MLB Total Bases Props Today
Frequently asked questions
MLB Total Bases props are over/under bets on how much a player records in the Total Bases category in a single game. Each row on this page is one player's line for an upcoming game, so you can scan the whole slate at a glance.
A hit rate is the share of a player's recent games in which they cleared the line — an L10 of 70% means the player went over in 7 of their last 10 games, and Season counts every game this campaign. The full MLB glossary defines each term used here.
They are the look-back windows for the hit rates: the player’s last 5, 10 and 15 games, plus the current season. Shorter windows react faster to recent form; the season figure is the steadiest. Use the window control above the table to choose which one the columns and graph show.
Beyond the hit rates, the numbers that most move a MLB Total Bases line include Plate App (PA), At-Bats (AB) and Hits. Open any player from the table to see these alongside the rest of the matchup breakdown.
The lines refresh about every 60 seconds while this page is open. The first load may show a snapshot up to 15 minutes old, and a subscription unlocks the live, personalized numbers.
