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MLB Friday Predictions: Live Odds and 3 Player Props for July 25

Make your Friday even more fabulous by diving into our player props betting guide for July 25. Our MLB insider has 3 plays on tap to help build your bankroll.

Mike Noblin

Happy Friday, sports betting family! We hope you had a fantastic week betting on some Major League Baseball. We've had an up-and-down week so far, as our record sits at 6-7 since Monday.

We're currently sitting at 102-79 on the year with our MLB player props. July has been good to us so far, as our current ROI is over +10%. Let's buckle up for a nice stretch run before our focus turns to college football and the NFL once September rolls around.

Check out our 3 player props for July 25th below. Best of luck with all your weekend MLB action.

Nathan Eovaldi Over 5.5 Ks (+105) (Caesars)

ATL at TEX - 8:05 PM EDT

This one's a bit risky just because Eovaldi missed his last start on Sunday because of back tightness. That may keep a lot of investors off Eovaldi, but I think it's a good opportunity to buy him at a discount with 12 days of rest.

Eovaldi is a salty old veteran who has an outstanding K-rate this season that ranks in the 81st percentile. He'd be the league leader in ERA if he had enough innings to qualify. I think Eovaldi will fare just fine tonight at home against the Braves.

Atlanta's offense has been a huge disappointment in 2025. They have the 10th-highest K-rate in MLB against righties and the 4th-highest over the last month. I think Eovaldi will get us 6 Ks rather easily. Let's play the Over!

MacKenzie Gore Over 5.5 Ks (-130) (Bet365)

WSH at MIN - 8:10 PM EDT

Here's another opportunity to buy an ace at a bargain price. Gore was roughed up pretty badly by the Padres in his last start, as he gave up 8 runs on 8 hits. That means he's primed to bounce back strong against the Twins, who could be major sellers before next week's MLB Trade Deadline.

Even with the poor last outing, Gore is still one of the best lefties in the National League. His K-rate ranks in the 89th percentile, and he's fanned 6 or more batters in 15 of his 20 starts in 2025. He's also gone over this line in 9 of his 11 road starts this year.

Minnesota's offense has done a little better lately, but I still don't think their offense is anything to write home to Mom about. The Twins have also struggled to make contact against lefties, as they have the 11th-highest K-rate in baseball against southpaws. This Over looks "Real Nice, Clark."

Bryan Woo Over 6.5 Ks (+118) (FanDuel)

SEA at LAA - 9:38 PM EDT

I would have loved to have seen the books hang a 5.5 in this spot, but I settled for the 6.5 at this juicy plus money price over at FanDuel. Woo hasn't hit 7 Ks all that often this season, but we have to keep in mind that the Angels haven't seen his stuff in 2025.

Fading the Halos can be scary because they have so many good power hitters in their lineup. Even still, LAA strikes out a ton. They have the 2nd-highest K-rate in MLB against righties and the 11th-highest over the last 30 days. They could struggle to put the ball in play against a solid starter like Woo.

Woo has a slider with quite a bit of bite on it, and the Halos rank just 23rd against that pitch. Woo also spots his fastball incredibly well, and he often works deep into games. Let's hold our breath and play this risky Over!

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