Player Prop Results for August 02, 2026: Graded Wins and Losses

We went 312-379 on August 02, 2026 across 691 graded player props. That’s a losing day, and we’re stating it plainly: more losses than wins overall, with MLB and WNBA both net-negative for the slate.

LineCrush’s models grade every pick publicly. Here’s exactly how yesterday shook out.

— By the Numbers —

• MLB: 247-304
• WNBA: 65-75

Biggest Wins

• Luis Arraez (MLB) — Batter Hits Under: WIN, actual 0.0. Our analysis had him projected to come up short on base hits, and he finished with none, cashing the under cleanly.
• Willson Contreras (MLB) — Batter Runs Scored Under: WIN, actual 0.0. No runs across his appearance meant the under cleared without sweat.
• Corbin Carroll (MLB) — Batter Total Bases Under: WIN, actual 0.0. Carroll was held off the bases entirely, validating the under call.
• Daulton Varsho (MLB) — Batter Total Bases Under: WIN, actual 0.0. Another zero-total-bases result that lined up with the under.
• Gavin Williams (MLB) — Pitcher Strikeouts Over: WIN, actual 10.0. A standout on the pitching side, Williams reached double-digit strikeouts to push the over across the line.

Where We Missed

• Mike Trout (MLB) — Batter Total Bases Under: LOSS, actual 1.0. We were on the under for his total bases, and he reached 1.0, which beat the call.
• Luis Rengifo (MLB) — Batter Hits Runs RBIs Over 1.50: LOSS, actual 1.0. We needed more combined production; he finished at 1.0 and came up short of the over.
• Jarren Duran (MLB) — Batter Total Bases Under: LOSS, actual 4.0. This one missed decisively with Duran getting to 4.0 total bases against the under.
• Andy Pages (MLB) — Batter Runs Scored Over 0.50: LOSS, actual 0.0. We were on him to score at least one run; he didn’t, so the over did not get there.
• Aliyah Boston (WNBA) — Threes Over 1.50: LOSS, actual 1.0. The look was for two or more threes; she hit one, leaving the over short.

What this means for August 02, 2026: the day’s profile skewed toward unders cashing in select MLB batter spots—particularly where hitters were held to zero impact—while a marquee pitching over (Gavin Williams) delivered with 10.0 strikeouts. However, the aggregate tally reflects that we were on the wrong side more often than not, with both MLB (247-304) and WNBA (65-75) finishing under water.

A few takeaways from the highlights:

• When our unders on batter counting stats connected, they tended to clear emphatically (Arraez, Carroll, Varsho at 0.0; Contreras runs at 0.0).
• The misses were a mix of thin margins (Trout 1.0 TBs over an under, Rengifo stuck at 1.0 vs 1.50) and clear wrong sides (Duran’s 4.0 TBs).
• The WNBA note on Aliyah Boston underscores how half-point and whole-number ladders matter: needing 2+ threes, she landed at 1.0, a straightforward miss.

We’ll keep grading every pick the same way—openly and in full view. Every selection from August 02, 2026, win or lose, is posted on LineCrush with its final result, so you can audit our performance anytime.

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