MLB Player Prop Picks 07/10/2025 Picks (National League Batting Props)

Kyle Tucker Over 1.5 Total Bases
Chicago Cubs vs Minnesota Twins 7:40 PM EST

Kyle Tucker has delivered one of his most impressive campaigns. Over 85 games and 321 at-bats, he’s slashed an outstanding .290/.393/.530 for a .923 OPS, hitting 17 home runs, driving in 52 RBIs, scoring 63 runs, and stealing 21 bases. Tucker has been a force against both sides of the plate—but he’s especially dominant versus right-handed pitching, where he slashed .293/.400/.527 (.927 OPS) with a wRC+ of 155 . Against left-handers, he still hit .270/.362/.495 with a strong wRC+ of 142. Tucker has been a force against both sides of the plate—but he’s especially dominant versus right-handed pitching, where he slashed .293/.400/.527 (.927 OPS) with a wRC+ of 155 . Against left-handers, he still hit .270/.362/.495 with a strong wRC+ of 142. Home and away splits reveal elite production on the road, and this game on Thursday is a road game. Chris Paddack is on the mound for the Twins, which should set up for a great situation for Tucker to have himself a game. 

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Elly De La Cruz Over 1.5 Total Bases 
Miami Marlins vs Cincinnati Reds 5:10 PM EST

Elly has continued to be one of baseball’s premier young talents. In 81 games and 311 at-bats, he’s slashing .277/.351/.511 for an .862 OPS, with 18 home runs, 55 RBIs, 64 runs, 34 walks, 2 HBPs, 89 strikeouts, and 21 stolen bases. Impressively, he’s consistent against both righties (.289/.325/.526) and lefties (.160/.222/.280), though his splits still favor right-handed pitching. He’ll be going up against right-handed pitcher Cal Quantrill, who has had some decent outings as of late, but I think he struggles in this ballpark. De La Cruz logged 4 total bases on Wednesday. I see him carrying that momentum into this one. 

Matt Olson Over 1.5 Total Bases
Atlanta Braves vs Athletics 9:05 PM EST

Matt Olson has appeared in 89 games with 333 at-bats, slashing .267/.368/.489 for an excellent .858 OPS. He’s recorded 89 hits, including 23 doubles and 17 home runs, driving in 58 runs while scoring 49 times. His plate discipline remains strong, drawing 53 walks against 91 strikeouts. When I saw this matchup, I wanted to target the Braves’ leading home run hitter, and that’s Olson. The balls fly out of this ballpark. He’ll be going up against JP Sears, who just doesn’t look like the same pitcher from last season. Once Sears finishes his job, the Athletics’ bullpen will be activated, which will open up even more opportunities for Olson.