It’s The Final Round highlighted Masyn Winn as a sneaky value for single, total-bases or even long-shot HR props at Coors. Rockies lefty Austin Gomber is bleeding contact: .317 AVG to right-handers, .333 in July, and a massive .369 in Denver. Winn, a right-handed hitter, is slashing .303 against southpaws over the last 30 days and has come out of the break scorching with two straight multi-hit games (5-for-10 overall). He’s already 3-for-5 lifetime off Gomber with two doubles and a triple—all extra-base knocks. The show’s park-factor model assigns a 30-40 percent probability of an extra-base hit at altitude, with a non-zero long-ball chance despite Winn’s modest seven homers on the year. Jordan advised the safest play is a simple hit prop, but likes laddering up to total bases or a sprinkle on a double/triple; a HR ticket is purely a juicy odds kicker.

Malcom Bamford targeted Masyn Winn’s anytime-homer market, noting that Nationals starter Jake Irvin has already served up 20 long balls, the fourth-highest total in the league. Bamford’s logic is simple: if Irvin is going to keep coughing up gophers, pick a Cardinal with emerging pop at a juicy price. Winn fits the mold—he owns a 42% hard-hit rate since June 1 and is barreling the ball at a top-three clip on the club over the past three weeks. With warm midsummer conditions in St. Louis and the Cardinals projected for a healthy 4.8 implied runs, Bamford thinks Winn’s HR prop (anywhere from +650 to +750 in early markets) is worth a sprinkle.

Chris Welsh voiced clear concerns regarding Masyn Winn following his poor early-season showing and unfavorable lineup positioning, batting ninth, severely limiting his fantasy upside. Winn has started the season broadly ineffective at the plate, prompting legitimate worries over his immediate future. Welsh explicitly stated that he'd consider dropping Winn outright for waiver options like Jorge Polanco or Wilyer Abreu, players showing better immediate value. Though not labeling the situation as panic-worthy yet, Welsh strongly advised that Winn belongs on fantasy benches until he shows tangible improvement or moves higher in the order, underscoring that there's minimal short-term upside at present.