Tigers vs Orioles MLB Player Prop Picks (Jun 12)

Tonight’s matchup begins at 6:35 p.m. ET at Oriole Park. The Tigers (44–25) bring ace Tarik Skubal to the mound aiming to bounce back from a 10–1 loss to Baltimore, while the Orioles (27–39) look to keep building off last night’s standout performance.

• Detroit leads the AL Central and has gone 9-4 in Skubal’s starts, as their rotation remains elite.
• Baltimore thumped Detroit 10–1 on Wednesday, but remains one of the weaker offenses in MLB.
• Skubal brings a 2.16 ERA and 0.82 WHIP vs. Orioles’ Dean Kremer (5.03 ERA), who struggled in his last outing against Detroit.

Detroit Tigers Player Prop Pick: Tarik Skubal

Detroit is relying on Skubal to regain postseason momentum. Fresh off a 2.16 ERA, he’s racked up strikeouts (11 K/9) and dominates left-handed lineups—a perfect matchup vs. Baltimore. Offensively, the Tigers maintain consistent run production thanks to bats like Riley Greene, though their recent high-scoring affair masks depth inconsistencies.

• Cy Young Form: Skubal consistently delivers deep starts—into the 6th and 7th innings—going 17.5+ outs in recent outings.
• Strikeout Power: Averaging 11 K/9, Skubal is projected to rack up outs with whiffs against Baltimore’s weak lineup.
• Late-Inning Reliability: His last three starts resulted in multiple 6th-inning exits or beyond—this one looks similar.

Baltimore Orioles Player Prop Pick: Dean Kremer

The Orioles remain one of the league’s weakest offenses, posting one of the lowest on-base percentages. They lean on young talent and the occasional fluke big inning. Dean Kremer’s inconsistency and weak command make him vulnerable, especially against Detroit’s strength. Baltimore’s hope lies in spark plays and capitalizing on mistakes—but consistent offense has eluded them.

• Track Record: Kremer has allowed 6+ hits in each of his last five starts, including four or more in his previous matchup vs. Detroit.
• Lineup Questionable: The Tigers rank in MLB’s top 12 in batting average and hits—dangerous versus Kremer.
• Command Issues: With a 4.98 ERA and 1.41 WHIP, Kremer’s control problems are well-documented, making him prone to contact and hits.