B Wade favored Mookie Betts to surpass 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs. Although the Dodgers are in a current four-game losing skid, Betts boasts a strong record against pitcher Jake Irvin: hitting 4-for-9 with two RBIs, zero strikeouts and an .889 OPS. Wade highlighted Betts' consistent production against Irvin and favorable matchup data as key reasons to anticipate Betts clearing this prop despite recent team struggles.

Data Skrive highlighted Mookie Betts as a strong contributor expected to deliver offensively in the Dodgers vs Nationals matchup. Betts is currently carrying a two-game hitting streak into this game and is batting .263 over his last five games, recording a double, a homer, and driving in three runs. His consistent recent performance and strong season start (.313 average, three homers) make him a reliable DFS choice especially against a struggling Nationals pitching staff.

It's The Final Round strongly advises targeting Mookie Betts against MacKenzie Gore, citing excellent historical performance and favorable matchups. Betts has a .750 lifetime batting average (3 hits in 4 at-bats) against Gore and impressive splits against his pitches: four-seam fastball (.318), curveball (.556 last season), and cutter (.556). Additionally, Gore ranks badly in yielding quality contact, with a 52.2% sweet spot rate, among the worst in MLB. Betts maintains a solid 36% sweet spot percentage himself, reinforcing this betting and fantasy advantage.

It's The Final Round highlighted the strong matchup advantage Mookie Betts has against Aaron Nola, based on their three-year history and Nola's pitch arsenal. Betts has excelled versus Nola, hitting .462 (6 hits in 13 at bats with 2 home runs). Specifically, Betts performs exceptionally well against pitches like Nola's sinker (.383 avg), four-seam fastball (.286 avg), and cutter (.400 avg), on which Nola struggles considerably (allowed batting averages of .345 with sinker and .375 with cutter). Although the knuckle curve is Nola's premier pitch (33% usage), he's still allowing a .231 avg against it. With this favorable data, It’s The Final Round loves the opportunity to target bets on Betts’ success versus Nola.

Final Round pointed out Mookie Betts as another beneficiary of Bryce Elder's problematic pitch arsenal. Elder struggles across multiple pitch types—particularly his heavily-used sinker, with a .390 batting average against. Over seven career at-bats versus Elder, Betts has demonstrated success, hitting .286 including one home run, suggesting favorable matchup conditions that support a strong batting day for Betts.

Tokyo Brandon sees clear betting value on Mookie Betts exceeding 1.5 hits, runs, and RBIs at DraftKings with odds of -120. He mentions Betts as one of baseball's top pure hitters, fresh off a rest day and therefore likely primed for a strong performance. Brandon notes the Dodgers' offensive strength, their ability to generate ample run-scoring opportunities, and Betts' prime batting position. Given these factors and the Braves' current pitching struggles, Brandon labels this prop offering as an attractive bet worth taking advantage of.

Derek Carty's THE BAT X model identified value in betting Mookie Betts to hit over 0.5 home runs due to favorable wind conditions. Winds blowing out to right field at 9.2 mph provide the day's third-best hitting conditions, translating to a 14% chance of Betts hitting a homer with a high expected value of $4.63.