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21-05-2025
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Fantasy Baseball AMA Recap: Buy-low targets, breakouts to believe in, roster moves to consider and more
Scott Pianowski joined Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscribers on Tuesday for a baseball AMA on our brand-new, invite-only Discord server. This is the latest exclusive benefit for Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscribers. Wondering what you missed? Don't worry, we have highlights from the session below. Make sure you don't miss out on the next expert AMA. Get $10 off your subscription for a limited time and unlock the invite-only Discord, optimized lineups, smarter waiver and trade advice with Yahoo Fantasy Plus. Editor's note: In some instances, questions and answers have been edited slightly for readability. Question: When should we start stashing Bubba Chandler and Andrew Painter? Scott's answer: This is about the right time. I'm thinking Chandler comes up first. June is usually the sweet spot for guys like that. Question: What do you think about Salvador Pérez? Continue waiting? Is he becoming drop-able? Scott's answer: A strong buy low. His expected average is .290, expected slugging .511. Go get Sal Perez. Question: How does Ronald Acuña Jr.'s debut impact the rest of the Braves, specifically, Ozzie Albies and his dreadful start to the season? Scott's answer: Albies was an ordinary player all last year too. I'm starting to think he's just not the star we want him to be. At least the arrow is pointing up for the Braves, they're finally over .500 and they get their signature player back. They can still be a playoff team. We just did a redraft for the Friends and Family League and I was surprised Albies went in the fourth round. I wasn't ready to consider him then. Question: Who is your favorite buy-low target in trades right now? Scott's answer: Salvador Pérez, Yordan Álvarez if you can wait, Bryan Reynolds, Christian Yelich. Brenton Doyle. I doubt Juan Soto comes discounted but you could try. Michael Conforto is better than this. Question: When can we expect the Javier Báez drop off. Also, with Teoscar Hernández returning to the LA lineup, is it a good time to trade Andy Pages? And are we about to see a resurgence of Trevor Story? Scott's answer: I still don't trust Báez because he'll still swing at anything. Short leash. Pages, I do believe in and I think Roberts likes him too. Hold. Story I never trust long term, health. I'd try to trade him, understanding the market probably is tepid as well. [Get $10 off Yahoo Fantasy Plus & unlock premium tools, our invite-only Discord & more] Question: Ezequiel Tovar has had a blazing last couples of games. Is this the birth of a star player or can we expect a return to his decline? Scott's answer: Last year is a level he can get back to. Decent average, low OBP, solid pop and the occasional stolen base. Colorado environment helps, even though it does mess up their timing on the road. He should be rostered in any mixed league. The Rockies are obviously terrible but they're not this bad. Positive regression will kick in somewhat. Question: Who are the breakouts you're buying so far this season? And who are you not? Scott's answer: Pete Crow-Armstrong feels real. Oneil Cruz. Just hope he's healthy. MacKenzie Gore. Max Fried is good, but he's not this good Question: Piano Man!!! Thanks for doing this! If this is about baseball exclusively, no worries. Is the year of the RB here again? How many RB do you see going in the first two rounds of a 12-team PPR draft? Do you see Zero RB as a fade for 2025? Scott's answer: Going to focus on baseball today, but I will give you a little nugget on football. I'm not going to be extreme with my running back builds. I won't be pounding them early and I won't be ignoring them either. I'll probably stick with my normal hero build, or anchor build, which says you get one running back you feel really good about and then you come back to the position later. At least that's how I feel in the middle of May. Obviously, we're a long way away from the teeth of draft season. [Join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Football league for the 2025 NFL season] Question: Do you think I can drop Adley Rutschman in a 12-team league? I have Drake Baldwin as well and am pretty over Adley at this point. Scott's answer: Because he is a name player, I think a lot of people would tell you to wait. But this slump is a year old now. If your league just requires one starting catcher, you have my permission to basically stream it and try to find something that works long term. I don't know what's wrong with Adley but it's not a new thing. Question: How worried are you about William Contreras' finger injury that he's playing through? I'm in a super small two-catcher league and Cal Raleigh is my other catcher. Loaded, I know. But should I ride with Billy, or pick up Ivan Herrera, or Drake Baldwin, maybe…? Scott's answer: At least he's running, right? He's not driving the ball, the power metrics aren't there, but unfortunately with a player like this you can't really sell low, probably a forced hold. Question: Who is your favorite widely available pickup rn you think has value rest of season? Scott's answer: I have no idea why Jordan Beck isn't rostered in 70 or 80 percent of leagues. Category juice and a perfect park. Over the last month he's a top 12 offensive player. Question: Any hope in Jake Burger being a valuable fantasy asset this year? He's been better yet unspectacular since his return from the minors. Scott's answer: Give him until the All-Star break. He was so bankable the last 2 years. Question: This might be tough but who's a reliever on the wire who can pick up saves long term? Lost José Alvarado due to suspension, so it's been very hard to rack up those saves. Scott's answer: Follow the winning teams. Anybody in Detroit. Question: How about Kodai Senga? How worried are you with his higher than I'd like WHIP and BBs? I've been eyeballing 1) Matthew Boyd, 2) Drew Rasmussen, 3) Andrew Abbott and 4) Ranger Suárez as ROS replacements. Keep Senga or pick one of those guys up? Scott's answer: I will give Senga at least two more starts but I'll say this, although I doubt Abbott is ever great, he's very solid. Fly ball pitchers are often misunderstood. Question: Are torpedo bats still a thing? Scott's answer: That's a great question. It died down pretty quickly. It's not like it's the only bat that will give you a good chance at a positive result. You could give Aaron Judge a tennis racket and he'd probably still hit 50 home runs. Question: Do you think Hyeseong Kim is worth holding onto? Do you think he'll stick with the major league team even as the Dodgers get healthier? Scott's answer: He has super-utility written all over him. Plus, when somebody's not in the lineup every day and they play on the West Coast, they can be a nuisance for our lineup decisions. I think this is going to be pesky all year. Question: Is Shohei Ohtani (Pitcher) going to be somebody to rely on this fantasy season? Likewise, what can we expect from Blake Snell and Shane Bieber when they come back from injury? Thanks for your time and effort. Really enjoying these AMAs. Scott's answer: It's no fun to say this, but I have low expectations for all of them. I actually think the Dodgers should not pitch Ohtani at all. Question: Is Wilmer Flores actually back? Or is he due for regression over the rest of the season? Scott's answer: It was interesting that Flores was not drafted in the Friends and Family reboot on Monday. We went 26 rounds with 12 teams. I do think somebody will add him once the IL spots get filled. He's always been a professional hitter, he's just going through the time of his life right now. It can't be real. If the season were starting right now I would expect Flores to hit 20 home runs and drive in 72 runs, something like that. Useful, not transcendent. Question: Can you do us all a favor and tell Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to hit more home runs? 😝 Scott's answer: His entire career we've wanted Guerrero to lift the ball more. It's not like he's a bad player, but it feels like there's a lot of power not realized, other than that one magical 2021 season. Question: Will Kristian Campbell get out of his funk before he gets sent down? Scott's answer: Ebb and flow. His OPS+ is just under league average. The team loves his makeup and I think they'll give him a chance to learn from his mistakes. I am definitely a Campbell fan. Remember, spots in the Discord channel are limited to Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscribers. And this is just the latest in an exciting series of Yahoo Fantasy Plus upgrades to help you crush the competition. Now's your chance to gain an edge — get $10 off your Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscription for a limited time. Need help? Visit our FAQs to learn more.
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21-05-2025
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Fantasy Baseball AMA Recap: Buy-low targets, breakouts to believe in, roster moves to consider and more
Scott Pianowski joined Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscribers on Tuesday for a baseball AMA on our brand-new, invite-only Discord server. This is the latest exclusive benefit for Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscribers. Wondering what you missed? Don't worry, we have highlights from the session below. Make sure you don't miss out on the next expert AMA. Get $10 off your subscription for a limited time and unlock the invite-only Discord, optimized lineups, smarter waiver and trade advice with Yahoo Fantasy Plus. Editor's note: In some instances, questions and answers have been edited slightly for readability. Question: When should we start stashing Bubba Chandler and Andrew Painter? Scott's answer: This is about the right time. I'm thinking Chandler comes up first. June is usually the sweet spot for guys like that. Question: What do you think about Salvador Pérez? Continue waiting? Is he becoming drop-able? Scott's answer: A strong buy low. His expected average is .290, expected slugging .511. Go get Sal Perez. Question: How does Ronald Acuña Jr.'s debut impact the rest of the Braves, specifically, Ozzie Albies and his dreadful start to the season? Scott's answer: Albies was an ordinary player all last year too. I'm starting to think he's just not the star we want him to be. At least the arrow is pointing up for the Braves, they're finally over .500 and they get their signature player back. They can still be a playoff team. We just did a redraft for the Friends and Family League and I was surprised Albies went in the fourth round. I wasn't ready to consider him then. Question: Who is your favorite buy-low target in trades right now? Scott's answer: Salvador Pérez, Yordan Álvarez if you can wait, Bryan Reynolds, Christian Yelich. Brenton Doyle. I doubt Juan Soto comes discounted but you could try. Michael Conforto is better than this. Question: When can we expect the Javier Báez drop off. Also, with Teoscar Hernández returning to the LA lineup, is it a good time to trade Andy Pages? And are we about to see a resurgence of Trevor Story? Scott's answer: I still don't trust Báez because he'll still swing at anything. Short leash. Pages, I do believe in and I think Roberts likes him too. Hold. Story I never trust long term, health. I'd try to trade him, understanding the market probably is tepid as well. [Get $10 off Yahoo Fantasy Plus & unlock premium tools, our invite-only Discord & more] Question: Ezequiel Tovar has had a blazing last couples of games. Is this the birth of a star player or can we expect a return to his decline? Scott's answer: Last year is a level he can get back to. Decent average, low OBP, solid pop and the occasional stolen base. Colorado environment helps, even though it does mess up their timing on the road. He should be rostered in any mixed league. The Rockies are obviously terrible but they're not this bad. Positive regression will kick in somewhat. Question: Who are the breakouts you're buying so far this season? And who are you not? Scott's answer: Pete Crow-Armstrong feels real. Oneil Cruz. Just hope he's healthy. MacKenzie Gore. Max Fried is good, but he's not this good Question: Piano Man!!! Thanks for doing this! If this is about baseball exclusively, no worries. Is the year of the RB here again? How many RB do you see going in the first two rounds of a 12-team PPR draft? Do you see Zero RB as a fade for 2025? Scott's answer: Going to focus on baseball today, but I will give you a little nugget on football. I'm not going to be extreme with my running back builds. I won't be pounding them early and I won't be ignoring them either. I'll probably stick with my normal hero build, or anchor build, which says you get one running back you feel really good about and then you come back to the position later. At least that's how I feel in the middle of May. Obviously, we're a long way away from the teeth of draft season. [Join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Football league for the 2025 NFL season] Question: Do you think I can drop Adley Rutschman in a 12-team league? I have Drake Baldwin as well and am pretty over Adley at this point. Scott's answer: Because he is a name player, I think a lot of people would tell you to wait. But this slump is a year old now. If your league just requires one starting catcher, you have my permission to basically stream it and try to find something that works long term. I don't know what's wrong with Adley but it's not a new thing. Question: How worried are you about William Contreras' finger injury that he's playing through? I'm in a super small two-catcher league and Cal Raleigh is my other catcher. Loaded, I know. But should I ride with Billy, or pick up Ivan Herrera, or Drake Baldwin, maybe…? Scott's answer: At least he's running, right? He's not driving the ball, the power metrics aren't there, but unfortunately with a player like this you can't really sell low, probably a forced hold. Question: Who is your favorite widely available pickup rn you think has value rest of season? Scott's answer: I have no idea why Jordan Beck isn't rostered in 70 or 80 percent of leagues. Category juice and a perfect park. Over the last month he's a top 12 offensive player. Question: Any hope in Jake Burger being a valuable fantasy asset this year? He's been better yet unspectacular since his return from the minors. Scott's answer: Give him until the All-Star break. He was so bankable the last 2 years. Question: This might be tough but who's a reliever on the wire who can pick up saves long term? Lost José Alvarado due to suspension, so it's been very hard to rack up those saves. Scott's answer: Follow the winning teams. Anybody in Detroit. Question: How about Kodai Senga? How worried are you with his higher than I'd like WHIP and BBs? I've been eyeballing 1) Matthew Boyd, 2) Drew Rasmussen, 3) Andrew Abbott and 4) Ranger Suárez as ROS replacements. Keep Senga or pick one of those guys up? Scott's answer: I will give Senga at least two more starts but I'll say this, although I doubt Abbott is ever great, he's very solid. Fly ball pitchers are often misunderstood. Question: Are torpedo bats still a thing? Scott's answer: That's a great question. It died down pretty quickly. It's not like it's the only bat that will give you a good chance at a positive result. You could give Aaron Judge a tennis racket and he'd probably still hit 50 home runs. Question: Do you think Hyeseong Kim is worth holding onto? Do you think he'll stick with the major league team even as the Dodgers get healthier? Scott's answer: He has super-utility written all over him. Plus, when somebody's not in the lineup every day and they play on the West Coast, they can be a nuisance for our lineup decisions. I think this is going to be pesky all year. Question: Is Shohei Ohtani (Pitcher) going to be somebody to rely on this fantasy season? Likewise, what can we expect from Blake Snell and Shane Bieber when they come back from injury? Thanks for your time and effort. Really enjoying these AMAs. Scott's answer: It's no fun to say this, but I have low expectations for all of them. I actually think the Dodgers should not pitch Ohtani at all. Question: Is Wilmer Flores actually back? Or is he due for regression over the rest of the season? Scott's answer: It was interesting that Flores was not drafted in the Friends and Family reboot on Monday. We went 26 rounds with 12 teams. I do think somebody will add him once the IL spots get filled. He's always been a professional hitter, he's just going through the time of his life right now. It can't be real. If the season were starting right now I would expect Flores to hit 20 home runs and drive in 72 runs, something like that. Useful, not transcendent. Question: Can you do us all a favor and tell Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to hit more home runs? 😝 Scott's answer: His entire career we've wanted Guerrero to lift the ball more. It's not like he's a bad player, but it feels like there's a lot of power not realized, other than that one magical 2021 season. Question: Will Kristian Campbell get out of his funk before he gets sent down? Scott's answer: Ebb and flow. His OPS+ is just under league average. The team loves his makeup and I think they'll give him a chance to learn from his mistakes. I am definitely a Campbell fan. Remember, spots in the Discord channel are limited to Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscribers. And this is just the latest in an exciting series of Yahoo Fantasy Plus upgrades to help you crush the competition. Now's your chance to gain an edge — get $10 off your Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscription for a limited time. Need help? Visit our FAQs to learn more.
Yahoo
21-05-2025
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Fantasy Baseball AMA Recap: Buy-low targets, breakouts to believe in, roster moves to consider and more
Scott Pianowski joined Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscribers on Tuesday for a baseball AMA on our brand-new, invite-only Discord server. This is the latest exclusive benefit for Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscribers. Wondering what you missed? Don't worry, we have highlights from the session below. Make sure you don't miss out on the next expert AMA. Get $10 off your subscription for a limited time and unlock the invite-only Discord, optimized lineups, smarter waiver and trade advice with Yahoo Fantasy Plus. Advertisement Editor's note: In some instances, questions and answers have been edited slightly for readability. Question: When should we start stashing Bubba Chandler and Andrew Painter? Scott's answer: This is about the right time. I'm thinking Chandler comes up first. June is usually the sweet spot for guys like that. Question: What do you think about Salvador Pérez? Continue waiting? Is he becoming drop-able? Scott's answer: A strong buy low. His expected average is .290, expected slugging .511. Go get Sal Perez. Question: How does Ronald Acuña Jr.'s debut impact the rest of the Braves, specifically, Ozzie Albies and his dreadful start to the season? Advertisement Scott's answer: Albies was an ordinary player all last year too. I'm starting to think he's just not the star we want him to be. At least the arrow is pointing up for the Braves, they're finally over .500 and they get their signature player back. They can still be a playoff team. We just did a redraft for the Friends and Family League and I was surprised Albies went in the fourth round. I wasn't ready to consider him then. Question: Who is your favorite buy-low target in trades right now? Scott's answer: Salvador Pérez, Yordan Álvarez if you can wait, Bryan Reynolds, Christian Yelich. Brenton Doyle. I doubt Juan Soto comes discounted but you could try. Michael Conforto is better than this. Question: When can we expect the Javier Báez drop off. Advertisement Also, with Teoscar Hernández returning to the LA lineup, is it a good time to trade Andy Pages? And are we about to see a resurgence of Trevor Story? Scott's answer: I still don't trust Báez because he'll still swing at anything. Short leash. Pages, I do believe in and I think Roberts likes him too. Hold. Story I never trust long term, health. I'd try to trade him, understanding the market probably is tepid as well. [Get $10 off Yahoo Fantasy Plus & unlock premium tools, our invite-only Discord & more] Question: Ezequiel Tovar has had a blazing last couples of games. Is this the birth of a star player or can we expect a return to his decline? Advertisement Scott's answer: Last year is a level he can get back to. Decent average, low OBP, solid pop and the occasional stolen base. Colorado environment helps, even though it does mess up their timing on the road. He should be rostered in any mixed league. The Rockies are obviously terrible but they're not this bad. Positive regression will kick in somewhat. Question: Who are the breakouts you're buying so far this season? And who are you not? Scott's answer: Pete Crow-Armstrong feels real. Oneil Cruz. Just hope he's healthy. MacKenzie Gore. Max Fried is good, but he's not this good Question: Piano Man!!! Thanks for doing this! If this is about baseball exclusively, no worries. Is the year of the RB here again? How many RB do you see going in the first two rounds of a 12-team PPR draft? Do you see Zero RB as a fade for 2025? Advertisement Scott's answer: Going to focus on baseball today, but I will give you a little nugget on football. I'm not going to be extreme with my running back builds, I won't be pounding them early and I won't be ignoring them either. I'll probably stick with my normal hero build, or anchor build, which says you get one running back you feel really good about and then you come back to the position later. At least that's how I feel in the middle of May. Obviously, we're a long way away from the teeth of draft season. [Join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Football league for the 2025 NFL season] Question: Do you think I can drop Adley Rutschman in a 12-team league? I have Drake Baldwin as well and am pretty over Adley at this point. Scott's answer: Because he is a name player, I think a lot of people would tell you to wait. But this slump is a year old now. If your league just requires one starting catcher, you have my permission to basically stream it and try to find something that works long term. I don't know what's wrong with Adley but it's not a new thing. Advertisement Question: How worried are you about William Contreras' finger injury that he's playing through? I'm in a super small two-catcher league and Cal Raleigh is my other catcher. Loaded, I know. But should I ride with Billy, or pick up Ivan Herrera, or Drake Baldwin, maybe…? Scott's answer: At least he's running right? He's not driving the ball, the power metrics aren't there, but unfortunately with a player like this you can't really sell low, probably a forced hold. Question: Who is your favorite widely available pickup rn you think has value rest of season? Scott's answer: I have no idea why Jordan Beck isn't rostered in 70 or 80 percent of leagues. Category juice and a perfect park. Over the last month he's a top 12 offensive player. Advertisement Question: Any hope in Jake Burger being a valuable fantasy asset this year? He's been better yet unspectacular since his return from the minors. Scott's answer: Give him until the All-Star break. He was so bankable the last 2 years. Question: This might be tough but who's a reliever on the wire who can pick up saves long term? Lost José Alvarado due to suspension, so it's been very hard to rack up those saves. Scott's answer: Follow the winning teams. Anybody in Detroit. Question: How about Kodai Senga? How worried are you with his higher than I'd like WHIP and BBs? I've been eyeballing 1) Matthew Boyd, 2) Drew Rasmussen, 3) Andrew Abbott and 4) Ranger Suárez as ROS replacements. Keep Senga or pick one of those guys up? Advertisement Scott's answer: I will give Senga at least two more starts but I'll say this, although I doubt Abbott is ever great, he's very solid. Fly ball pitchers are often misunderstood. Question: Are torpedo bats still a thing? Scott's answer: That's a great question. It died down pretty quickly. It's not like it's the only bat that will give you a good chance at a positive result. You could give Aaron Judge a tennis racket and he'd probably still hit 50 home runs. Question: Do you think Hyeseong Kim is worth holding onto? Do you think he'll stick with the major league team even as the Dodgers get healthier? Advertisement Scott's answer: He has super-utility written all over him. Plus, when somebody's not in the lineup every day and they play on the West Coast, they can be a nuisance for our lineup decisions. I think this is going to be pesky all year. Question: Is Shohei Ohtani (Pitcher) going to be somebody to rely on this fantasy season? Likewise, what can we expect from Blake Snell and Shane Bieber when they come back from injury? Thanks for your time and effort. Really enjoying these AMAs. Scott's answer: It's no fun to say this, but I have low expectations for all of them. I actually think the Dodgers should not pitch Ohtani at all. Question: Is Wilmer Flores actually back? Or is he due for regression over the rest of the season? Advertisement Scott's answer: It was interesting that Flores was not drafted in the Friends and Family reboot on Monday. We went 26 rounds with 12 teams. I do think somebody will add him once the IL spots get filled. He's always been a professional hitter, he's just going through the time of his life right now. It can't be real. If the season were starting right now I would expect Flores to hit 20 home runs and drive in 72 runs, something like that. Useful, not transcendent. Question: Can you do us all a favor and tell Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to hit more home runs? 😝 Scott's answer: His entire career we've wanted Guerrero to lift the ball more. It's not like he's a bad player, but it feels like there's a lot of power not realized, other than that one magical 2021 season. Question: Will Christian Campbell get out of his funk before he gets sent down? Advertisement Scott's answer: Ebb and flow. His OPS+ is just under league average. The team loves his makeup and I think they'll give him a chance to learn from his mistakes. I am definitely a Campbell fan. 🎯 Ready to unlock your full fantasy potential? Remember, spots in the Discord channel are limited to Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscribers. And this is just the latest in an exciting series of Yahoo Fantasy Plus upgrades to help you crush the competition. Now's your chance to gain an edge — get $10 off your Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscription for a limited time. Need help? Visit our FAQs to learn more.
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30-04-2025
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- USA Today
Salvador Pérez Player Props: April 30, Royals vs. Rays
Salvador Pérez Player Props: April 30, Royals vs. Rays Salvador Perez is looking to improve on a one-hit performance in his most recent game (1-for-4 with a double and an RBI). His Kansas City Royals take on Drew Rasmussen and the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday at 7:05 p.m. ET on MLB Network, FDSSUN and FDSKC. Find odds, stats, and more below to make your Salvador Pérez player prop bets. Perez has 10 doubles, two home runs and seven walks while hitting .225. Watch tonight's Royals game on Fubo! Salvador Pérez Prop Bets and Odds Hits Prop: 0.5 hits (Over odds: -222) 0.5 hits (Over odds: -222) Home Runs Prop: 0.5 home runs (Over odds: +400) 0.5 home runs (Over odds: +400) RBI Prop: 0.5 RBI (Over odds: +155) 0.5 RBI (Over odds: +155) Runs Prop: 0.5 runs (Over odds: +145) 0.5 runs (Over odds: +145) Total Bases Prop: 1.5 total bases (Over odds: +130) How to Watch Kansas City Royals vs. Tampa Bay Rays Matchup: Kansas City Royals vs. Tampa Bay Rays Kansas City Royals vs. Tampa Bay Rays Time: 7:05 p.m. ET 7:05 p.m. ET Date: Wednesday, April 30, 2025 Wednesday, April 30, 2025 TV Channel: MLB Network, FDSSUN and FDSKC MLB Network, FDSSUN and FDSKC Live Stream: Fubo (Watch now! - Regional restrictions may apply) Salvador Pérez vs. Drew Rasmussen Over his career against Drew Rasmussen, Perez is 0-for-2. Salvador Pérez prop bet insights In 58.6% of his games this season (17 of 29), Perez has posted a hit, and in seven of those games (24.1%) he's recorded at least two hits. He has homered in two of the 29 games he's played in this season, leaving the ballpark in 1.7% of his plate appearances. Perez has scored at least once seven times this season in 29 games played (24.1%), including one multi-run effort. He has notched an RBI in 11 of 29 games this year, with multiple RBI in four of them. Perez has struck out in 16 of 29 games this season, with multiple punchouts in seven of them. MLB odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Wednesday at 1:26 p.m. ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. Salvador Pérez stats against the Rays Rays starter: Drew Rasmussen
USA Today
30-04-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Salvador Pérez Player Props: April 29, Royals vs. Rays
Salvador Pérez Player Props: April 29, Royals vs. Rays Salvador Perez and the Kansas City Royals will play Taj Bradley and the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday at 7:05 p.m. ET on FDSSUN and FDSKC. Pérez had two hits in his last appearance, going 2-for-4 with a double. Find odds, stats, and more below to make your Salvador Pérez player prop bets. Perez has nine doubles, two home runs and seven walks while hitting .224. Watch tonight's Royals game on Fubo! Salvador Pérez Prop Bets and Odds Hits Prop: 0.5 hits (Over odds: -200) 0.5 hits (Over odds: -200) Home Runs Prop: 0.5 home runs (Over odds: +375) 0.5 home runs (Over odds: +375) RBI Prop: 0.5 RBI (Over odds: +155) 0.5 RBI (Over odds: +155) Runs Prop: 0.5 runs (Over odds: +135) 0.5 runs (Over odds: +135) Total Bases Prop: 1.5 total bases (Over odds: +130) How to Watch Kansas City Royals vs. Tampa Bay Rays Matchup: Kansas City Royals vs. Tampa Bay Rays Kansas City Royals vs. Tampa Bay Rays Time: 7:05 p.m. ET 7:05 p.m. ET Date: Tuesday, April 29, 2025 Tuesday, April 29, 2025 TV Channel: FDSSUN and FDSKC FDSSUN and FDSKC Live Stream: Fubo (Watch now! - Regional restrictions may apply) Salvador Pérez vs. Taj Bradley Perez is 0-for-2 over his career versus Taj Bradley. Last season against Taj Bradley, Perez went 0-for-2 at the plate. Salvador Pérez prop bet insights Perez has a hit in 16 out of 28 games this season (57.1%), with multiple hits in seven of those contests (25%). Despite registering a plate appearance in 28 games this season, he has hit two home runs. In seven of 28 games this season, Perez has scored a run, including one game with multiple runs scored. He has plated at least one run 10 times this season in 28 tries (35.7%), including driving in multiple runs in 14.3% of games (four times). In 16 of 28 games this year (57.1%), Perez has gone down on strikes, and seven of those games (25%) included a performance that resulted in two or more strikeouts. MLB odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Tuesday at 6:29 p.m. ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. Salvador Pérez stats against the Rays Date Opp. SP H/AB XBH HR RBI R K/BB SB 7/4/2024 Zachary Eflin 0-for-4 0 0 0 0 1/0 0 7/3/2024 Ryan Pepiot 1-for-3 0 0 2 0 1/1 0 7/2/2024 Zack Littell 0-for-4 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 5/26/2024 Taj Bradley 1-for-4 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 5/25/2024 Aaron Civale 1-for-5 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 5/24/2024 Shawn Armstrong 0-for-4 0 0 0 1 0/0 0 7/16/2023 Zachary Eflin 1-for-1 0 0 0 1 0/0 0 7/15/2023 Shawn Armstrong 1-for-4 0 0 0 0 2/0 0 7/15/2023 Tyler Glasnow 4-for-4 1 0 0 0 0/0 0 6/25/2023 Tyler Glasnow 0-for-4 0 0 0 0 2/0 0 Rays starter: Taj Bradley Bradley takes the hill for the Rays in his sixth of the season. He is 2-1 with a 5.08 ERA and 27 Ks in 28 1/3 innings pitched. When he last got the call on Thursday, the right-hander tossed six innings against the Arizona Diamondbacks, allowing three earned runs while surrendering six hits. Among qualifying pitchers, the 24-year-old's 5.08 ERA ranks 72nd, 1.376 WHIP ranks 63rd, and 8.6 K/9 ranks 36th this season. This year, Bradley has posted three quality starts.
