We’ve got a full slate of 15 games in the MLB today! A handful of games will start in the afternoon, so get your bets in early if you want to add some wagers for those games.
I’ll include player prop wagers for only tonight’s portion of the slate so everyone tuning in can tail!
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Wednesday’s Best MLB Player Prop Bets
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Joc Pederson Over 1.5 Total Bases (+110)
Over the last 30 days, Joc Pederson has smashed a .500 ISO and wOBA of .539 against right-handed pitching. He’s struck out only 17.7% of the time and has unloaded a 64.1% hard contact rate with a 25.6% barrel percentage against righties over the last month.
Meanwhile, he’ll take on Roddery Munoz of the Marlins. Munoz is a right-handed hitter who has allowed a .400 ISO and wOBA of .417 to his last 51 lefties. He’s also given up a .383 ISO and wOBA of .440 to 165 lefties this season. Munoz has been consistently awful against lefties and allows them a bunch of extra-base hits.
Pederson is red-hot at the plate against righties and has the perfect matchup.
Jacob Stallings Over .5 Hits (-175)
Let’s put some respect on Jacobs Stallings’ name. Stallings has hit a .429 ISO and wOBA of .489 against his last 18 lefties. The right-handed catcher has also struck out just 16.7% of the time and has hit 36.4% of fly balls with a 9.1% barrel percentage.
Stallings will face Mitchell Parker, the Washington lefty, who has allowed a .253 ISO and wOBA of .402 to his last 85 righties. Parker has allowed 45% of hard contact and 31.7% of line drives. In addition, he’s allowed 31.7% of line drives and has induced just 30% of ground balls against righties over the last month.
Parker has also struck out just 18.8% of righties over the last month and has earned only 8.4% swinging strikes against righties. Let’s give Stallings a shot to earn at least one base hit.
Matt Olson Over 1.5 Total Bases (+120)
Over the last month, Atlanta power slugger Matt Olson has launched a .311 ISO and wOBA of .414 against his last 86 righties. He’s added nearly 29% of fly balls and has hit a hard contact rate of 76.9% with a 19.2-% barrel percentage against righties over the last 30 days.
He’ll go up against Aaron Nola of the Phillies, which doesn’t sound like the best matchup. However, Nola has allowed a .278 ISO and wOBA of .443 to his last 83 lefties over the previous month. The right-handed Phillies ace has also struck out just 15.7% of lefties over the last month.
Furthermore, Nola has allowed 46.7% of hard contact to lefties and has given up 35% of fly balls over the last month. Even more shocking, Nola has recorded just 6.6% of swinging strikes against lefties in that time.
Look for Olson to launch a couple of baseballs in a super rivalry game between competitive NL East teams.
