Phillies vs. Yankees MLB player props and odds - Sunday, July 27
The Phillies (-135), according to bookmakers, are moneyline favorites in this game versus the Yankees (+115) This matchup has an over/under of 7.5 runs (over -115; under -105).
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Philadelphia Phillies prop bets today
For the Phillies, Schwarber has compiled 36 homers, 84 RBI, nine steals, and 75 runs while delivering a .256/.381/.580 triple slash in 464 PAs. His walk rate is 15.1%, and he's striking out 26.3% of the time.
Over 461 plate appearances, Trea Turner sports a slash line of .296/.351/.441 while launching 11 home runs with 71 runs and 44 RBI plus 25 steals. He's striking out at a 16.5% clip and walking 7.2% of the time.
New York Yankees prop bets today
The Yankees' Bellinger has slashed .281/.333/.505 this season, with 19 homers and 58 RBI, plus nine steals on 11 attempts. He has 59 runs scored, a strikeout rate of 13.8%, and a walk rate of 7.4%.
The Yankees' Paul Goldschmidt has a slash line of .287/.345/.425, with eight homers and 37 RBI, plus five steals on six attempts. He has 57 runs scored, a strikeout rate of 17.2%, and a walk rate of 7.7%.
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