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James Wood

Total Bases·2+·SEA @ WAS

4:05 PM ET

WagerLens Take

Is James Wood 2+ Total Bases a good bet at this number?

Lean Over

James Wood has produced 2+ total bases in 3 consecutive games. Lean over. Small sample — only 3 games of tracked data.

Best Over

+105· BetMGM

Best Under

−140· BetMGM

Updated 1h ago·Thin sample · 3 games·Methodology →

James Wood vs 1.5: recent track record

Recent games for James Wood total bases vs line 1.5.

Recent games vs line

The hit rate breakdown

Over
EV -
Fresh 1h ago
L560%(3/5)
L1040%(4/10)
Under
EV -
Fresh 1h ago
L540%(2/5)
L1060%(6/10)

Games Played

70

BA

0.274

SLG

0.545

Tb L1

5

Tb Avg L3

4

Tb Avg L5

2.6

Tb Avg L7

2.714

Tb Avg L10

2

Tb Avg

2.071

Line movement on this prop

Line movement for both sides of the bet, plus best available over vs under over time.

Price history for the Over

James Wood 2+ Total Bases

3 updates2 books tracked

Price history for the Under

Under-side history by book is not available yet.

Best over vs best under for this line

Frequently asked

Is James Wood 2+ Total Bases a good bet at this number?

James Wood has produced 2+ total bases in 3 consecutive games. Lean over. Small sample — only 3 games of tracked data.

What is James Wood's hit rate on this prop?

James Wood went 2+ in 3 of 3 tracked games — 100% at this line. That's one signal. We also check the season baseline and whether the current price beats our fair-value estimate.

What is the best price on James Wood 2+?

+105 at BetMGM is the best we're seeing right now across seven books (DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, BetRivers, theScore Bet, Pinnacle). Line shopping matters — the spread across books on a single prop usually runs 15–20 cents. Always take the top of the market.

When does this prop resolve?

Grades on the official box score after SEA @ WAS (scheduled for 4:05 PM ET). If the game's postponed, suspended, or doesn't become official, most books void the bet — your sportsbook's specific rules apply.

How does WagerLens decide whether a prop is worth betting?

We look at hit rate (last 10 and last 30), the full-season baseline, and how the prop is priced across seven books. We strip the vig to find a fair price and compare that to the best price available. If the offered price beats fair, we call it a lean. If not, we pass — and we pass a lot. A bad price is still a bad price, even when the player is on a run.