Nationals vs Padres MLB Player Prop Picks (Jun 25)

The Washington Nationals (33–47) and San Diego Padres (43–36) wrap up their three-game series tonight. First pitch is scheduled for 4:10 p.m. ET. Washington looks to build on their comeback win in Game 2, while San Diego seeks to close the series strong with rookie Ryan Bergert on the mound.

• Washington edged out a 10–8 win in Game 2 behind late offensive rallies from CJ Abrams and James Wood.
• Nationals send veteran Trevor Williams (3–8, 5.54 ERA, 1.45 WHIP) to the mound; Padres counter with Ryan Bergert (1–0, 1.88 ERA, 19 K in 24 IP).
• The total is set around 8.5 runs, trending toward moderate scoring based on bullpen depth and matchup.

Washington Nationals Player Prop Pick: Trevor Williams

Monday’s offensive breakout highlighted Abrams and Wood in key roles. Despite Williams’ struggles, the bullpen has stabilized. The lineup will need to continue its consistent approach to support tonight’s veteran starter.

• Allowed 4+ earned runs in 8 of 15 starts this season, with a 1.45 WHIP.
• Petco’s park-friendly environment and a balanced Padres lineup increase risk.
• Early offense from San Diego could spell trouble before Williams exits.

San Diego Padres Player Prop Pick: Ryan Bergert

San Diego’s rotation is anchored by strong depth and controlled by Bergert’s rookie emergence. The bullpen is solid, and the offense maintains power-contact balance. They seek to bounce back at home after split so far.

• Averaging 7.6 K/9 with 19 strikeouts in 24 innings.
• Nationals rank in MLB’s top 10 in team strikeout rate.
• He’s set for another deep outing where 6+ Ks are well within reach.