Hunting for a plus-price bomb, Bamford turned his sights on Zack Littell, noting the Tampa right-hander is “giving up tons of homers” this season. With the series shifting to a tight, hitter-friendly park, he zeroed in on Baltimore outfielder Ramon Laureano, who has enough pull power to exploit Littell’s fly-ball tendencies. Bamford conceded it feels odd to target an Oriole for a home-run prop after fading the team in other markets, but he sees no conflict: Littell’s 1.65 HR/9 and 47% hard-hit rate present a standalone edge. Laureano’s career .468 slugging percentage versus righties with above-average four-seam usage (Littell’s primary pitch) sealed the pick. He expects a juicy price in the +500 range and asked, “Ramon, hit us a home run tomorrow, please.”

Bill Harrelson targeted Ramon Laureano for MORE than 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs versus Texas. Laureano is on fire, eclipsing the mark in 7 of his last 10 and each of his last five contests, posting game lines of 3-2-8-4-4 HRR while averaging 4.4 plate appearances. He has two straight overs against the Rangers and is 1-for-3 (.333) lifetime off starter Patrick Corbin. Corbin’s .272 opponent average against right-handed hitters is notably worse than his overall line, giving Laureano the platoon edge. Although Laureano has only hit this prop in 43% of games this year, Harrelson emphasized the current form and favorable matchup. Books are leaning over as well—Fliff, DraftKings, and Sleeper all list it juiced toward the over. With Laureano’s recent surge and Corbin’s struggles versus righties, Harrelson thinks the streak continues.

B Wade advised taking Ramon Laureano UNDER 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBIs. Laureano has exceeded this line only 4 times in 19 games (21%). The matchup is brutal: Royals left-hander Kris Bubic owns a stingy 2.20 ERA and 1.10 WHIP while Laureano is 3-for-24 (.125) against southpaws. Wade noted the even-money price despite an 80% miss rate, calling it an automatic fade until Laureano shows life versus left-handed pitching.