Strikeout Props Today: Tuesday, September 29
Every starting pitcher on today's MLB board with a strikeout line, sorted by DiamondEdge rating. Each card shows how often the pitcher cleared the line in recent starts and how many starts that is.
Strikeouts come from three things: the pitcher's , the lineup's own strikeout rate, and the (how many batters the pitcher faces). A short outing caps the total no matter how sharp the stuff is. Read more in the strikeout props guide.
Today's pitcher strikeout research
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Frequently asked questions
Where do these strikeout lines come from?
Each line is a DiamondEdge line set from the pitcher's own recent game log. It is not a sportsbook line and carries no odds or price, so your book's number may be different.
When do strikeout props post?
Pitcher props post once probable starters are announced, usually the day before or the morning of the game. A card shows Starter confirmed or Probable starter so you can see which is which.
How much should I trust a hit rate like 4 of 5?
Not much on its own. Five starts is a small sample, and strikeouts also depend on how long the pitcher stays in and on the lineup they face. Read the hit rate with the sample size, the opponent's strikeout rate and the pitcher's recent pitch counts.
Are these picks?
They are research cards, not promises. Good research still misses often. DiamondEdge publishes every graded result, misses included, on the Results page.
Research only, 21+. DiamondEdge is a research platform, not a sportsbook, and nothing here promises a result. DiamondEdge lines are set from each player's own data, not a sportsbook's line. If gambling stops being fun, call 1-800-GAMBLER.