Marlins vs Giants MLB Player Prop Picks (Jun 24)

The Marlins (31–45) visit the Giants (44–34) in San Francisco looking to continue a silver lining after taking two of three from Atlanta. The Giants, playing at home, have won three of their last four and aim to bounce back after a dominant series win against Boston. Expect a pitchers’ duel with the total set around 8 runs. First pitch is 9:45 p.m. ET at Oracle Park.

• Miami’s Cal Quantrill (3–7, 5.68 ERA, 48 K) faces San Francisco’s Justin Verlander (0–4, 4.61 ERA, 47 K); both recent starts featured 4–6 innings with mid-range production.
• The Giants have gone 22–13 at home this season and have recorded at least eight hits in 22 of those games.
• Marlins are sixth in NL in batting average (.251) but rank low in power (66 HR) and slugging (.314 SLG).

Miami Marlins Player Prop Pick: Cal Quantrill

Miami has gone 6–4 in its last ten games, relying on contact and situational hitting. Their pitching has improved though Quantrill’s high ERA balances out the offense. The team remains a bottom-tier slugging threat but shows rhythm at the plate.

• Quantrill averages 7.6 K/9, with 48 Ks in 14 starts and upside in longer outings.
• The Giants have recorded a league-leading contact rate and lack elite strikeout suppression.
• A decent outing should yield six or more punchouts for Quantrill.

San Francisco Giants Player Prop Pick: Justin Verlander

San Francisco is seeking stability after winning three of four. Verlander returns off the IL and hopes to right the ship, backed by a reliable bullpen highlighted by Camilo Doval. Casey Schmitt leads the offense after a four-hit game.

• Verlander has averaged about four strikeouts per game over his last four starts despite strong K/9 rates.
• The Marlins strike out at a below-average rate in the NL, offering fewer whiff opportunities.
• He’s projecting a controlled outing with 5+ innings but limited punchouts.