MLB player props.
Every MLB prop on our board: the line, the price, the book, and a short rate-based case behind each card. Graded nightly in the MLB props record below, which never mixes with our game-pick record.
The props record is tracked separately from our game picks. It never counts toward the game-pick record or the header total. Every prop is graded at its published price with a flat 1 unit staked.
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Why this prop
Freeman has 249 total bases in 153 games, 1.6 per game, hitting in the middle of the order. Against Drohan and his 4.19 ERA, two bases is his ordinary night, and it is priced at plus money.
Line and price: Pinnacle, retrieved 2026-10-15 15:41 CT.
Why this prop
Chourio owns the best rate on this slate at 2.0 total bases per game, 254 in 127 games with 25 home runs. The honest counterweight is Glasnow, who allowed only 45 hits in 74.0 innings, so this is a rate play at a plus price rather than a matchup play.
Line and price: Pinnacle, retrieved 2026-10-15 15:41 CT.
Why this prop
Betts has 217 total bases in 123 games, 1.8 per game. The matchup helps: Drohan allowed 121 hits in 124.2 innings this season, and Betts needs one extra-base hit or two singles to clear this.
Line and price: Pinnacle, retrieved 2026-10-15 15:41 CT.
Why this prop
Ohtani has piled up 268 total bases in 139 games, 1.9 per game, with 30 home runs. He faces Shane Drohan, who allowed 121 hits in 124.2 innings with a 4.19 ERA.
Line and price: Pinnacle, retrieved 2026-10-15 15:41 CT.
Why this prop
Glasnow has struck out 98 batters in 74.0 innings across 13 starts, an average of 7.5 strikeouts per start at 11.9 strikeouts per nine innings. This line asks for six, below his ordinary per-start rate.
Line and price: Pinnacle, retrieved 2026-10-15 15:41 CT.
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