Sunday Night Baseball between the Twins and White Sox should be an exciting matchup.
I'll be highlighting why Kody Clemens is a great look in my Twins vs. White Sox props and MLB picks for Sunday, Sept. 6.
Twins vs White Sox props for September 6
| Pick | Odds |
|---|---|
 Munetaka Murakami 1+ Hit |
-170 |
 Kody Clemens Over 1.5 Hits, Runs, RBI |
+100 |
| Tristan Peters 1+ Hit |
-160 |
Twins vs White Sox player prop picks
Munetaka Murakami 1+ hit (-170)
Despite the Chicago White Sox superstar rookie’s recent issues at the dish, Munetaka Murakami is still the most lethal bat in this lineup. The South Side slugger enters Sunday night with the highest matchup rating on both of Batters-Box’s datasets. The model has him covering nearly 85% of Minnesota Twins right-hander Bailey Ober’s arsenal.
So far this season, across 31 elite ratings at home, Murakami has recorded at least one hit 67.74% of the time. Overall, across 66 elite ratings, he is still recording a hit 65% of the time.
Although he has been slumping over the last few weeks, Murakami has posted a 33% ground-ball rate, 55.6% hard-hit rate and 11.1% barrel rate over his last five games.
Over the last 60 left-handed hitters Ober has faced, they own a sub-.300 xBA, .525 xSLG and .342 xwOBA.
Is this a juicy price? Yes. But 67.74% implies -210, so we are getting a great edge even though we are paying $1.70. Do not pay more than this because I wouldn’t. If you want to add some value, sprinkle on his double and home run.
Kody Clemens Over 1.5 Hits, Runs, RBI (+100)
White Sox right-hander Jose Urquidy has been pure nails for the South Side since joining the team. He does not give up a lick of hard contact, but he does allow hitters to elevate the ball at a high rate. Twins second baseman and son of Roger, Kody Clemens, has been keeping the ball elevated while making plenty of hard contact.
Over the 30-year-old's last 10 games, Clemens owns a .694 xSLG and .265 ISO while generating a 33.3% ground-ball rate, 55.6% hard-hit rate and sub-15% barrel rate. Clemens owns the hottest bat in the Twins lineup, and snagging his HRR prop at even money feels like a steal.
Do not pay juice for this prop. Plus money, or nothing.
Tristan Peters 1+ hit (-160)
I am not thrilled with telling you all to pay this much juice for a seven-eight-hole hitter, but the way Tristan Peters has been hitting the ball lately, asking for the bare minimum is very doable. The former Banana Ball player owns a .296 BA, .519 SLG, and .886 OPS while posting an almost 61% hard-hit rate.
If Ober is allowing left-handed hitters to own a sub-.280 BA and .486 SLG while allowing a 70.5% elevation rate on the road, asking Peters to find some grass at $1.60 is not a big ask.
Shop around; there are far shorter prices. Do not pay more than this.
How to watch Twins vs White Sox and game info
| Location | Rate Field, Chicago, IL |
| Date | Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026 |
| First pitch | 7:20 p.m. ET |
| TV | NBC/Peacock |
Odds are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.
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