Guy Boston Sports said Wyatt Langford is a safe add to a parlay at over 0.5 strikeouts on DraftKings (-195). The host leaned on multiple hit-rate splits: 9-of-10, 18-of-20 and 34-of-47 games this season, all above 70%, with Langford averaging exactly one K per game. Outlier’s data shows 13-of-his-last-14 (93%) cashing. He whiffs 27.6% of the time versus left-handers, and he draws LHP Matthew Liberatore, whose overall 21.5% K rate (20.8% v. righties) is still high enough to push Langford over the alternate line. Historical matchup is a modest 2-for-3 on the over against the Cardinals. The tout framed it as a low-variance leg to anchor the Freaky Friday five-teamer.

Lonte Smith circled Wyatt Langford as his favorite home-run prop on Tuesday. Bowden Francis has already coughed up 15 long balls this season and ranks bottom-10 in barrel rate allowed, a perfect antidote for Langford’s power drought (no homers since May 17 despite hits in seven of his last eight games). Smith noted that Langford will bat near the top of the order, guaranteeing three to four plate appearances against Francis before Toronto can pivot to middle relief. With Globe Life’s retractable roof expected open—boosting carry—and Francis giving up a .540 slugging percentage the first time through a lineup, Smith sees +475 (or better) as mis-priced and is taking a swing on Langford to leave the yard.

Scott Reichel flagged Wyatt Langford’s stolen-base prop as a plus-money dart against Chicago lefty Jake Burke, who has allowed 10 steals over his last two outings and struggles mightily with pickoff timing. The rookie outfielder leads Texas with a 29-ft./sec sprint speed and already owns seven swipes in 21 starts despite the club’s overall lack of aggression. Burke’s 1.46 seconds to the plate is fifth-slowest among qualified starters, and White Sox backup catcher Korey Lee has thrown out just 18% of would-be base stealers. Reichel expects Texas to manufacture runs via speed given its recent .290 OBP, projecting multiple steal attempts for Langford and betting his ‘Over 0.5 stolen bases’ up to +220.

Soni crowned Wyatt Langford the top long-ball bet of the slate at +650 in the Bronx. The rookie owns a .250 average, nine homers, 20 RBI and an .819 OPS. Soni stressed how Yankee Stadium’s short right-center alley accentuates Langford’s pull-side power and plate patience. With New York’s probable starter allowing a 39% fly-ball rate, Soni believes Langford’s knack for punishing mistakes makes the juicy odds worth grabbing.

Wyatt Langford ($3,600) headlines Bennett’s preferred Rangers mini-stack. Lance McCullers is still on a pitch count, forcing Houston’s shaky bullpen to cover five-plus innings even if the veteran is effective early. Langford rides a four-game hit streak with two homers, while Adolis Garcia and Josh Smith round out the trio. Bennett likes Langford’s combo of salary relief, recent form and access to a fatigued relief corps.

Joe Orrico endorsed sending Jasson Dominguez and Patrick Schwellenbach to acquire Wyatt Langford in redraft leagues. He believes Schwellenbach will be "okay" but offers middling strikeout upside, while Dominguez’s timeline and role remain murky behind a crowded Yankees outfield. Langford, on the other hand, is already logging everyday DH at-bats for Texas and owns a 93 mph average exit velocity despite a .240 BABIP-driven slump. Orrico expects mid-season batting-order promotion and a second-half surge once Langford’s chase rate stabilizes, projecting 12-15 homers and 10 steals rest-of-year. Given the ceiling and immediate playing time, Orrico called the two-for-one swap a clear win.

Adam Rosenberg fired on two separate Wyatt Langford props, calling Wednesday a launch-pad matchup against Antonio Senzatela. Rosenberg pointed out that the Colorado right-hander owns an ugly 8.03 FIP and .398 opponent batting average versus right-handed bats this season, compared with a 3.52 FIP to lefties. Because Senzatela cannot miss bats (15% K-rate) and serves up a 45% fly-ball rate to righties, Rosenberg expects every Langford plate appearance to come with homer potential. He grabbed Langford to go deep at +400 and tacked on over 1.5 total bases at –115, noting that Texas already homered twice last night and that Langford should hit no lower than fifth, guaranteeing at least four cracks at Senzatela and a soft Rockies bullpen. Rosenberg joked the rookie is "going to the moon" and labelled both plays as bonus additions to his official card.

Metler played Wyatt Langford to hit a home run at +425. Colorado rookie Chase Dollander has surrendered eight homers in just 28 innings (2.6 HR/9) and is allowing right-handed hitters a .298 average with three bombs. Globe Life Field offers a neutral 80-degree environment with the roof likely open, one of the few hitter-friendly weather spots on Monday’s slate. Projection models price Langford closer to +300, giving roughly a 5-point edge over implied odds.

Guy Boston recommended betting Wyatt Langford under 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBIs at even money. The rookie enters 3-for-21 over the past week and now faces Jack Flaherty, whose slider and curveball represent 46% of his pitch mix—the exact offerings Langford has produced a sub-.200 xBA against in his first month. Boston added that Comerica’s spacious gaps reduce the extra-base hit upside Langford needs to beat this prop, and Detroit’s bullpen has posted a 2.91 ERA over the last two weeks, further squeezing late-game opportunities. He labeled the plus-100 price a clear value play on the fade.

Eric Lindquist advised jumping on Wyatt Langford home-run props against Lucas Giolito at Fenway. Giolito’s first Boston start produced a 369 xwOBA and a 569 xSLG, confirming the fly-ball issues (19.6° average launch) that plagued him in 2023. Lindquist noted Tuesday’s forecast shows favorable hitting weather and a high game total, adding that Fenway’s Green Monster is forgiving for right-hand power if the hitter elevates. Langford already owns a 501 expected slugging percentage, 43.8% hard-hit rate, and matches Giolito’s four-seam/change mix. Lindquist expects books to open an inflated price because lefty power (Corey Seager) traditionally gets attention at Fenway, leaving Langford overlooked. Any HR line north of +425 or total bases 1.5 at standard juice is playable for DFS GPPs and straight bets.

Jim Turvey suggested adding Wyatt Langford at +7500 to an AL MVP portfolio as an injury-hedge dart behind overwhelming favorite Aaron Judge (-700). Langford is pacing for roughly 8 WAR over his current playing time, already owns six homers and four steals, and is doing it without an inflated BABIP. Turvey argued the rest of the AL field lacks a clear challenger—Bobby Witt Jr. is shortest behind Judge—so a Judge injury could leave a vacuum. If Langford surges while the Rangers heat up, his number could collapse, giving bettors valuable optionality to hedge or freeroll later in the season.

Lindquist labeled Wyatt Langford his favorite HR prop on the slate, playable at anything better than +300. He pointed to Luis Severino’s issues with both handedness (two homers allowed to each side already) and a 42.2 % hard-hit rate backed by a 13.5-degree average launch angle. Langford owns a .576 expected slugging with a 19-degree launch, the perfect profile to punish Severino’s four-seamer/sinker mix in Arlington. If the roof happens to be open, Lindquist says the ball really flies, but even closed he’s projecting a 27 % HR probability—well above the implied odds.

Lindquist targeted rookie Wyatt Langford’s home-run prop against A’s left-hander JP Sears, saying he will fire if the number opens at +340 or longer. Sears is surrendering a 452 expected slugging percentage and a 19.6° launch angle, metrics that have translated into consistent long-ball issues. Langford sat Sunday, so he’ll return rested to face a pitcher whose arsenal he profiles well against—Langford posted plus-side power splits versus southpaws throughout college and the minors. Even with Texas flying back across the country, Lindquist expects Bruce Bochy to slot Langford into a premium RBI position. Factoring in park conditions and Sears’ fly-ball profile, he projects roughly a 23% chance of a Langford bomb, implying fair odds near +335, so any price better than that becomes actionable.

Johnny Venezia said fantasy managers should trade for Wyatt Langford immediately, calling him a legitimate MVP dark horse. Langford is slashing .344/.411/ .695 with six homers, a 1.106 OPS and a 216 wRC+ despite missing a week. Venezia noted the sophomore has markedly tightened his swing-and-miss rates and pitch recognition, looks comfortable in the outfield and already convinced him to place a 55-to-1 preseason MVP ticket. With last year’s growing pains behind him and a premium lineup spot in Texas, Venezia expects the torrid production to stick and urged both redraft and dynasty players to “buy high” before his price skyrockets.

Joe Pisapia also punched Wyatt Langford’s RBI prop at +135, pointing out the rookie’s three‑hit, three‑RBI return game and the fact that Oakland is rolling a rookie opener plus a shaky middle‑relief bridge. Langford is back to hitting second, giving him insurance from Semien and Seager behind him, and his 51% hard‑hit rate since activation suggests the power stroke is intact. Pisapia expects Texas to push seven or eight runs and likes Langford’s chances to be involved multiple times at what he calls ‘still‑injured pricing’.

Mike Maher expressed concern regarding Wyatt Langford despite his impressive early performance with four home runs. Maher stressed the unpredictable nature of oblique injuries, highlighting the difficulty in accurately projecting recovery timeframes. Although early assessments suggested doubt regarding severity, Maher cautioned fantasy managers that oblique strains often linger—which could be problematic, especially given the current barren state of available hitters on waiver wires.

Chris Welsh expressed serious concern regarding Wyatt Langford's latest side injury, noting Langford is undergoing an MRI which could result in an extended absence. Welsh highlighted Langford’s history with oblique issues, previously causing him disruptions in spring training. Langford had been productive despite overall team struggles, and Welsh lamented the possibility of extended missed time negatively impacting both the player and fantasy rosters. Fantasy managers without unlimited IL spots might face tough roster decisions shortly.

Jay Briggs leaned toward Wyatt Langford hitting another home run today despite tough hitting conditions with wind blowing inward at Wrigley. He praised Langford as a rising young player with exceptional power capable of overcoming unfavorable weather. While acknowledging the conditions made the bet risky, Briggs firmly believes Langford has the ability and momentum, having homered in yesterday's game, to provide solid betting value today.

Chris Ruffolo likes Wyatt Langford to homer against Cubs starter Justin Steele, noting Langford has historically crushed left-handed pitching. Steele, although picking up wins in his first two starts, has been getting hit hard and has already allowed three home runs so far this season. Considering Steele's shaky recent form, Langford is a valuable bet at plus 650 to hit a home run tonight.

Peter Dewey identified significant value in Wyatt Langford's prop to homer (+600) against Cubs pitcher Justin Steele. Steele has struggled mightily to start 2025, allowing five homers, posting a 6.89 ERA, and ranking in just the 19th percentile in expected ERA per Statcast across three starts. Langford has hit three home runs already this season, and excels against left-handed pitchers historically with an impressive .544 slugging percentage and eight career homers in only 103 plate appearances against them. Dewey sees this as a prime matchup, boosting the appeal of Langford's home run prop on Monday.

Brian Howard pinpointed great value in Wyatt Langford's stolen base prop at +425 odds for opening day against the Red Sox. Howard highlighted Langford's elite speed, labeling him possibly the second fastest player in baseball, and suggested early-season prop bets are especially valuable given pitcher rustiness, reduced precision, and difficulties adjusting to the two pickoff attempts per plate appearance rule. He asserted that early-season stolen bases historically spike due to these factors and that Langford, a speedy base-stealing threat, could capitalize significantly.

Joe Orrico singles out Wyatt Langford as a compelling AL MVP long shot candidate at +4000 odds, citing recent historical examples of big sophomore breakouts such as Bobby Witt Jr., Corbin Carroll, and Julio Rodriguez, who significantly elevated their performance in year two. Orrico highlights Langford's blend of massive power combined with very good speed and expects him to flourish in Texas' powerful offense, making 100+ runs and RBI attainable. Given his fantasy ADP skyrocketing into the second round, Orrico sees real MVP upside that makes a 40-to-1 bet highly appealing as a speculative wager.