Friday, July 24 is a hitter's slate at the top, with a few bats that simply will not cool off and a couple of everyday names who cannot buy a run batted in. Below are the player prop trends worth your attention, starting with a plus-money scoring streak and ending with a callback to a drought that just will not end.
| Prop | Record | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Seiya Suzuki Over 0.5 Runs | 8 of last 8 | +120 |
| Isaac Paredes Over 0.5 Hits | 25 of last 30 | -186 |
| Colton Cowser Under 0.5 RBI | 21 of last 22 | -225 |
| Ernie Clement Under 0.5 RBI | 27 of last 30 | -235 |
| Teoscar Hernandez Over 0.5 Runs | 12 of last 15 | +134 |
| Vinnie Pasquantino Over 0.5 Hits | 14 of last 16 | -149 |
Seiya Suzuki Keeps Crossing the Plate
Start with the bat that has been on base and moving. Seiya Suzuki's Over 0.5 Runs has cashed in each of his last 8 games, and it still pays a plus number at +120. Suzuki has been the engine of a Cubs lineup that has scored early all week, and he draws Jared Jones in Pittsburgh at 6:40 PM ET in a game the market already expects to have some traffic. When a hitter is scoring in 8 straight and you are getting paid to back it, that is a rare combination.
Worth a look: Suzuki Over 0.5 Runs at +120.
Isaac Paredes Just Keeps Finding Hits
Isaac Paredes has been about as steady as a hit prop gets. He has recorded at least one hit in 25 of his last 30 games, including his last 8 in a row, and he faces Davis Martin with the White Sox at 7:40 PM ET. Paredes has been a tough at-bat all season, and the price reflects it at -186, but the floor here has been remarkably firm. This is the kind of quiet reliability that anchors a same-game parlay leg more than it headlines a ticket.
The lean is Paredes Over 0.5 Hits at -186.
Cowser Cannot Buy an RBI
For all the offense at the top, Colton Cowser has been kept off the RBI sheet in 21 of his last 22. The Orioles center fielder plays every day, so this is not a playing-time story, it is a run-production one, and he draws right-hander Grant Holmes with Baltimore hosting Atlanta at 7:05 PM ET. Cowser has an RBI in just 1 of those 22 games, and the Under 0.5 RBI is up to 14 in a row. The -225 asks for a real commitment, but the streak has been stubborn.
Worth a look: Cowser Under 0.5 RBI at -225.
Ernie Clement Rarely Drives Them In
If Cowser is cold, Ernie Clement is practically frozen in this category. The Blue Jays' contact man has stayed Under 0.5 RBI in 27 of his last 30, 7 in a row, and he has been kept off the board in every recent look against left-handers like Patrick Sandoval, who starts for Boston at 7:15 PM ET. Clement sprays singles and moves runners over, but he is not the one collecting the ribbies, and the profile has been consistent enough to price at -235.
Worth a look: Clement Under 0.5 RBI at -235.
Teoscar Hernandez Is Scoring at a Plus Price
Back to the run-scorers, and back to plus money. Teoscar Hernandez has crossed the plate in 12 of his last 15, and the Over 0.5 Runs still pays +134 with the Dodgers in New York to face Sean Manaea at 7:10 PM ET. Hernandez has been slotting into the middle of a lineup that keeps turning over, and the run-scoring form has held up whether he bats second or fourth.
The lean is Hernandez Over 0.5 Runs at +134.
Pasquantino Reaches Even Against the Aces
Vinnie Pasquantino has reached base with a hit in 14 of his last 16, and tonight he gets the toughest test of the bunch: Tarik Skubal, in Detroit at 6:40 PM ET. That is the honest tension here. The streak is real and the contact profile is strong, but Skubal has the best strikeout stuff on the board, so this one is a genuine matchup of a hot bat against an ace. If you trust the hitter over the arm, the Over 0.5 Hits is where you land at -149.
Worth a look: Pasquantino Over 0.5 Hits at -149.
Quick hits
- Royce Lewis has been held Under 0.5 RBI in 16 of his last 19, and he has been kept off the RBI sheet 6 straight.
- J.T. Realmuto keeps the bat hot: a hit in 8 in a row and 15 of his last 19.
- Need a second Phillie? Bryson Stott has singled his way to a hit in 16 of his last 20.
- Same story, one night later: Masyn Winn's Under 0.5 Runs is now 11 straight, and it has not blinked.
Hot bats and cold RBI streaks, all on the same board. For the game totals, run lines and first-inning trends behind these matchups, swing over to tonight's team trends board.
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