Astros vs Red Sox Game 4 Pitcher and Hitter Props Including Home Runs and Pitcher Strikeouts

• The Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros square off in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series on Sunday at Fenway Park
• Sportsbooks are offering a long list of player props on this game
• Check out all the best pitcher and hitter props that are offered for wagering, below

The Boston Red Sox can take a 3-1 stranglehold over the Houston Astros in the American League Championship Series with a victory in Game 4.

The next game in this best-of-seven series gets underway on Tuesday at Fenway Park at 8:08 pm ET. The broadcast is being carried by FOX Sports.

Sportsbooks are offering a robust list of player props on this game. These are including over/under strikeouts, hits, home runs, and RBI.

The table below outlines the best hitter and pitcher props available for Game 4 of the Astros-Red Sox ALCS.

Astros vs Red Sox ALCS Game 4 Pitcher and Hitter Props

Odds as of October 19th at DraftKings

Plenty of Value In Pitcher Strikeouts

The strikeout totals set for both starting pitchers in Game 4 – right-handers Nick Pivetta of the Red Sox and Zack Greinke of the Astros – look to be set too low. Greinke is at 2.5 strikeouts, while Pivetta’s total is established at 3.5 strikeouts. Both pitchers have successfully exceeded those totals in the vast majority of their starts during the 2021 season.

Zack Greinke is Houston's Game 4 starter. When he takes the mound Tuesday, it will have been one month since his last start. @MLBNetwork

— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) October 19, 2021

Veteran Greinke has collected three or more strikeouts in each of his past four starts but just four of the last seven. However, during 31 starts during the 2021 season, Greinke fanned at least three batters in 26 of them. On the other hand, in Greinke’s June 10 start at Fenway Park, he lasted just four innings and struck out two.

Pivetta has struck out 11 over two postseason starts, with at least four batters mowed down in each game. He’s topped four strikeouts in four straight starts and seven of the last eight. Over the season, he’s exceeded the 3.5 strikeout total in 24 of 32 starting appearances.

Nick Pivetta is feeling it! pic.twitter.com/TXDfzNbQ3Z

— MLB (@MLB) October 11, 2021

At Fenway Park, Pivetta has fanned four or more hitters in 13 of 16 starts this season. He struck out nine Astros when he faced Houston on June 2.

The Over looks to be the play for both pitchers.

Pick: Zack Greinke over 2.5 strikeouts (+140); Nick Pivetta over 3.5 strikeouts (-145)

Red Sox a Hitting Machine

Boston batters are absolutely crushing it during the postseason. The Red Sox have slugged 20 home runs in eight games.

Centerfielder Enrique Hernandez is pacing that assault. He’s batting .500 (9-for-18) with five home runs. Hernandez has also fared well when it comes to packing a power punch against Greinke over his career.

Enrique Hernandez cannot stop hitting.

.516 AVG and 1.129 SLG this Postseason 🔥🔥🔥#DirtyWater | #Postseason pic.twitter.com/zgTPRKQh2a

— Inside Edge (@IE_MLB) October 16, 2021

Although the Boston outfielder is batting just .231 (3-for-13) against the Houston right-hander, two of those three hits are homers. And Hernandez has driven in six runs.

J.D. Martinez has 30 RBI in 27 Postseason games.

The only other player with 30+ RBI in their first 30 career Postseason games is Lou Gehrig.

— J.P. Long (@SoxNotes) October 19, 2021

Likewise, ex-Astro JD Martinez has also worn out Greinke over the years. The Boston designated hitter is batting .278 (5-for-18) when facing the Houston righty. That includes two homers and four RBI.

In smaller sample sizes, shortstop Xander Bogaerts (1-2) and third baseman Rafael Devers (1-for-2) are batting .500 and catcher Christian Vazquez (2-for-2, 2 RBI) is hitting 1.000.

Pick: Enrique Hernandez +0.5 home runs (+450); JD Martinez +0.5 hits (-225)