Nico Hoerner over 1.5 total bases vs Pittsburgh headlines three strong MLB prop bets for Monday. Cody Bellinger over 0.5 homers vs Minnesota adds a chance to cash on a veteran hot-streak, while Ranger Suarez over 4.5 strikeouts vs the Dodgers offers a high-upside pitcher-prop. Hoerner’s recent multi-hit run and 70-hit lifetime vs Pittsburgh boost the base path, Bellinger’s steady .299/OPS near 1.00+ runs, and Suarez’s 9.4 K/9 since the All-Star break backs the Ks line.

These plays balance hot recent forms with favorable matchups and park/line dynamics, giving fantasy managers and bettors three distinct angles on Monday’s nine-game slate.

Three MLB prop bets headline Monday’s slate: Rodón to log 17.5+ outs on the road against Minnesota, a signal of continued durability for the Yankees. Suarez’s upside on the mound is clear, with a strong recent K-rate and a daunting assignment against the Dodgers. Bradish’s return from TJ surgery has him atop Baltimore’s rotation with a high strikeout ceiling against Chicago’s swing-and-mis pitchers.

The trio blends workload, opponent quality, and strikeout upside: Rodón leans on length, Suarez relies on swing-and-miss and workload, and Bradish leverages a mid-rotation K-tilt to a favorable matchup.sharp edges, strong tendencies, and park factors shape the best bets for tonight’s action.

Edge-focused fantasy players should weigh innings, Ks, and outs probabilities across lines and park effects, using Rodón for length, Suarez for KO potential, and Bradish for a high-K night against a high-strikeout opponent environment.

Kyle Schwarber blasted his 50th homer in a 9-3 win over the Mets, signaling Philadelphia’s powerful push in the NL East race. He leads NL with 50 homers and MLB with 123 RBIs, a video-game pace that has fueled the Phillies’ season and October hopes.

Teammates Otto Kemp and Ranger Suárez, along with manager Rob Thomson, lauded him as both player and teammate, underscoring the clubhouse impact behind the big numbers. The series clincher reinforces Schwarber’s fantasy-staple status as a premier power source in Philly’s lineup.

Kyle Schwarber slammed his 50th homer of the season, becoming the first NL player to reach 50, as the Phillies rolled to a 9-3 win over the Mets. Ranger Suárez matched that punch with a career-high 12 strikeouts across six shutout innings, boosting Philadelphia’s hopes with Zack Wheeler sidelined by blood-clot complications. The win extends Philly’s NL East lead to nine games in a fleet series preview, while Soto’s 30th stolen base and Alonso’s homer highlight the Mets’ power. Turner’s injury opens the door for Harrison Bader to lead off and inject speed, and the Mets will ride a bullpen mix featuring Holmes and Hagenman to keep pace.