Eric Lindquist said Roman Anthony’s walk prop is worth attacking on Thursday in Baltimore. His case: (1) Orioles left-hander Kade Povich owns an 8.6% walk rate and struggles to finish hitters when he falls behind; (2) Anthony is an on-base machine with a 13.9% walk rate and a .383 xwOBA, tops on Boston by 23 points; (3) Anthony’s 59.2% hard-hit rate forces pitchers to nibble, further inflating free passes; and (4) low baselines at most books make the pricing exploitable in a market Lindquist has been beating for the past six weeks. He plans to monitor openers and pounce if the number is plus money or -110 or better, noting DraftKings and Cliffs as likely shops.

Eric Lindquist circled Roman Anthony’s home-run prop as a Friday dart. Max Fried owns a 200-plus expected ISO allowed to left-handed bats this year, and Lindquist noted the Boston prospect’s patience has kept him atop the order, guaranteeing plate appearances. Early Windfinder readings show the breeze shifting out of right, and Lindquist thinks books may hang a friendlier number because the matchup is left-on-left. He plans to check weather confirmation in the morning but expects Anthony’s odds to hold long enough to fire.

Among the six plays on his card, Lindquist said his favorite was Roman Anthony to record a walk (or over 0.5 walks). The matchup is against Luis Gil, whose 13.1% walk rate this year mirrors last season’s 12.1%, proving the wildness isn’t going away. Anthony already owns a walk rate near 14% in limited MLB time, and Lindquist noted Gil “walks everybody – he walks his dog because he’s a respectful human being, and then he walks every hitter imaginable.” With Gil leaning on a fastball that can miss up, Lindquist expects Anthony’s patient approach at the top of Boston’s order to cash the free-pass prop.

B Wade recommended Roman Anthony over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs. Anthony has been a consistent box-score stuffer since mid-July, clearing this line in the vast majority of his last 15 games and immediately bouncing back every time he has fallen short. He just slugged two homers and piled up six combined H/R/RBI in two games against Houston. Wade expects another spike night because Anthony draws a favorable matchup against Sandy Alcantara, whom Wade already projects to give up at least four runs. The combination of Anthony’s current form, lineup spot, and a hittable pitcher makes the over attractive.

Jordan closed with Roman Anthony as a plus-money dart versus Sandy Alcantara. The Marlins ace is nursing poor recent form—.320 opponent average over his last two starts—and actually fares worse against right-handed hitters but is still allowing a .243 clip to lefties. Anthony, the Sox’s highly-touted call-up, is hitting .304 this week, and Outlier posts a 70 % probability for the 2+ hits/runs/RBI prop. The host likes Anthony in deep-field DFS contests and for speculative total-bases parlays while the market adjusts.

B Wade recommended Roman Anthony over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs, stressing lineup correlation with leadoff man Jarren Duran. Anthony has gone over this number in nine of his last ten, clawing his average up from the low .100s to .271 vs right-handed pitching. Wade likes stacking the 1-2 hitters because a Duran single sets up Anthony for an immediate RBI and vice-versa. The matchup with Taj Bradley is another plus: Boston is scorching hot and Bradley has been shelled on the road almost all year. With the Fenway offense humming, Wade expects Anthony to keep cashing this combo prop.

B Wade finished his card with Roman Anthony to record at least one single. The rookie has delivered a single in 8 of his last 10 games (12 singles total during that stretch). He faces a Rockies starter saddled with a 3-12 record, 6.50 ERA and 1.90 WHIP, metrics Wade described as "abysmal." Given Anthony’s current table-setting form and Colorado’s pitching woes, Wade sees a lone base hit as the safest way to include the young outfielder in parlays, though he admitted the broader hits-runs-RBIs markets are also viable.

It’s The Final Round recommended betting Roman Anthony props (baseline one hit or the juicier 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs) against Antonio Senzatela. The Rockies right-hander is yielding a sky-high .364 average to left-handed hitters, and the Red Sox’s No. 1 prospect is beginning to flash his projected .300/30-HR upside. Over the past week Anthony is batting .364 with 9 hits, a homer, 5 RBIs and 5 runs; on Tuesday he added another hit, RBI and run, giving him 2 MLB homers already. With Senzatela described as “basically throwing batting practice,” Jordan expects Anthony’s hot streak to continue and sees value in backing his hitter props on Wednesday.

B Wade backed Roman Anthony to eclipse 1.5 total bases at Coors Field. Since June 27, the rookie has found his footing, recording multiple bases in seven of nine games and going hitless only once. He now faces left-hander Austin Gomber, owner of a 5+ ERA and 1.50+ WHIP who has been 'getting crushed' per Wade. Although Anthony bats left-handed, his platoon splits show better production versus southpaws, adding another edge. With the friendly Coors environment and Gomber’s struggles, Wade prefers total bases over hits+runs+RBIs for the superior payout.

B Wade played Roman Anthony Over 0.5 Hits as a conservative but high-percentage correlate to his Singer fade. MLB’s consensus No. 1 prospect has finally adjusted, logging three, two, and two hits in his last three contests while Boston totaled 13 runs against Cincinnati’s staff. Batting near the top of a surging order facing Singer’s pronounced road splits, Anthony needs only one safety—something Wade feels is highly probable and even offers upside for those wanting to ladder total bases or HRR.

Eric Lindquist called Roman Anthony his favorite play of the slate, planning to bet the rookie’s HR prop at +550 or longer. Anthony is now hitting third with Rafael Devers out, and Lindquist noted Luis Castillo’s rising hard-contact rate and what he views as looming negative regression for the right-hander. With Castillo giving up loud contact and pitching in a park that plays neutral for left-handed power, Lindquist believes Anthony’s homer odds are mispriced at anything north of +550.