Rangers vs Orioles MLB Player Prop Picks (Jun 23)

The Rangers (38–40) travel to face the Orioles (33–44) in the final game of a three-game set. With the series tied 1–1, this rubber match features a pair of left-handed starters and betting lines favoring the Orioles slightly. The total is set at 9.5 runs in what projects to be a balanced pitching duel.

• The Rangers claimed Game 1 with timely hitting but dropped Game 2 as Baltimore’s bullpen dominated late.
• Probable starters: Patrick Corbin (4–6, 3.91 ERA, 53 K) for Texas, and Trevor Rogers (0–0, 3.12 ERA, 8 K in limited innings) for Baltimore.
• Texas is 18–22 on the road; Baltimore 16–19 at home, both trying to find midseason footing.

Texas Rangers Player Prop Pick: Patrick Corbin

Texas features a potent lineup led by Adolis García and rookie Wyatt Langford, but has struggled for consistency. Their rotation is dependable, posting a 3.20 team ERA and a solid strikeout-to-walk ratio. However, offensive droughts continue to hinder close games.

• Corbin averages just 6.7 K/9 and has not cleared six strikeouts in five of his last six starts.
• Baltimore’s lineup tends to put balls in play rather than chase pitches.
• He relies more on contact than swings and misses, lowering his strikeout ceiling.

Baltimore Orioles Player Prop Pick: Trevor Rogers

Baltimore is still fighting to stay in contention, relying on arms and timely power hitting. Gunnar Henderson and Ryan O’Hearn provide the primary offensive sparks. Rogers has shown flashes of promise but is still being stretched out, making bullpen support critical.

• Rogers has allowed just three earned runs across two starts (3.12 ERA).
• Texas hasn’t exceeded five runs in any of its last five games.
• He’s unlikely to pitch deep into the game, limiting his exposure to blowups.