Player Prop Results for September 08, 2026: Graded Wins and Losses

Yesterday’s player props finished 388-431 on September 08, 2026, across 819 graded bets. That’s 388 wins and 431 losses, all in MLB. LineCrush’s models publish every result, and we’re stating it plainly: we were under .500 on a heavy-volume slate.

Overall: 388-431 (819 graded player props)

By the Numbers

• MLB: 388-431

Biggest Wins

• Munetaka Murakami — Batter Total Bases Under: WIN, actual 0.0. Our analysis flagged a lower-impact spot for Murakami, and he finished without a total base, clearing the Under comfortably.
• Corbin Burnes — Pitcher Outs Under 11.50: WIN, actual 9.0. Burnes never threatened the 12-out mark, landing three full outs below the line for a clean Under.
• Ian Happ — Batter Total Bases Under: WIN, actual 0.0. Happ ended with no total bases, matching the Murakami result and validating the Under read on his matchup.
• Freddy Peralta — Pitcher Outs Over: WIN, actual 18.0. Peralta got through six full innings (18 outs), delivering the volume needed to cash the Over on outs.
• Joey Ortiz — Batter Hits Over 0.50: WIN, actual 1.0. Ortiz recorded exactly one hit, which is all that was required to get the Over home.

Where We Missed

• Tommy Edman — Batter Singles Over: LOSS, actual 0.0. The bet needed a single; Edman didn’t register any, and the Over never materialized.
• Jacob Misiorowski — Pitcher Outs Under 17.50: LOSS, actual 19.0. Misiorowski worked deeper than the Under needed, reaching 19 outs and pushing this one past the threshold.
• Austin Riley — Batter Total Bases Under: LOSS, actual 1.0. Riley’s single total base was enough to beat the Under, and this one closed on the wrong side of the margin.
• Tarik Skubal — Pitcher Outs Under 17.50: LOSS, actual 22.0. Skubal went well past the mark, finishing at 22 outs and decisively busting the Under.
• Cam Schlittler — Pitcher Outs Under: LOSS, actual 21.0. Schlittler’s workload outpaced the Under, with 21 outs putting this bet away against us.

Context and Takeaways

• Volume and variance were front and center with 819 graded MLB props. The record reflects that: 388 wins, 431 losses.
• The outs markets showed both sides of the coin. We hit clear Unders like Burnes at 11.50 (finished at 9.0) and a solid Over with Peralta at 18.0 outs. But we were on the wrong side with Skubal (22.0 outs vs Under 17.50) and Misiorowski (19.0 vs Under 17.50), as well as Schlittler at 21.0.
• Batter total bases unders were a mixed bag: Murakami and Happ both landed at 0.0 for strong wins, while Riley’s 1.0 total base was just enough to flip an Under into a loss.
• Singles and hits props split similarly: Joey Ortiz cleared his Over 0.50 with 1.0 hit, while Tommy Edman’s singles Over came up empty at 0.0.

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