Astros vs Braves Best Hitter and Pitcher Props for World Series Game 4
- The Atlanta Braves and Houston Astros square off in Game 4 of the World Series on Saturday, October 30 at Truist 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
It’s advantage Atlanta in the World Series. The National League champion Braves capitalized on home-field advantage to pull ahead 2-1 over the American League champion Houston Astros.
The next two games are also in Atlanta. First pitch for Game 4 in this best-of-seven series at Truist Park is set for 8:09 pm ET on Saturday, October 30. The broadcast is being carried by FOX Sports.
Sportsbooks are offering a wealth of player props on this game. These are including over/under strikeouts, hits, home runs, and RBI.
Braves vs Astros Game 4 Hitter Props
| Player | Home Run | Hits | RBI | Pitcher Strikeouts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alex Bregman (HOU) | 0.5 (+450o/-750u) | 0.5 (-280o/+200u) | 0.5 (+165o/-220u) | N/A |
| Carlos Correa (HOU) | 0.5 (+400o/-650u) | 0.5 (-250o/+180u) | 0.5 (+160o/-215u) | N/A |
| Austin Riley (ATL) | 0.5 (+275o/-400u) | 0.5 (-285o/+205u) | 0.5 (+150o/-205u) | N/A |
| Freddie Freeman (ATL) | 0.5 (+350o/-550u) | 1.5 (+180o/-250u) | 0.5 (+130o/-170u) | N/A |
| Jose Altuve (HOU) | 0.5 (+360o/-600u) | 1.5 (+160o/-215u) | 0.5 (+180o/-250u) | N/A |
| Michael Brantley (HOU) | 0.5 (+750o/-2000u) | 1.5 (+165o/-220u) | 0.5 (+230o/-330u) | N/A |
| Ozzie Albies (ATL) | 0.5 (+360o/-600u) | 0.5 (-250o/+180u) | 0.5 (+160o/-215u) | N/A |
| Eddie Rosario (ATL) | 0.5 (+300o/-450u) | 1.5 (+165o/-220u) | 0.5 (+165o/-220u) | N/A |
| Yordan Alvarez (HOU) | 0.5 (+330o/-525u) | 0.5 (-250o/+180u) | 0.5 (+140o/-190u) | N/A |
| Kyle Tucker (HOU) | 0.5 (+330o/-525u) | 0.5 (-280o/+200u) | 0.5 (+140o/-190u) | N/A |
| Adam Duvall (ATL) | 0.5 (+275o/-400u) | 0.5 (-165o/+125u) | 0.5 (+165o/-220u) | N/A |
| Jorge Soler (ATL) | 0.5 (+300o/-450u) | 0.5 (-220o/+165u) | 0.5 (+160o/-215u) | N/A |
Odds as of October 30th at DraftKings.
Braves’ Best Bets Against Astros’ Greinke
It’s been a dreadful postseason for veteran right-hander Zack Greinke, Houston’s Game 4 starter. The one time American League Cy Young winner is sporting a 7.71 postseason ERA.
He hasn’t figured in the decision in either of his two playoff appearance. Greinke lasted just 1.1 innings during his only previous start of the 2021 MLB postseason.
The veteran Greinke is also a rarity thus far in this World Series in that he does show a past history against many of the Braves hitters. And a few of them show decent numbers when digging in to face Greinke.
Say it with us…
🗣️ EDDIE! EDDIE! EDDIE!@EddieRosario09 | #BattleATL pic.twitter.com/IeZkuePbss
— Atlanta Braves (@Braves) October 24, 2021
Outfielder Eddie Rosario is batting .400 (2-for-5) against Greinke. Those totals are including a solo home run. Outfielder Jorge Soler is smacking the ball at a .333 clip (3-for-9) when facing Greinke. Soler has also driven in a pair of runs.
Outfielder Adam Duvall is also knocking the baseball at a .333 clip (2-for-6) when the opposing pitcher is Greinke.
The Braves are planning to go with an opener to start Game 4. Atlanta manager Brian Snitker hasn’t indicated who that will be.
Pick: Eddie Rosario +1.5 hits (+165); Jorge Soler +0.5 RBI (+160).
Braves Carrying World Series Hot Hand
Seeking to decipher a difference in the World Series so far, look no further than the respective batting averages. Atlanta is actually hitting a tick better in the World Series (.245) than during the regular season (.244).
Houston, on the other hand, is slumping badly at the plate. The Astros, who were no-hit for the first seven of Game 3, are batting a collective .198 through three games. That’s a far cry from the MLB-best .267 the Astros hit as a team during regular-season play.
Brian Snitker on Michael Brantley: “That guy is crazy. It’s amazing to see how good he is and the professional hitter he is..how consistent he is & how he plays the game…The at-bats are crazy, how deep he lets the ball get. He's a total player. I'm a big fan.” pic.twitter.com/0oG1KOOEvl
— Mark Berman (@MarkBermanFox26) October 28, 2021
Some of the cornerstones of the Houston offense are struggling. Shortstop Carlos Correa is batting .100 (1-for-10). Third baseman Alex Bregman is hitting .111 (1-for-9). Second baseman Jose Altuve is batting .154 (2-for-13), although he has accounted for the only home run hit by the Astros during the series.
Hot bats for Houston belong to outfielder Michael Brantley (.385, 5-for-13, 1 RBI) and catcher Kyle Tucker (.273, 3-for-11).
For the Braves, both Soler and first baseman Freddie Freeman are batting .273 (3-for-11). Soler has homered and driven in two runs. Freeman has accounted for two RBI.
Picks: Michael Brantley +1.5 hits (+165); Freddie Freeman +0.5 home runs (+350).
An industry veteran, Bob literally taught the course on the history of sports at Elder College. He has worked as a Sports Columnist for Postmedia, appeared as a guest on several radio stations, was the Vice President of the Society For International Hockey Research in Ontario, and written 25 books.
