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

Yesterday’s picks finished at 310-382 on September 02, 2026 — that’s 692 graded player props, with more losses than wins. All of them are in MLB, and we’re stating it plainly: we were 310 winners against 382 losers.

LineCrush’s models grade every pick publicly, and the record above reflects every result from the slate.

By the Numbers

• MLB: 310-382 (all 692 graded player props)

Biggest Wins

• Jake Bauers — Batter Total Bases Under: WIN, actual 0.0. Our analysis targeted a limited bases outcome, and Bauers finished without a total base, cashing the under cleanly.
• Bryce Miller — Pitcher Outs Under 15.50: WIN, actual 14.0. Miller didn’t reach the sixth-inning threshold implied by the 15.5 line; staying at 14 outs brought this under home.
• Fernando Tatis Jr. — Batter Hits Runs RBIs Over: WIN, actual 4.0. The combined production clicked as Tatis posted 4 across hits, runs, and RBIs, clearing the over.
• Brice Turang — Batter Total Bases Under 1.50: WIN, actual 0.0. Zero total bases is as decisive as it gets on an under 1.5; this one never sweated.
• David Peterson — Pitcher Outs Under 15.50: WIN, actual 11.0. Peterson was kept short of the five-plus innings needed to threaten the number, landing comfortably under at 11 outs.

Where We Missed

• Ian Happ — Batter Hits Under 0.50: LOSS, actual 1.0. We needed Happ to be held hitless; he recorded a hit, and the under loses on the first knock.
• Teoscar Hernandez — Batter Hits Under 0.50: LOSS, actual 3.0. This was nowhere close. With three hits, the under was dead early.
• Vladimir Guerrero Jr. — Batter Total Bases Under 1.50: LOSS, actual 7.0. Guerrero surged past the number; seven total bases turned this under into a clear miss.
• Elly De La Cruz — Batter Total Bases Under 1.50: LOSS, actual 2.0. The 1.5 threshold was exceeded; two total bases is enough to beat that under.
• Nico Hoerner — Batter Stolen Bases Over 0.50: LOSS, actual 0.0. We needed a bag; we didn’t get one. Zero steals makes this over a straight loss.

What it means

• The day was volume-heavy and MLB-only, and the bottom line shows it: 310-382. Even with several sharp calls on unders for total bases and pitcher outs, the notable losses above highlight where key outcomes went the other way — especially on binary hitter props like Hits Under 0.5 and a steals over that didn’t materialize.
• The standout wins were anchored by unders that never drifted into danger (Bauers 0.0 TB, Turang 0.0 TB, Peterson 11 outs, Miller 14 outs), plus a clean over from Tatis Jr. at 4.0. Conversely, our most decisive miss was Guerrero Jr. clearing the bases number with room to spare at 7.0, while Hernandez’s three hits broke the 0.5 under immediately.

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