Andrew Geller is high on Paul Goldschmidt despite only having one home run so far. Observing Goldschmidt at the plate, Geller emphasized that he looks strong and far from declining. Drafted around picks 170-180 overall, Geller believes Goldschmidt represents serious value due to bounce-back potential. Given the cost and Goldschmidt's solid hitting approach early on, Geller expects a strong rebound season, viewing him as undervalued and capable of returning major profits relative to his draft spot.

Sean Paul included Yankees first baseman Paul Goldschmidt in his recommended same-game parlay, projecting at least two total bases. The Yankees strategically lead off with Goldschmidt against left-handed pitchers, which is particularly useful with Milwaukee starting lefty Nestor Cortes Jr. Goldschmidt is likely to get four or five at-bats, which along with his extensive experience against NL Central opponents like the Brewers, enhances his probability of accumulating bases. Given the matchup and Goldschmidt's historical effectiveness against left-handed pitching, Paul views him as a strong parlay candidate for productive hitting.