Best Prop Bets Today: 5-Star Picks for Friday (5/29)

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Whether you're a first-timer or an experienced bettor, we can all use a little help. One way to find value is to use the BettingPros prop bet cheat sheets for your sport of choice and filter by star rating.

On a scale of one to five stars, BettingPros rates player props across multiple sports. The star rating is determined by our projections, expected value and advanced modeling.

From WNBA rebounds to MLB home runs, there is no shortage of props to bet on every single day. And if you're too busy to spend hours digging through the data, we've done the research for you.

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Best Prop Bets Today

On top of pinpointing our top prop bets by star rating, we can take it a step further by identifying which five-star props also have a 100% hit rate over the player's last five games. You can also filter hit rates over the past 15 games, but let's not push our luck.

Taylor Trammell Over 0.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs

Last Week: 0-1 | Season Record: 1-1 | Best Odds: -180 at Fanatics Sportsbook

The MLB prop bet cheat sheet today features 31 player props with a 100% hit rate over the last five games - with just four labeled as 5-star bets.

One of those 5-star prop bets is Taylor Trammell to go over 0.5 hits + runs + RBIs.

The BettingPros prop bet cheat sheet has Trammell projected for 1.8 combined hits + runs + RBIs in his home matchup today against Brewers starting pitcher Coleman Crow.

Before being placed on the injured list (IL) with a groin injury, Trammell went over this 0.5 combo prop line in four straight games and seven of his previous nine outings. Since returning, he's gone over 0.5 combined hits + runs + RBIs in all three games.

Over his last three games, Trammell has recorded a combined seven hits + runs + RBIs. On Friday night, he will face Brewers rookie Crow, who has only made two career starts. Through 10.1 innings, Crow has allowed seven hits and three earned runs.

Trammell only needs one hit, run or RBI to cash this prop, and he's recorded at least one hit in seven straight games.

Against right-handed pitchers, Trammell was 11-for-29 with a .379 batting average, .455 on-base percentage (OBP) and .903 OPS entering Thursday night's game. He also had four runs and four RBIs in that split.

Crow's splits have been slightly worse against left-handed hitters like Trammell:

	Hits	Runs	RBI	Average	OPS
Lefties	4 (17 ABs)	1	1	.235	.594
Righties	3 (20 ABs)	0	0	.150	.400

With Crow having only two career starts under his belt, there isn't a massive sample size to work with. Still, Trammell's production both before and after his IL stint points to another strong opportunity at the plate. He's gone over this line in 10 out of 13 games this season, good for a 76.9% hit rate.