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MLB Player Props, September 15, 2026: How the Posted Lines Cleared

MLB · September 15, 2026 · graded market outcomes

On September 15, 2026, the over cleared the posted line in 2,634 of 15,008 graded MLB player props (17.6%) across 15 markets and 15 games. Every figure is a count of graded market outcomes, not a record of anyone's picks. DataStreak does not produce picks. Updated September 18, 2026.

By market

Every graded over on the day, at every line any book posted. A prop clears when the player's box-score number finishes above the line; pushes and voids are left out. Each market links to its 90-day research page.

MarketGraded oversClearedRatePlayers
total bases2,62445817.5%291
hits + runs + RBIs2,55450919.9%291
hits2,34851021.7%291
RBIs2,07824011.5%291
runs scored99413413.5%291
home runs987515.2%291
singles83716820.1%291
stolen bases507203.9%279
walks4739119.2%288
pitcher strikeouts36714940.6%31
doubles3574312%291
triples31441.3%290
hits allowed1998542.7%31
outs recorded18910857.1%31
earned runs allowed1806435.6%31

The day's games

Players whose posted lines cleared most

Graded overs across every market and every posted line for the player that day, ranked by the number that cleared. A count of one day's outcomes, not a rating.

PlayerCleared
Jeremy Peña57 of 91
Ronald Acuña Jr.46 of 111
Cole Carrigg45 of 66
Andrés Chaparro34 of 70
Rafael Flores Jr.34 of 68
George Lombard Jr.32 of 71
Teoscar Hernández31 of 82
Spencer Torkelson31 of 49
Bryce Eldridge29 of 52
Cristopher Sánchez29 of 48

Questions

How often did MLB player prop overs clear on September 15, 2026?

In 2,634 of 15,008 graded overs (17.6%), at every line any book posted across 15 markets. A count of that day's graded outcomes, not a prediction.

Which MLB market cleared most often that day?

Outs recorded: 108 of 189 graded overs (57.1%). The lowest was triples: 4 of 314 (1.3%). Higher lines clear less often by construction, so a market's rate depends on the lines the books chose to post.

Are these DataStreak picks?

No. Every row is a market outcome: a prop line a sportsbook posted, graded off the official box score by the data vendor, counted whether or not anyone bet it. DataStreak does not produce picks and this page is not a record of any.

How this is measured

The data vendor grades every player prop line a sportsbook posted against the official box score: over, under, push or void. This page counts the OVER side of every graded MLB line for games on this ET date, at every line any book posted, whether or not anyone bet it. Pushes and voids are excluded from both counts. No selection of DataStreak's is involved: this describes the market on one day, not anyone's picks. A rate is an outcome frequency at posted lines, never a probability for another day.

The 90-day view of each market is on its research page (linked in the table); every player at a glance is on the MLB player prop hit rates hub; the live board with tonight's lines is the MLB Hit Rate Sheets; the boards are explained in the methodology.