 59.7% hard-hit rate, a thunderous 93.8 mph average exit velocity, and a 17.4% barrel rate per plate appearance. Soni noted that those metrics all sit in the 95th percentile or better league-wide and that Schwarber’s HR/PA jumps nearly 20% when the opposing starter fails to complete three innings. With the Brewers piecing innings together and the Phillies installed as slight road favorites, Soni likes the +230 odds at DraftKings for Schwarber to leave the yard at least once.

Young is on Kyle Schwarber over 1.5 total bases with a home-run sprinkle. He likes the matchup enough to stack both bets, believing Schwarber’s pull-side power will show up at the plate tonight.

Scott Jenstad said Kyle Schwarber should be treated as a far more complete fantasy asset than in prior seasons. Schwarber is slashing .255/.397/.540 with 18 homers, 40 RBI, 40 runs and four steals, but the real story is a career-best 21.5 % strike-out rate after living near 30 % the past three years. With the whiffs down, his BABIP sits at only .250, leaving room for even more average upside. A 58 % hard-hit rate and 15 % barrel rate confirm the power is intact, and a 168 wRC+ dwarfs his previous high of 145. If the K-rate stays in the low-20s, Jenstad believes Schwarber can maintain a league-average batting average (or better) instead of being a drag, making him a top-tier, five-category contributor in OBP and standard formats alike.

Soni spotlighted Kyle Schwarber at +205 to homer against Oakland rookie Gunnar Hoglund (5.06 ERA). Schwarber has blasted 3 homers in his last 6 games and posted a 1.163 OPS over that stretch, pushing his season total to 18 bombs. A 27.6% walk rate paired with a matching strikeout rate shows pitchers are avoiding him or paying the price, and Soni expects the lefty slugger’s elite power to play in another hitter-friendly matchup.

The Bettor Mark targeted Kyle Schwarber to record at least one walk (Over 0.5 BB) at –145 on DraftKings. He noted that Schwarber has drawn a free pass in seven of his last ten games (70%) and, as the leadoff man, is guaranteed an extra plate appearance relative to teammates. Facing fellow left-hander Jeffrey Springs, Mark expects Oakland to pitch around Schwarber, especially early, citing the slugger’s elite strike-zone judgment. He even forecasted the possibility of a first-inning walk and is comfortable laying the juice given Schwarber’s recent discipline and Springs’ off-speed heavy approach that often misses the zone.

For his nightly home-run dart, Dylan Rockford called his shot with Kyle Schwarber to leave the yard at altitude. Rockford pointed out that the Phillies are heading to Coors Field—still the most homer-friendly park in baseball with its 1.25 HR park factor—against a Rockies pitching staff he labeled “the worst.” Rookie left-hander Carson Palmquist was torched for five earned in four innings during his MLB debut, and Colorado’s bullpen owns the league’s worst ERA. Schwarber just launched career homer No. 300 last week and is seeing beach balls right now. With the thin air, a struggling rookie, and a bullpen allowing 1.7 HR/9 to left-handed hitters, Rockford expects a classic Schwarber moon-shot and will be betting his HR prop as long as books hang anything +350 or better.

It's The Final Round pointed out that Kyle Schwarber is 2-for-3 lifetime (.667) with Andrew Heaney on the mound and has registered a hit in eight of his last ten games. While the sample is small, the tout believes Schwarber’s current form plus his historical damage versus Heaney justify an over 0.5 hits or total bases look.

Zarpentine backed Kyle Schwarber to hit a home run (+ odds on Over 0.5 HR) in the series finale at Tropicana Field. Schwarber is tied for the major-league lead with 12 bombs and has gone deep five times in his last eight games. He’s also 5-for-9 in the first two games of the series, indicating locked-in plate skills. The matchup is ideal: Rays starter Ryan Pepiot has coughed up eight home runs in 28 home innings this season—every homer he’s allowed has come in this ballpark. If Pepiot yields another long ball Thursday, Zarpentine believes Schwarber is the most likely culprit.

Lawrence Rupp said Kyle Schwarber is a strong +235 home-run bet against Ryan Pepiot because the Rays right-hander has been hammered at George M. Steinbrenner Field: 32 hits and eight homers allowed in five home starts, four of those long balls coming off his four-seam fastball that he throws 39% of the time. Schwarber is batting .350 with eight homers versus fastballs this season, and the contact is violent, averaging 97.6 mph exit velocity on his 21 fastball hits. He also owns a .593 road slugging percentage, tops on the Phillies, giving Rupp confidence Schwarber can leave the yard Thursday night.

Shubham Soni recommended Kyle Schwarber at +275 to leave the yard against Shane Baz. Schwarber is slashing .320/.452/.960 with five homers and 10 RBI over the last seven games, displaying elite plate discipline and 54% hard-hit rate during that stretch. Baz, meanwhile, sports a respectable 3.86 ERA but has already served up four homers in six starts and owns a 1.5 HR/9 mark dating back to last season. The lefty slugger’s pull-side loft profiles perfectly against Baz’s four-seam/slider combo, making Schwarber one of the cleanest value swings on the Wednesday slate.

Welsh declared it “Schwarberfest” and bet Kyle Schwarber to leave the yard against Merrill Kelly. Wind is projected to blow 12–14 mph out to right at Citizens Bank Park, a perfect boost for Schwarber’s extreme pull-fly-ball profile (54% FB, 46% pull). Kelly has given up seven of his nine homers to lefties this year and sports a sub-20% strikeout rate on the road. Schwarber has already taken Kelly deep twice in 14 career plate appearances and owns a 1.050 OPS against the right-hander. With weather, pitcher split, and historical success all lining up, Welsh expects at least one Schwarber bomb this weekend.

Eric Lindquist wants a quarter-unit on a Kyle Schwarber home-run prop as long as books hang anything better than +230 (he will bump to a half-unit if the opener reaches +250). Citizens Bank Park is expected to have wind blowing out again, and the total has already hit 9.5. Lindquist called Washington spot-starter Brad Lord and Phillies right-hander Taijuan Walker “two righties that just don’t belong in the big leagues,” highlighting Walker’s 11.7° average launch angle allowed and Lord’s general lack of swing-and-miss stuff. Schwarber owns a .593 expected slugging and 55.8 % hard-hit rate versus right-handers this season and has been one of Lindquist’s three historical “double-dong” candidates. Because Schwarber also carries a 17.8 % walk rate, Lindquist will hedge with a Walk prop, but the actionable edge is the HR number if the market stays in the Aaron Judge/Shohei Ohtani price range.

Data Skrive noted Kyle Schwarber is sitting at +230 to go deep against the Nationals after already clobbering 9 homers in 30 games (a 30% dinger rate). The +230 line implies about a 30% chance, so the book has finally caught up to his raw power—but considering Schwarber’s career HR/game sits closer to 32-33% when facing right-handed pitching, there’s still a hair of positive EV if you believe the platoon edge and warm weather in Philly bump the HR probability a tick above the market.

Kingpin backed Schwarber to homer, stressing the lefty slugger’s six HRs through 19 games and a .310 ISO. Schwarber has already taken Cal Quantrill deep twice in 13 prior plate appearances and draws the short right‑field porch in Philadelphia. Quantrill’s 44% hard‑hit rate and 1.8 HR/9 early in 2025 make this a plus matchup for Schwarber’s pull‑side power.

It's The Final Round listed Kyle Schwarber among his four bonus bats, noting “solid numbers” in Friday’s matchup (the on‑screen graphic showed every pitch he’ll see is being hit .300 or better) and a short‑term surge with hits in six of his last eight games. Because Schwarber clears the tout’s two filters—over .300 projected matchup average and current form—he recommended considering Schwarber hit or total bases props.

B Wade paired Edwards with Kyle Schwarber over 0.5 walks, pointing to Schwarber’s renewed patience at the plate. The slugger has drawn at least one free pass in six consecutive contests and in 10 of his last 11. Wade noted the line is posted around –135, cheaper than normal for a hitter whose chase rate has corrected after a jumpy first week. Schwarber walked in two of three meetings with Miami earlier this season, and Wade expects a similar approach Friday even with Sandy Alcantara on the bump. He labeled it a strong two‑man slip piece thanks to the consistent on‑base trend.

JD Bets likes Kyle Schwarber's walk prop (over 0.5 walks) against the Giants due to pitcher Robbie Ray's recent issues with walks. Robbie Ray has struggled significantly in his last two starts, walking four batters in one outing and five in another, demonstrating shaky control. Schwarber has been consistently drawing walks lately, hitting his walk prop in eight out of the last ten games, including multi-walk games. JD Betting believes this prop provides good betting value given these factors.

Data Skrive highlighted Kyle Schwarber as an intriguing home run prop bet for the matchup between the Giants and Phillies. Schwarber enters Wednesday having homered six times in just 17 games in 2025, an impressive mark finding him going yard in a remarkable 35.3% of his contests. Highlighted with attractive odds at +350, his combination of current form and power metrics make him an actionable choice for prop bet consideration.

Owen OBrien emphasized Kyle Schwarber as a solid fantasy and betting play entering Monday's series opener. Schwarber has hit a homer in three of five series openers this season and already has six homers and an elite 1.066 OPS in early 2025. Historically, Citizens Bank Park is a hitter-friendly environment for Schwarber (20 of his 38 homers at home last season), making him an attractive DFS option and player prop bet to homer in Monday night's matchup.

Data Skrive identified Kyle Schwarber as a top home run prop pick for Monday's game against the Giants, highlighting Schwarber's impressive early-season power numbers. Schwarber has slugged 6 home runs in his first 15 games this season, homering in 40% of contests, the highest rate among hitters listed for the day. His odds at +340 to hit a home run represent solid value given this hot streak.

Kyle Schwarber is highlighted by Data Skrive as an excellent value on a home run prop wager at +320 against the Cardinals. Schwarber has homered in 42.9% of games this season (6 home runs in 14 games), among the highest rates in the MLB thus far. Given his proven power profile, along with his exceptional early-season homer frequency, betting on Schwarber appears significantly advantageous, particularly with current wagering odds.

Data Skrive recommends Kyle Schwarber as a top potential home run prop bet for the Phillies-Cardinals matchup. Schwarber’s explosive 2025 start includes 6 HRs in 13 games, an impressive 46.2% daily HR rate, among the league's best. Current odds between +320 and +420 indicate significant value given his elite home-run production pace.

Data Skrive suggested betting on Kyle Schwarber to hit a home run at odds of +425 against St. Louis' Miles Mikolas. Schwarber has started 2025 strong, posting a .280/.400/.700 line with 6 home runs and 35 total bases in only 13 games. Mikolas and the Cardinals' pitching staff provide favorable conditions for Schwarber's continued success at the plate, making him a strong betting candidate.

Chris Ruffolo likes Kyle Schwarber at +425 odds to homer against Andre Pallante. Pallante has allowed a home run in each of his first two starts of the year, and Schwarber has historically performed well against him, going 3-for-6 lifetime with a double and a homer. Given Schwarber's consistent power threat in the Phillies lineup and Pallante's shaky start, Ruffolo identifies significant value in Schwarber's home run prop.

Data Skrive pointed to Kyle Schwarber as a prime pick for home run props, highlighting his early season power surge. Schwarber currently leads the Phillies with five home runs and has amassed 11 RBIs, ranking third in the league in homers and in the top 15 in RBIs. This strong scoring output, along with his consistent power, makes Schwarber an appealing option to target for home run and RBI prop bets in this game.

Data Skrive identifies Kyle Schwarber as a strong HR prop candidate for the game against the Braves, citing Schwarber's hot start with 5 home runs in just 11 games. It's notable Schwarber has homered in 45.5% of games this season, reflecting significant early-season power. Given these numbers and his +320 odds, Schwarber presents solid value for bettors aiming at home run props.

Data Skrive highlighted Kyle Schwarber as an appealing bet for a home run prop at +390 odds against the Braves. Schwarber has crushed 5 home runs in the first 10 games of 2025, homering in an impressive 50% of the games he's played so far. Given this scorching start and a favorable matchup against Atlanta, Schwarber makes for an enticing value proposition.

Data Skrive highlighted Kyle Schwarber as a prime DFS and betting target for his Saturday home run prop (+370) against the Dodgers. Schwarber is currently in fantastic early-season form, smashing 4 home runs through just 7 games—a home run in 57.1% of his 2025 outings so far. Given these impressive slugging stats, he represents strong potential upside in DFS lineups and betting markets.

Chris Welsh chose Kyle Schwarber as his home run call of the day, emphasizing Schwarber's strong historical batter-versus-pitcher numbers against German Marquez. Welsh confidently targeted this matchup to produce power production in Monday's game. Given Schwarber's historical success against Marquez, fantasy players and daily bettors alike could capitalize on Schwarber's prime power potential in this ideal individual matchup.