One of the most overlooked games on the July 10 MLB card is shaping up to produce some of the top picks.
Wednesday’s matchup between the Boston Red Sox and the Oakland Athletics has garnered significant attention, specifically in terms of MLB player prop bets. Our PRO Projections have identified valuable edges on three prop picks for tonight’s game at Fenway Park at 7:10 p.m. ET.
PRO Projections are designed to provide an in-depth, data-driven analysis of player performances and match these to the betting market odds. This methodical approach allows us to identify discrepancies and inefficiencies in props and other markets.
Utilizing statistical models and historical data, our projections forecast player outcomes with a high level of precision. These three picks stand out for July 10.
Red Sox vs Athletics MLB Picks, Props
Rafael Devers (BOS) Over 0.5 RBI (+125)
Devers to drive in a run is one of the best RBI bets from our PRO Projections tonight.
With a projection of 0.88 RBIs against the A’s, Devers presents clear value at +125 odds (DraftKings), suggesting a solid 14.1% edge.
This favorable projection is underpinned by Devers’ recent red-hot streak, enhancing his likelihood of driving in runs behind other table-setting Red Sox hitters.
Masataka Yoshida (BOS) Over 0.5 RBI (+210)
Yoshida’s an underrated bet tonight. His projected RBI mark stands at 0.6, which provides a substantial edge of 12.9% when compared to favorable odds of +210 at BetMGM.
Playing at Fenway Park often amplifies Yoshida’s offensive production, and his recent performance against right-handed pitching bodes well for this matchup.
JP Sears (OAK) Under 5.5 Strikeouts (-157)
Advanced models are low on Sears, predicting the right-hander for only 4.32 strikeouts. It offers a juicy edge of 12.2% against the current line set at 5.5 at -157 juice from BetMGM.
Sears faces a Red Sox lineup seeing the ball well, posting double-digit runs in two of the last three.
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