Eric Lindquist said to take Ryan O'Hearn over 1.5 combined hits, runs and RBIs against Miami. O'Hearn is locked into the clean-up spot and will face Edward Cabrera, a right-hander with shaky command who owns a double-digit walk rate. Lindquist pointed out that Cabrera’s volatility keeps Baltimore’s lineup on the bases and gives O’Hearn extra RBI chances. The Orioles avoided using O’Hearn in the first half of Thursday’s double-header so he comes in rested, and the ballpark boost of Camden Yards means a single gap shot can clear the number. With Dean Kremer expected to go for Baltimore, Lindquist expects a positive run environment that raises O’Hearn’s counting-stat floor.

Lindquist circled Ryan O’Hearn’s home-run prop at anything longer than +420. Zack Littell leans heavily on a middling slider, the exact pitch O’Hearn punishes—he carries a .390 xwOBA and three of Lindquist’s biggest HR scores of the season. Camden Yards’ visiting dugout yields to the spacious confines of Tropicana Field, but Lindquist notes it still grades as a top-10 park for lefty pull power. With Gunnar Henderson and Adley Rutschman appropriately priced, O’Hearn becomes the value way to attack Littell’s primary offering.

Just A Bet Outside flagged Ryan O’Hearn as an elite left-handed bat to attack Casey Mize with. O’Hearn has a hit in 32 of 46 starts versus right-handed pitching, slashing .333/.545 with a gaudy 174 wRC+. He is already 6-for-11 with two homers lifetime off Mize. Combine that history with the current version of Mize (see earlier taek: command issues, 25 baserunners in 13 IP) and hitter-friendly weather in Baltimore (mid-80s temps, breeze out) and Stephen views O’Hearn overs—1+ hit, over 1.5 total bases, or Fantasy/DFS usage—as strong plus-EV plays.

B Wade likes Ryan O'Hearn to exceed 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs against Casey Mize and the Tigers. O'Hearn owns a 6-for-11 (.545) career line with two home runs off Mize, who is 6-1 with a 2.90 ERA. O'Hearn is batting .323 versus right-handers overall this season and was on a hot streak before a quiet game Tuesday. Wade expects the batter-pitcher dominance and platoon advantage to show up again and is betting the over.

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.