Player Prop Results for October 27, 2026: Graded Wins and Losses

We went 370-420 on October 27, 2026, across 790 graded player props. That’s a losing day. Here’s the full breakdown of how LineCrush’s picks performed, what hit, and where we missed.

By the Numbers

• NHL: 233-242
• NBA: 117-130
• MLB: 20-48

Biggest Wins

• Domantas Sabonis — Rebounds Over: WIN, actual 14.0. Our analysis pointed to Sabonis controlling the glass, and he cleared the threshold with room to spare at 14 boards. The Over landed without late sweat.
• John Collins — Rebounds Over 6.50: WIN, actual 9.0. Collins got to nine rebounds, pushing this Over comfortably past 6.5. The edge showed up early and held throughout.
• Damian Lillard — Threes Over 3.50: WIN, actual 4.0. We needed four, and Lillard delivered exactly four from deep. This was a clean Over with no hook drama.
• Karl-Anthony Towns — Rebounds Over: WIN, actual 20.0. Towns dominated the glass, finishing with 20 rebounds. When he gets to 20, the Over isn’t just a hit—it’s decisive.
• Collin Sexton — Points Under: WIN, actual 9.0. Sexton stayed under the target with nine points. Our analysis leaned Under, and the game flow aligned with that view.

Where We Missed

• Griffin Jax — Pitcher Outs Under 10.50: LOSS, actual 12.0. We targeted the Under on outs, but Jax recorded 12, clearing the number and handing us a loss.
• Frank Nazar — Shots On Goal Under 1.50: LOSS, actual 2.0. We needed Nazar at one shot or fewer; he finished with two shots on goal. That’s an outright miss.
• Precious Achiuwa — Rebounds Over: LOSS, actual 1.0. We were on the Over, and this result wasn’t close. Achiuwa ended with just one rebound, well short of what we needed.
• Mitchell Robinson — Points Under: LOSS, actual 7.0. We called for the Under, but Robinson got to seven points, pushing this pick to a loss.
• Zach LaVine — Steals Over 1.50: LOSS, actual 0.0. We needed two steals; LaVine finished with none. This one never threatened.

What this means for yesterday: it was a tough slate, and the record shows it. The NHL volume drove most of the action with a near-even split but still sub-.500, the NBA trailed slightly behind .500, and MLB was our weakest sector on the day. Even on a down day, there were standout reads—Towns’ 20 rebounds, Sabonis clearing comfortably, and Lillard landing right on four threes—but our losses are part of the full picture, and we’re not hiding from them.

We post and grade every pick publicly, win or lose. You can verify each of the 790 graded props from October 27 on LineCrush—every result, every number, exactly as it happened. Our analysis will keep adjusting to the market and what players and coaches are saying, and you’ll always see the results here, unvarnished.

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