Another solid Sunday resulted in a 3-1 showing, as August concluded one short weekend ago. We now head into September with an overall record of 42-37-3, pretty solid numbers given the stakes. We're rolling just as the MLB regular season winds down, but we still have another full month to work with. 6-1 over our last seven prop picks, I'm ready to conclude with nine successes over our last ten.
Overall record: 42-37-3
Saturday’s Best PrizePicks Player Predictions
The Orioles have won the past five games in which Kyle Bradish has started, as he had supported his team with a 2.12 ERA and 35:9 K:BB ratio over the month of August. Broken down, that equates to seven strikeouts thrown per game, including eight each over his past two outings.
Another solid Sunday resulted in a 3-1 showing, as August concluded one short weekend ago. We now head into September with an overall record of 42-37-3, pretty solid numbers given the stakes. We're rolling just as the MLB regular season winds down, but we still have another full month to work with. 6-1 over our last seven prop picks, I'm ready to conclude with nine successes over our last ten.
Overall record: 42-37-3
Saturday’s Best PrizePicks Player Predictions
The Orioles have won the past five games in which Kyle Bradish has started, as he had supported his team with a 2.12 ERA and 35:9 K:BB ratio over the month of August. Broken down, that equates to seven strikeouts thrown per game, including eight each over his past two outings.
The Orioles currently sit 1.5 games ahead of the Rays for the AL East lead, and every game going forward will matter to them immensely. Bradish has arguably been their best pitcher all season long, and Arizona should offer him enough opportunities to hit six Ks on Saturday night.
Kansas City's star sophomore has been quite hot over the second half of the campaign, and he just came off a strong August in which he slashed .324/.375/.640 with nine homers, 16 XBHs, and 22 RBI. Boston pitching has been near the bottom of the MLB all season long, and the Royals are coming off a 13-run effort against them just one day ago.
While Witt has never faced SP Tanner Houck in his short career, he has already thrived off of Red Sox pitching, putting together a .357 average across 28 at-bats. Expecting Witt to secure two total bases on Saturday night feels like a lock, given his recent success. Boston has given up on the season already, while Kansas City players have nothing to lose by trying to get theirs.
Julio Rodriguez has yet to cool down from his unprecedented stretch; therefore, I question how PrizePicks is even willing to include him on their app at the moment. Picking the overs on his props feels like free money right now. Rodriguez did not score against the Mets on Friday, but he did finish 2-for-4 with a double to keep his now 14-game hitting streak going.
Prior to last night, J-Rod had scored at least one run in four straight games and in 10 of his last 12. On Saturday, Rodriguez and the Mariners will be squaring off against Mets' southpaw David Peterson and his bloated 5.23 season ERA. Rodriguez is a virtual lock to get on base multiple times, and his chances of scoring just one run feel almost too good to be true. If I had to pick just one overall general bet for Saturday's full-game slate, it would be choosing Rodriguez to hit the over on almost any prop he has listed.
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