The Mets take on the Dodgers on Tuesday night in Los Angeles.
Here are the best player props to consider for Shohei Ohtani on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Best Shohei Ohtani Prop Bets on DraftKings Sportsbook
Here are the latest odds for the Mets/Dodgers matchup and Shohei Ohtani’s prop bets:
- Moneyline: Dodgers (-142) | Mets (+120)
- Run Line: Dodgers -1.5 (+140) | Mets +1.5 (-166)
- Shohei Ohtani Hits: o0.5 (-260) | u0.5 (+190)
- Shohei Ohtani Home Runs: o0.5 (+185)
- Shohei Ohtani RBIs: o0.5 (+110) | u0.5 (-155)
Shohei Ohtani is off to another blazing start to the season. Ohtani has won the MVP in three of his past four seasons, including his historic 50/50 season in 2024. Ohtani is already the heavy favorite to win his third straight NL MVP this season. He is currently tied for the MLB lead in home runs and trails only Aaron Judge and his teammate, Freddie Freeman, for the MLB lead in OPS. In addition to leading baseball in home runs, he is also the MLB leader in slugging percentage and total bases. The Dodgers are facing the Mets on Tuesday night in the second game of their series, which is a rematch of the 2024 NLCS. The Mets got the better of the Dodgers in extra innings, but it was Ohtani’s home run and ninth-inning sacrifice fly that got the Dodgers to extras in the first place. Ohtani will look to keep up that momentum against Tylor Megill in tonight’s game.
My favorite prop for this game is for Shohei Ohtani to record an RBI. That bet can be found at +110 on DraftKings Sportsbook. Ohtani is on fire at the moment, and he has a home run in one of his six career at-bats against Megill. Megill is right-handed, and Ohtani has fared much better against righties this season. He has a 114 tOPS+ against right-handed starters, compared to a 73 tOPS+ against lefties. After recording two RBIs in the first game of this series, Ohtani should be able to keep it going against Megill. Megill has been shaky over his past few starts. In his past five starts, he has a 5.96 ERA and has only made it longer than five innings once. Ohtani also proved last night that nobody can stop him when he is at his best. His sacrifice fly in the bottom of the ninth gave Mets closer Edwin Diaz his first blown save of the season. Whether it comes against Megill or the Mets’ bullpen, Ohtani should be able to drive in another run in this game.
