What do the World Series Game 2 player props look like, and how often has each player cleared his line?

Game 2 of the World Series is Tampa Bay at Milwaukee on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 8:00 PM ET at American Family Field. MLB’s probable pitchers feed, read at 11:38 AM ET, lists Drew Rasmussen for the Rays and Logan Henderson for the Brewers. Everything below comes from our own board and our 2026 game logs, and every price is from our pull at 11:00 AM ET.

Prices last pulled 11:00 AM ET, October 24, 2026. The board updates at each pull before first pitch, so the Lab has the latest numbers.

Game 1, at its lines

Milwaukee won Game 1 on October 23, 3 to 2, per MLB’s line score, and leads the series 1 game to 0. Our Game 1 page set out the lines from our 12:05 PM ET pull that day; here is how the starters finished against them, from MLB’s box score.

Martinez went over all four of his lines. Misiorowski struck out 3 against a line of 6.5.

The hitters on tonight’s board, from our game logs:

Every hitter had a 0.5 hits line in Game 1: 10 of the 17 who batted got a hit. Richie Palacios did not bat. None of them homered. Of the 5 hitters with a total bases line of 1.5, 2 went over. One game is one game; the season columns below are the bigger sample, and they now include Game 1.

What the board carries

Our 11:00 AM ET board holds 628 player props on this game for 20 players: 190 main lines and 438 alternate lines, across 14 markets and 17 books. The counts below are main lines only, with how many of the 17 books quote at least one side of them.

The best price in every table below is the highest price any of the 17 books quotes for that side. Several of those books are exchanges or are not offered everywhere, so the best price you can actually take depends on where you bet.

How to read the hit rates

A line is cleared when the player went over it; every line here ends in .5, so there are no pushes. Last 10 and last 20 are his most recent games, regular season and postseason together, Game 1 included. For hitters a game is any game with at least one plate appearance, so pinch-running and defence-only games are left out; for the starters it is starts only. The regular-season and postseason columns are the full 2026 counts, kept apart.

The starters

Rasmussen averaged 5.80 strikeouts a start in 30 regular-season starts (median 5.5) and cleared 5.5 in 15 of them. His last 10 starts went 5, 5, 6, 7, 4, 3, 11, 10, 7 and 6: over 5.5 six times. Henderson averaged 6.11 (median 7) in 18 regular-season starts and cleared 4.5 in 13; his last 10 went 7, 6, 4, 7, 7, 6, 8, 3, 4 and 2, the last two being his postseason starts. On outs, Rasmussen recorded 17 or more in 18 of his regular-season starts (average 17.20, median 18); Henderson’s line is 14.5, cleared in 17 of 18 regular-season starts (average 16.39, median 15.5).

Their postseason starts, from our logs:

Three postseason starts for Rasmussen and two for Henderson is not a sample. Henderson’s were both at home, as tonight’s is.

Each lineup at its lines

Every hitter on the board has a hits, total bases and home run main line. At 0.5, a total bases over and a hits over clear in exactly the same games, so for hitters whose total bases line is 0.5 those two rows match.

Hits

Total Bases

Home Runs

Who has cleared most often

On hits, David Hamilton, Jake Bauers, Junior Caminero, William Contreras and Yandy Diaz each have a hit in 8 of their last 10 games. This postseason, Junior Caminero, Yandy Diaz, Jake Bauers and William Contreras lead, at 8 of 10, 8 of 10, 7 of 9 and 7 of 9. Jonny DeLuca, Liam Hicks and Taylor Walls are lowest over their last 10, at 4 each.

Seven hitters have a total bases line of 1.5. Over their last 10, William Contreras cleared it 6, Jackson Chourio 5, Jonathan Aranda 5, Junior Caminero 5, Yandy Diaz 5, Chandler Simpson 3 and Brice Turang 2.

On home runs, William Contreras has homered in 3 of his last 10 games and 3 of 9 this postseason, the most of anyone on the board. Chandler Simpson has no home run in 148 regular-season games or 9 postseason games, and his over is priced at +4000.

Each team’s postseason so far

From our game logs, Tampa Bay has played 10 postseason games: 3 in the division series against the New York Yankees (October 3 to 7) and 6 in the championship series against the Cleveland Guardians (October 12 to 19), then Game 1 here. Milwaukee has played 9: 4 in the division series against the San Diego Padres (October 3 to 7) and 4 in the championship series against the Los Angeles Dodgers (October 11 to 15), then Game 1. Tonight is Milwaukee’s home park again; the postseason columns above mix home and road games.

Where to find these

Each player has a page with every game beside the line: Rasmussen’s strikeouts at 5.5, Henderson’s outs at 14.5, Junior Caminero’s hits at 0.5 and William Contreras’s total bases at 1.5. Every line on this game, with all 17 books, is on the Lab board under MLB. For Game 1’s lines, see the Game 1 page.

Source: our Lab board for Tampa Bay at Milwaukee, prices pulled 11:00 AM ET on October 24, 2026, main lines only; our 2026 MLB game logs through October 23, 2026 (regular season and postseason kept apart); Game 1’s score and starters’ lines from MLB’s line score and box score, and starters from MLB’s probable pitchers feed, read 11:38 AM ET on October 24, 2026. Counts of what happened, not a forecast, and not a view on any price.