Oneil Cruz Player Props: June 29, Pirates vs. Mets
Oneil Cruz, coming off a one-hit performance in his previous game (1-for-4), will take the field for the Pittsburgh Pirates versus Frankie Montas and the New York Mets on Sunday. First pitch is at 1:35 p.m. ET on SportsNet PT and WPIX.
Find odds, stats, and more below to make your Oneil Cruz player prop bets.
Cruz paces the Pirates with 13 home runs, while collecting 31 RBI. Cruz's home runs rank 41st in MLB and he ranks 126th in RBI in MLB.
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