Tigers vs Royals Prop Picks for Sunday Night Baseball

Updated:
May 10, 2026 , 11:52 AM ET

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Our best Tigers vs. Royals player props target Bobby Witt Jr. to drive in a run, Noah Cameron to work deep into the game, and Vinnie Pasquantino to stay hot at the plate.

The red-hot Kansas City Royals go for the sweep of the Detroit Tigers on Sunday Night Baseball on Peacock at 7:20 p.m. ET.

What’s in store for star hitters Bobby Witt Jr. and Vinnie Pasquantino, and starting pitcher Noah Cameron?

Let’s break down my favorite Tigers vs. Royals props and free MLB picks for Sunday, May 10. 

For the full game breakdown, check out our Tigers vs. Royals predictions.

Tigers vs Royals props for May 10

Pick	Odds
Bobby Witt Jr. to record an RBI	+155
Noah Cameron Over 15.5 outs recorded	-108
Vinnie Pasquantino Over 1.5 H/R/R	-135

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Tigers vs Royals player prop picks

Bobby Witt Jr. to record an RBI (+155)

Bobby Witt Jr. is a man possessed when he plays at Kauffman Stadium, posting a career 145 wRC+ while slashing .313/.365/.550.

He rarely strikes out, owns a 15.2% K-rate, and brings plenty of power with a .236 ISO. That makes him an appealing target in the player prop market, especially with a large enough home sample size to fully buy into the production boost.

This season, 13 of Witt’s 19 RBIs have come at home. Detroit is also turning to another bullpen game with its rotation wrecked by injuries, making this a very manageable matchup for Witt to drive in a run.

Noah Cameron Over 15.5 outs recorded (-108)

The Tigers are slumping, dropping five straight games while scoring only four total runs through the first two matchups of this series.

Detroit has also struggled badly away from home with a 6-16 road record, and the lineup is dealing with injuries to Kerry Carpenter, Gleyber Torres, Javier Baez, and Parker Meadows.

That sets up well for Kansas City starter Noah Cameron, especially against a Tigers lineup that owns just a 92 wRC+ against left-handed pitching. Cameron has cleared this outs recorded number in 20 of his 30 career starts and has been effective at Kauffman Stadium with a 3.31 ERA, giving him a strong path to work deep enough to cash this prop.

Vinnie Pasquantino Over 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs (-135)

Vinnie Pasquantino is heating up after a very slow start to the season, making this a good time to target his bat while the production is climbing.

After finishing April with a .165 average, Pasquantino is batting .263 in May and averaging 2.1 Hits, Runs, and RBIs this month.

The underlying metrics back up the improvement, with his hard-hit rate climbing 10 percentage points to 41.4%. Hitting in a premium lineup spot, usually third, Pasquantino is well-positioned to take advantage of Detroit’s pitching chaos approach.

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