MLB All‑Star Game Player Prop Picks (Jul 15)

The American League faces the National League in the 2025 MLB All‑Star Game at Truist Park in Atlanta (8 PM ET on FOX). The AL sends Tarik Skubal to the mound, while the NL counters with Paul Skenes. After dominating recent years (AL winning 10 of last 11), the series edge and early pitching matchup set this up as a tight, low-score tilt. Here’s a sharp look at two props—one from each league:

• Starting pitchers Skubal (AL) and Skenes (NL) both bring elite strikeout stuff and are expected to work limited innings, making early-game totals especially volatile.
• AL has dominated historically, winning 22 of last 27 and 10 of last 11 All-Star Games.
• Total runs expectation is low: most sources open at 7.0, with Over 7 runs being the lean.

American League Player Prop: Tarik Skubal

Skubal has been outstanding this season: 10–3 record, 2.23 ERA, and exceptional K-rate and WHIP, making him a strong strikeout candidate—even over a short outing.

• Elite command and swing-and-miss offerings, highlighted by a 2.23 ERA and dominant peripherals.
• In a limited-inning All-Star role, he’s still being used aggressively.
• Excellent matchup against top-tier hitters likely seeing limited plate appearances.

National League Player Prop: Ronald Acuña Jr.

Acuña is one of the NL’s most dynamic players, and with limited innings but quality lineup depth, he’s a great value to cross the plate.

• Batting near .323 this season with a keen combination of contact, power, and speed.
• Chances to reach base are strong—even in a limited slot—setting up run-scoring potential.
• Matchup with strong offensive depth around him increases RBI and scoring opportunities.