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MLB Props

Monday, June 15, 2026 ET

MLB player props for Monday, June 15, 2026 ET, ranked by how confident we are they'll hit. Confidence comes from recent hit rates — how often a player has gone over or under a line in their last 5 to 10 games.

Top props by confidence(7)

Ty France1BSD @ STL
Under 1.5SinglesHigh
10/10 L10-900 @ theScore BetUpdated 5m ago
Rodolfo DuranBSD @ STL
Under 1.5SinglesHigh
10/10 L10-1800 @ theScore BetUpdated 5m ago
Manny Machado3BSD @ STL
Under 1.5SinglesHigh
10/10 L10-900 @ theScore BetUpdated 5m ago
Gavin Sheets1BSD @ STL
Under 1.5SinglesHigh
10/10 L10-1400 @ theScore BetUpdated 5m ago
Alec BurlesonBSD @ STL
Under 1.5SinglesHigh
10/10 L10-750 @ theScore BetUpdated 5m ago
Xander BogaertsSSSD @ STL
Under 1.5SinglesHigh
10/10 L10-750 @ theScore BetUpdated 5m ago
Alec BurlesonBSD @ STL
1+Total BasesHigh
10/10 L10-250 @ theScore BetUpdated 5m ago

What stands out

7 high-confidence props on this slate.

Get exact confidence scores, EV%, all sportsbook odds, and full trend charts for every prop.

Frequently asked questions

How are MLB props ranked on this page?

Every prop is ranked by confidence, which comes from how consistently a player has hit a line in recent MLB games. A player who's gone over their points line in 9 of the last 10 games gets a higher confidence rating than someone at 5 of 10. We also factor in streaks and matchup context.

What do hit rates like "8/10 L10" mean?

"8/10 L10" means the prop hit in 8 of the player's last 10 MLB games. L5 is last 5 games. The higher the hit rate over a larger sample, the more reliable the trend. WagerLens tracks hit rates across 1, 3, 5, 7, and 10-game windows.

What happens to this page after MLB games on Monday, June 15, 2026 ET finish?

Once games wrap up, this page updates to show results. Each prop gets a Hit or Miss tag based on the actual stat line. You can browse past dates to see how MLB props performed and spot which markets hit most often.