Tough start to the PrizePicks player prop predictions so far, so let’s right the ship today once and for all. We have a solid 14-game slate of games with a few games taking place in the afternoon. Here are three of my favorite PrizePicks player props for this Wednesday, April 10.
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Tough start to the PrizePicks player prop predictions so far, so let’s right the ship today once and for all. We have a solid 14-game slate of games with a few games taking place in the afternoon. Here are three of my favorite PrizePicks player props for this Wednesday, April 10.
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Wednesday’s Best MLB PrizePicks Player Predictions
PrizePicks Record This Season: 5-10
Tampa Bay always seems to turn nobody’s into somebody’s, and Zack Littell is no different. He has looked sharp in his first two starts of the season and was solid last season. Littell went five innings in Coors Field, allowing just one run on five hits. He also fired six scoreless frames against Toronto and permitted just four hits in his opening start this season. Once he became a starter from the end of July last season, he stayed under this hit line in seven out of 11 games. Aside from the red-hot Mike Trout, the Angels aren’t a matchup to be concerned about. Their .221 batting average against righties ranks 21st. Ten of the 11 starters to face them have stayed under this mark.
The Giants’ big international signing has showcased his propensity to put the ball in play regularly. Jung Hoo Lee has struck out on only four of his 54 plate appearances (7.4%) this season. It’s a very small sample size but he rarely struck out in the Korean Baseball Organization (KBO) as well. Last season he had a paltry 5.9% K% across 387 plate appearances. Taking on Patrick Corbin and the Nationals won’t be a difficult task for him to avoid a strikeout. Take the under here.
Jordan Hicks has made a seamless transition from the bullpen into a starting role. He has allowed just one run on eight hits while issuing one walk and striking out five and six batters across 12 innings of work. Both of his outings came against the Padres, who aren’t known to strike out a ton. He draws a similar matchup with the Nationals here. Despite that, he’s worth the play given the raw stuff he has on his pitches. Seeing that he went seven innings on 91 pitches in his last start is also pretty encouraging to know he can go that long if needed.
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