Brent Rooker Player Props: June 28, Athletics vs. Yankees
Brent Rooker will try to build on a one-hit performance in his most recent game (1 for 4). His Athletics square off versus Clarke Schmidt and the New York Yankees on Saturday at 1:05 p.m. ET on YES and NBCS-CA.
Find odds, stats, and more below to make your Brent Rooker player prop bets.
Rooker has a team-best 16 home runs. He has 43 RBI. In MLB, Rooker ranks 22nd in homers and 44th in RBI.
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