All 30 MLB clubs are in action on Sunday, bringing plenty of star power and value across the board.
Let’s dive into three of the strongest player prop bets on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Best MLB player prop bets on DraftKings Sportsbook
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 3+ Hits + Runs + RBIs (+172)
Let’s not sugarcoat things — 2026 has been a nightmare year for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. The perennial All-Star’s season OPS is south of .700, and he hasn’t hit a home run at Rogers Centre since last October. However, the Blue Jays first baseman is riding an eight-game hitting streak into Sunday’s series finale with the Yankees — punctuated by a 2-for-5 effort with a run scored on Saturday.
He looks poised to cash in on that momentum in his favorite pitching matchup.
To say that Guerrero has owned Carlos Rodon in his career would be a dramatic understatement. Their past matchups recall Hulk rag-dolling Loki in The Avengers. Against the New York southpaw, Guerrero has gone a spit-take-inducing 12-for-19 (.632) with a 1.836 OPS, two home runs, three doubles, seven RBIs, and seven walks with zero strikeouts.
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Jake Bauers 2+ Total Bases (+168)
In what he called the “best at-bat of my life,” Jake Bauers punctuated a 12-pitch battle with his 23rd home run of 2026 — a go-ahead two-run shot in Saturday’s win over the Braves. It’s been a season to remember for the Milwaukee outfielder, who has smashed his career highs in homers, RBIs (74), batting average (.273), and OPS (.890). Since the beginning of August, Bauers is hitting .295 with a .977 OPS — tenth-best in baseball during that stretch.
Following his second home run in five games, the lefty Brewers slugger should stay hot against Atlanta’s Tyler Mahle. While he’s performed well since the deadline, the ex-Giants righty is saddled with a 4.53 ERA (4.17 xERA) across 21 starts (113.1 IP) in 2026. Mahle ranks in the bottom 19 percent of pitchers in average exit velocity (90 mph).
Nick Martinez 4+ Strikeouts (-156)
It may sound ridiculous to take the over on a pitcher with the lowest strikeout rate among qualified starters (14.5 percent). However, Nick Martinez is quietly upping his punchout frequency — and the odds haven’t caught up just yet.
The Tampa Bay right-hander has recorded four or more strikeouts in four of his last five starts, punctuated by five K’s against the contact-heavy Blue Jays. So what, he coughed up six earned runs in 3.2 innings?
Martinez now faces another division rival in the Orioles, who don’t share the same proclivity for putting the ball in play. Since the All-Star break, Baltimore has posted the fifth-highest strikeout rate (25.5 percent) in MLB.
