Connor Prielipp over 4.5 strikeoutsL
Sep 23, 2026 ET · Odds at publication 1.5900
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Season K/9 of 9.35 (125 K in 120.1 IP) is strong. Most recent start: 8 K in 7 IP vs Angels. SF lineup is among the weakest contact groups in the NL — .247 team AVG, .713 team OPS — with multiple automatic strikeout candidates (Whitcomb .179, Mayer .215, Koss .232). Oracle Park runs factor 0.93 suppresses balls in play, pushing batters toward strikeouts. Risk: Sep 12 start produced only 1 K in 5.1 IP, showing high-variance floor.
Connor Prielipp over 5.5 strikeoutsW
Sep 18, 2026 ET · Odds at publication 2.0200
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Prielipp's 2026 K/9 sits at 9.29 over 113.1 IP. The Angels are 16-30 vs LHP — the worst platoon split in the data — with a lineup-wide .679 OPS and a projected 85 wRC+ vs RHP that craters further against southpaws. His last 3 starts produced 1, 5, and 5 Ks; the 1K outing came against Cleveland (a better offensive unit than LAA). On extended 6-day rest and facing a lineup with no career BvP data against him, the Angels have no familiarity edge. At +102 this is genuine value: season K rate supports 6+ Ks, and the Angels' contact profile vs LHP is the weakest in the dataset.
Connor Prielipp over 5.5 strikeoutsL
Aug 26, 2026 ET · Odds at publication 1.9300
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Prielipp's 2026 K/9 sits at 9.73 (101 K in 93.2 IP). Last 3 starts: 7K, 6K, 7K — all clearing 5.5. Athletics are 16-33 vs LHP this season, the worst split on the slate, giving Prielipp a structural edge in the matchup. His only prior outing vs ATH (Jul 26) produced 5K in 5.2 IP — the one reason this isn't HIGH — but that was a shorter outing. At -108 the line is nearly a coin flip and his recent strikeout volume strongly favors the over.
