MLB Division Series Player Props: Andy Pages, Drew Rasmussen & Jacob Misiorowski Best Bets

After an exciting wild-card round, the MLB Playoffs continue Saturday with an all-day slate of ALDS and NLDS Game 1 clashes. As the postseason unfolds, the caliber of competition naturally gets stiffer and we get some highly intriguing batter vs. pitcher face-offs. 

As such, we have a trio of viable player prop opportunities for Saturday’s high-stakes battles.

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Best MLB Division Series Player Props

• Andy Pages Over 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBI
• Drew Rasmussen Over 15.5 Outs Recorded
• Jacob Misiorowski Over 17.5 Outs Recorded 

Andy Pages (Dodgers vs. Braves) Over Hits + Runs + RBI

Pages put together another impressive regular season in 2026, posting a .274 average and .811 OPS alongside 51 extra-base hits, including 23 homers. Pages came just an RBI short of tying last year’s career-best 86, and he crossed the plate himself a career-high 75 times. Pages averaged 2.2 hits + runs + RBI per contest overall, but where he was at his best was at Dodger Stadium.

Pages posted a .294 average, .871 OPS and .377 wOBA overall at home, a split where he also struck out at an impressively modest 15.7 percent of the time. Pages delivered 2.1 hits + runs + RBI per game there as well, and over a small sample against the Braves this season, Pages hit .300 with only one strikeout across 11 plate appearances. 

The Dodgers have an implied team total of 5 runs for Saturday’s opener as well, furthering Pages’ case against whatever pitcher Atlanta rolls out.

Original Line Publish: 1.5

Drew Rasmussen (Rays vs. Yankees) Over Outs Recorded

Rasmussen was in top form this season, winning a career-high 16 games while posting a 2.67 ERA and career-low 0.91 WHIP. The talented right-hander worked a career-high 172.0 innings as well, along with an above-average 26.0% strikeout rate and career-low 1.7 BB/9. Rasmussen was equally effective at home and on the road, but he was particularly good about keeping the ball in the yard in the former split (0.5 HR/9).

Rasmussen had plenty of reps against the current Yankees roster during the 2026 campaign, and he pitched to a 2.86 ERA and .182 OBA against New York over four total starts while averaging 5.5 innings per outing. Rasmussen’s final start of the season came against the Bronx Bombers, and he flummoxed them to the tune of one run, one hit and three walks over 6.2 innings while also racking up 11 Ks. 

That stellar performance came back on Sept. 22, so Rasmussen will have more than enough rest for Saturday’s start. Then, current Yankees bats have a collective .163 average and .479 OPS against Rasmussen over 139 career plate appearances, and Rasmussen recorded at least 16 outs in 19 of 30 starts.

Original Line Publish: 15.5

Jacob Misiorowski (Brewers vs. Padres) Over Outs Recorded

As dominant as Rasmussen was, Misiorowski was even more impressive over in the National League. The Brewers’ fireballing right-hander breezed through his first full season in the majors, building on last year’s presence to record a 16-5 record, 1.80 ERA, 0.80 WHIP, 13.0 K/9 and 0.7 HR/9 across 30 starts. Misiorowski averaged just under six innings per start, and he went at least that long in 18 of his 30 starts.

Misiorowski was in optimal form at home, where he furnished an 8-1 record, 1.52 ERA, 0.77 WHIP and 13.7 K/9 across 95 innings with the help of a fastball that averaged 100.6 mph. Misiorowski had only one start against the Padres during the season, but it could hardly have gone better – he scattered four hits over seven shutout innings while recording 10 strikeouts. 

While the Friars were solid against right-handed pitching on the road down the stretch of the regular season, we’re banking on a very well-rested Misiorowski having an especially lively arm and missing plenty of bats on his way to working at least six frames. 

Original Line Publish: 17.5

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