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St. Louis Cardinals at Pittsburgh Pirates: Betting Trends, Sep 22, 2026 (MLB)

MLB · September 22, 2026 · Scheduled

The St. Louis Cardinals visit the Pittsburgh Pirates on September 22, 2026. This season the St. Louis Cardinals have covered the spread in 81 of 153 games (52.9%), and the Pittsburgh Pirates have covered the spread in 75 of 153 games (49%) (2026). Every figure on this page is a count of settled games or a line a book posted. DataStreak does not produce picks. Updated September 18, 2026.

Against the spread, 2026 season

Covers of settled games. A cover is a settled game where the final margin beat the closing spread; pushes are left out of the rate.

TeamOverallHomeRoadLast 10
St. Louis Cardinals81 of 153 (52.9%)40 of 78 (51.3%)41 of 75 (54.7%)4 of 10 (40%)
Pittsburgh Pirates75 of 153 (49%)35 of 75 (46.7%)40 of 78 (51.3%)6 of 10 (60%)

Previous meetings

Finished regular-season games between the two, this season and last, newest first.

DateAwayHome
2026-08-30PIT 5STL 4
2026-08-29PIT 6STL 2
2026-08-28PIT 1STL 4
2026-05-21PIT 6STL 2
2026-05-20PIT 7STL 0
2026-05-19PIT 6STL 9
2026-04-30STL 10PIT 5
2026-04-29STL 5PIT 4
2026-04-28STL 11PIT 7
2026-04-27STL 4PIT 2

St. Louis Cardinals: last 5 games

DateOppResult
2026-09-16vs SFL 5-6
2026-09-15vs SFL 3-10
2026-09-14vs SFW 2-1
2026-09-13vs CHWW 3-1
2026-09-12vs CHWL 5-6

Pittsburgh Pirates: last 5 games

DateOppResult
2026-09-17vs MILW 7-4
2026-09-16vs MILL 4-5
2026-09-15vs MILL 1-5
2026-09-13@ CHCW 4-3
2026-09-12@ CHCL 3-4

Over each player's last 20 games, the highest clear rate at the lowest posted rung of each market. Counts of games, not projections; each name opens the player's own page.

STL players clearing their prop lines most often

PlayerMarketLineClearedRate
Kyle LeahyPitcher Strikeouts3+ strikeouts18 of 2090%
Matthew LiberatorePitcher Strikeouts3+ strikeouts17 of 2085%
Nathan ChurchHits1+ hits16 of 2080%

PIT players clearing their prop lines most often

PlayerMarketLineClearedRate
Jared JonesPitcher Strikeouts3+ strikeouts19 of 19100%
Paul SkenesPitcher Strikeouts3+ strikeouts18 of 2090%
Bubba ChandlerPitcher Strikeouts3+ strikeouts18 of 2090%

Questions about St. Louis Cardinals at Pittsburgh Pirates

Who has the better record against the spread, the St. Louis Cardinals or the Pittsburgh Pirates?

The St. Louis Cardinals have covered in 81 of 153 games (52.9%) and the Pittsburgh Pirates in 75 of 153 (49%) in the 2026 season, so the St. Louis Cardinals have the higher rate. A cover is a settled game where the final margin beat the closing spread; a rate is a count of past games, not a prediction of this one.

How have the last meetings between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Pittsburgh Pirates gone?

Of the last 10 regular-season meetings this season and last, the Pittsburgh Pirates won 4 and the St. Louis Cardinals won 6. The most recent was PIT 5, STL 4 on August 30, 2026.

Which players in St. Louis Cardinals at Pittsburgh Pirates clear their prop lines most often?

Jared Jones has cleared 3+ strikeouts in 19 of his last 19 games (100%); Kyle Leahy has cleared 3+ strikeouts in 18 of his last 20 games (90%), over each player's last 20 games at the lowest posted rung. Counts of games, not projections.

Are these STL at PIT numbers picks?

No. Every figure is a count of settled games or a line a book posted, shown with the games it comes from so the arithmetic is checkable. DataStreak does not produce picks. Updated September 18, 2026.

How these numbers are measured

A cover is a settled game where the final margin beat the closing spread; a push is a margin that landed on it. Previous meetings are finished regular-season games between the two teams. The prop rates count the games in which a player's stat reached the line over that player's last 20 games. A posted line is one book's number on one day. Nothing here is a projection.

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