Three top MLB props anchor Monday’s 13-game slate: Acuña Jr. to post over 1.5 total bases against Cabrera, Woodruff to log over 6.5 strikeouts versus Arizona, and Riley Greene to contribute over 1.5 total bases against Ginn. These bets leverage hot bats, favorable matchups, and a veteran ace with elite strikeout rate as the Brewers push toward a title run.

Acuña’s recent form and on-base prowess amplify his TB upside, even with Cabrera back in the Marlins’ rotation at Coors-tinged odds. Woodruff’s K-rate and the Diamondbacks’ strikeout profile set up a reliable strikeout night, while Greene’s power surge in Detroit offers a solid home-field edge against Ginn’s shaky home numbers.

13 MLB games heat up Monday with strong home-run prop options. Nathaniel Lowe faces Sugano at +475, Cal Raleigh targets +180, and Christian Yelich sits at +450, offering balanced upside across power profiles and favorable matchups. The slate highlights power from Boston, Seattle, and Milwaukee, with relevant pitcher weaknesses and park factors shaping value.

Value hinges on hot streaks, platoon splits, and bullpen volatility. Smart bettors blend these tres with selective fades and leverage against shaky bullpens to chase big long-ball returns in a packed, high-variance night.

Marlin rookie Jakob Marsee supplied a bases-loaded triple and Eury Pérez spun six-plus innings of three-hit ball to lift Miami past Toronto 5-3. Wagaman added a solo homer and Ramírez drove in a run as the Marlins opened a lead that Toronto couldn’t completely erase, despite Varsho’s three-run homer in the late innings. A small Marlins cushion held, with Phillips closing the 9th for his second save.

Before the game, Luis Castillo was inducted into the Marlins Hall of Fame. The Jays threatened late, but Miami answered with an insurance run from Ramírez. The up-next slate features Scherzer vs Minnesota and Cabrera vs Atlanta, while Toronto eyes continued offence from Varsho and Guerrero Jr. in upcoming contests.

Jakob Marsee’s breakout moment and Pérez’s six-inning gem stand out, signaling continued fantasy relevance for Marlins bats and the Marlins’ pitching depth. Toronto’s lineup flashed power in Varsho and Guerrero Jr., but the night belonged to Miami’s timely hits and bullpen resilience.

Miami hosts St. Louis in game two of their three-game set after an 8-3 Cardinals win, with the Marlins installed as slight favorites on Tuesday night. Edward Cabrera faces Michael McGreevy, a stark contrast in experience and short-term form. Run lines tilt toward Miami (-1.5) with a modest total of 7.5, and the best prop is McGreevy Under 3.5 strikeouts, reflecting Cabrera’s ability to handle a patient Marlins lineup and McGreevy’s recent Ks pace. The Marlins’ plate discipline has improved post All-Star Break, sitting among the better teams in limiting strikeouts faced, while the Cardinals have struggled offensively in the same span. Overall, the Marlins carry the edge in mound discipline and recent form, making them the prudent pick in a matchup that also leans toward a low-scoring, bullpen-friendly finish as the night unfolds.