ZT breaks down his top player props to consider for Sunday Night Baseball’s matchup between the Texas Rangers and the Los Angeles Angels.
The final matchup from Major League Baseball this weekend is the series finale between the Texas Rangers and Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim. The Halos have claimed the first two games of the AL West showdown at home, and they will look to wrap up the sweep on Sunday. Let’s take a look at my top three best bets from the player prop market in this Sunday Night Baseball matchup.
The Angels are slight home favorites at -120, but the Rangers are getting 62% of the bets as of Sunday afternoon. The over/under is 8 runs, with 60% of bets coming in on the over.
For each Major League Baseball matchup, DraftKings Sportsbook has a wide variety of batter and pitcher props on the board, so let’s take a look at a few strong plays for Sunday night.
Gore will get the start for the Rangers after leaving his last start early with lat tightness. He has been very inconsistent this season, and he has struggled on the road, even though he has also shown the ability to dominate in some outings.
He left after only one inning in Denver in his last start, but he gave up seven hits, walks and earned runs in just that one frame. He has made six road starts this season and has a 6.84 ERA and 4.93 FIP in those outings with a 1.72 WHIP. In his 25 road innings, he has allowed 18 walks, 25 hits and 19 earned runs for 62 combined walks, hits and earned runs.
He has averaged 10.3 walks, hits and earned runs allowed in his six road outings, even including the game he left early. Before that shortened start, Gore dominated the Diamondbacks at home, but he has yet to translate that success to any of his road outings.
There’s some extra risk in this Rangers-Angels prop bet since the Angels’ offense had been struggling coming into the series, and Gore could leave early again. If he sticks around, though, the Angels could push him over this prop again after scoring 14 runs on seven walks and 21 hits for an average of 21 hits, walks and earned runs in those two contests.
Burger has been one of the Rangers’ hottest hitters, going 14-for-35 (.400) over his last 10 games and averaging 3.4 HRR (hits, runs and RBI) over that stretch.
He has a 50% hard-hit rate over that span and had 2+ HRR in six straight games before going 0-for-3 on Saturday. He’s hitting in the heart of the order for the Rangers and will look to get back on track on Sunday night against lefty Reid Detmers, who is 0-4 in his last six starts, allowing 24 runs on 34 hits in 32 1/3 innings.
Trout homered and had four HRR on Saturday after opening the series with four HRR on Friday by going 2-for-4 with a pair of runs scored. He has averaged 3.0 HRR over his last five games and is picking things back up after a slow stretch earlier this month.
This season has been a resurgent year for the former MVP overall, and he had 13 homers with a .392 wOBA despite a .239 batting average. He’s been making quality contact all season with a 49.2% hard-hit rate and 20.8% barrel rate. He’s hit lefties well with a .396 wOBA this season and brings lots of upside against Gore since the lefty has struggled so much on the road.
Adding in Trout’s HRR to the other two bets makes for a nice +650 SGP (Same Game Parlay) as you can see below. You can also check out my top home run props, which include a play from this contest as well, which can boost the odds even higher.
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