Angels vs Orioles MLB Player Prop Picks (Jun 13)

Fresh off a 6–5 win over the A’s, the Angels (33–34) visit Oriole Park to face the Orioles (27–40) tonight at 7:05 p.m. ET. Baltimore enters as favorites following a 10–1 rout of Detroit, while L.A. looks to extend a three-game winning streak and stay competitive in the AL West race.

• L.A. has won five of seven, averaging 5.2 runs per game in that span. Their offense remains led by power hitters like Taylor Ward and Nolan Schanuel.
• Baltimore’s 10–1 rout of Detroit showcased their potential when everything clicks. Still, the O’s rank among the worst in scoring overall.
• Starting Pitchers: Rookie RHP Jack Kochanowicz (3–7, 5.61 ERA) starts for L.A.; veteran RHP Charlie Morton (2–7, 6.59) toes the rubber for Baltimore.

Los Angeles Angels Player Prop Pick: Jack Kochanowicz

The Angels have turned midseason slumps into momentum, now riding a three-game win streak. They post a modest .404 slugging and 4.3 runs per game average. Jack Kochanowicz is a wildcard—he held the Orioles to one run over 5⅔ innings in his lone career start against them, but has allowed 11 homers in 67 ⅓ innings overall.

• Past Performance: fanned 4 in 5⅔ innings during his only previous outing vs. Baltimore.
• Swing-and-Miss Stuff: Despite ERA struggles, he averages 6.4 K/9 thanks to a heavy fastball-slider combo.
• High Strikeout Matchup: Orioles rank in MLB’s top 10 in strikeout rate, playing right into Kochanowicz’s strengths.

Baltimore Orioles Player Prop Pick: Charlie Morton

Baltimore has endured a rocky season but rebounded with a big offensive outburst against Detroit. Garrett’s offense still struggles overall, but Rutschman and Mullins provide power potential. Charlie Morton, though gassed recently (4 runs in 2⅓ IP last start), has a solid career record vs. L.A. (5–2, 3.60 ERA).

• Recent Trends: Gave up 6 hits in just 2⅓ innings last start and has allowed 6+ hits in 4 of his past 5 outings.
• Angels’ Contact Power: L.A. ranks 17th in OPS and averages 9.3 hits per game—dangerous against a struggling pitcher.
• Control Risks: Morton’s recent walk issues (4 walks in last outing) raise the chance of high hit totals.