MLB Player Prop Picks 6/3/25 MLB Picks (National League Batters)

Francisco Lindor Over 1.5 Bases

Francisco Lindor is delivering a strong offensive performance for the New York Mets. Over 58 games, he boasts a .282 batting average, with 13 home runs, 34 RBIs, and 10 stolen bases. His on-base percentage stands at .354, complemented by a slugging percentage of .491, culminating in an OPS of .845. Lindor’s advanced metrics further highlight his effectiveness at the plate. He maintains an average exit velocity of 90.4 mph, a hard-hit rate of 43.8%, and a barrel rate of 8.9%. He already saw Kershaw less than 10 days ago, and I expect Lindor to exploit that. Lindor has logged 15 bases over his last 3 games. I’ll ride the hot hand in this one. 

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Matt Olson Over 1.5 Bases

Matt Olson has been a key contributor to the Atlanta Braves’ offense. Through 57 games, Olson has posted a .238 batting average, with 12 home runs and 31 RBIs. His on-base percentage stands at .335, and his slugging percentage is .458, resulting in an OPS of .793. His average exit velocity is 94.3 mph, with a hard-hit rate of 56.5% and a barrel rate of 18%. He has a favorable matchup going against Gallen, who has looked like a shell of himself as of late. Gallen has logged 2+ bases in 4 of his last 5 games, and I see him doing it again in this matchup. 

Endy Rodriguez Under 0.5 Hit

Pittsburgh Pirates catcher and first baseman Endy Rodríguez has experienced a challenging season at the plate. Over 16 games, he holds a batting average of .163, with no home runs and two RBIs. His on-base percentage stands at .241, and his slugging percentage is .224. He’s been a weak link in this Pirates lineup. He’ll be up against Lance McCullers, who has improved as the season has gone on. I don’t think this is the game Rodriguez has a good outing. 

Fernando Tatis Over 1.5 Bases

Fernando Tatis Jr. has been a significant contributor to the San Diego Padres’ offense. Through 56 games, he boasts a .265 batting average, with 13 home runs, 28 RBIs, and 40 runs scored. His on-base percentage stands at .336, and his slugging percentage is .484, culminating in an OPS of .820. Tatis has been ice cold as of late, only recording 1 base in his last 4 games. With a guy as talented as him, I expect a big bounce-back coming soon. He’ll be matched up with Giants starting pitcher Roupp, who has been susceptible to letting up a lot of contact. It also looks like there’s going to be wind facing the outfield in SF on Tuesday.