Just A Bet Outside recommended riding Ryan O'Hearn’s bat in hitter props or DFS stacks. O'Hearn owns the 3rd-best batting average in MLB over the past week (.462) and is slashing .354 in May with a .323 mark versus right-handed pitching. He’s logged 3-plus hits in three of his last five contests and posts a 37.4 % hard-hit rate off righties compared to 21.7 % vs lefties. Tonight he draws Eric Fetty, whose 4.92 xFIP against left-handed hitters and paltry 14.4 % K-rate suggest plenty of balls in play. The tout expects O'Hearn to stay hot and hinted at including him in a hitter parlay or single-game hit prop.

Donaldson sprinkled one unit on Ryan O'Hearn to homer at +650. He notes O’Hearn is "swinging a hot bat" with a 53% hard-hit rate over the last two weeks and mashes belt-high heaters—exactly what Paddack likes to challenge hitters with. In a night expected to carry well to right field, Donaldson views O’Hearn as the sneaky power piece with the best odds among Orioles’ left-handed bats.

Eric Lindquist circled Ryan O'Hearn’s home-run prop as a one-swing bet worth firing on Wednesday. Lindquist noted that Twins rookie Simeon Woods Richardson owns one of the highest fly-ball rates on the slate and is already giving up plenty of hard contact. Even though the Baltimore lineup has been quiet recently, Woods Richardson’s profile (above-average barrel rate, limited ground-ball ability) is exactly what wakes them up, and Camden Yards should play neutrally with no damaging wind. O’Hearn brings a 46% hard-hit rate and a top-25 average exit velocity against right-handers since last season, giving him multiple paths to leave the yard. Lindquist projected roughly a 22-23% HR probability—good value at any price longer than +425.

Shubham Soni said Ryan O'Hearn is worth a +750 homer ticket today because he is simply locked in: .350 average, three bombs, six RBIs and a 1.235 OPS over his last six games. Camden Yards helps left-handed pull power, and Michael Lorenzen brings a hittable 1.37 WHIP despite a respectable 3.48 ERA. Soni expects traffic on the bases to force Lorenzen back in the zone, giving the red-hot O'Hearn plenty of chances to elevate and celebrate.