Gage Jump player props and hit rates

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Over 15 logged MLB games, Gage Jump has gone over 5.5 hits allowed 7 times (47%), and over their last 10 they have done it 5 times (50%). They average 5.5 hits allowed across those 15 games. Their last 5 (5.6) are in line with that, so there is no recent move to read into. These are measured box-score results from Athletics games, not a projection, and on their own they say nothing about whether tonight’s price is worth taking.

This page is the measured record from official box scores. When the live board carries a line for this player, it loads at the top of this page, at the same address.

Measured history as of 2026-10-19. Rebuilt daily; lines and prices load live.

Every market Gage Jump is priced in

Gage Jump — measured history by market
MarketLogged gamesAverageMost balanced lineHit rate there
Strikeouts155.5 strikeoutsOver 5.57 of 15 (47%)
Hits Allowed155.5 hits allowedOver 5.57 of 15 (47%)

Gage Jump's last 15 games, market by market

Every market Gage Jump is currently priced in, on the same row as the game it came from. A dash means the box score carried no value in that market for that game, which is not the same as a zero.

Gage Jump — recent games across every priced market
DateOpponentVenueStrikeoutsHits Allowed
2026-09-12Seattle MarinersHome25
2026-09-06Seattle MarinersAway76
2026-08-31Texas RangersAway26
2026-08-25Minnesota TwinsHome93
2026-08-20Kansas City RoyalsAway38
2026-08-14Texas RangersHome13
2026-08-08Boston Red SoxAway116
2026-08-02Detroit TigersHome54
2026-07-28Boston Red SoxHome73
2026-07-22Arizona DiamondbacksAway58
2026-07-17Washington NationalsHome84
2026-07-11Chicago White SoxAway75
2026-07-05Miami MarlinsHome18
2026-06-29Los Angeles DodgersHome511
2026-06-24San Francisco GiantsAway93

Gage Jump hits allowed: the shape of the log

Counted from the same 15 logged games as the tables above. Measured history, not a projection and not a read on tonight's price.

Where Gage Jump's hits allowed have landed

Gage Jump — hits allowed by percentile over 15 logged games
PercentileHits Allowed
Lowest logged game3
25th percentile3
Median5
75th percentile8
Highest logged game11

14 of 15 games (93%) landed between 3 and 8; 9 (60%) finished at or above the 5 median, and the spread from 3 to 11 is the whole range of the log. Nearest-rank, so every figure is a score Gage Jump actually recorded.

Gage Jump by month

Gage Jump — hits allowed by calendar month, newest first
MonthLogged gamesAverage
August 202665
July 202655.6

Opponents Gage Jump has faced most

Gage Jump — hits allowed against the opponents this log has seen more than once
OpponentLogged gamesAverageBest
Seattle Mariners25.56
Texas Rangers24.56
Boston Red Sox24.56

Most-faced in this log is Seattle Mariners, 2 games at 5.5, best of 6. Counts sit beside every average because two meetings is a low bar; opponents faced once are left out.

Against their own 5 median rather than a posted line, Gage Jump's longest run at or above it is 3 games and the run open at the newest of the 15 is 3. Whether the bigger games cluster — not when the next one is.

Gage Jump strikeouts

Gage Jump has gone over 5.5 strikeouts in 7 of 15 logged games (47%).

  • Over 2.5 strikeouts: 11 of 15 (73%)
  • Over 5.5 strikeouts: 7 of 15 (47%)
  • Over 7.5 strikeouts: 4 of 15 (27%)

At home they average 4.8 over 8 games; away, 6.3 over 7.

Gage Jump strikeouts: full game log, trend and hit rate by line

Gage Jump hits allowed

Gage Jump has gone over 5.5 hits allowed in 7 of 15 logged games (47%).

  • Over 3.5 hits allowed: 11 of 15 (73%)
  • Over 5.5 hits allowed: 7 of 15 (47%)
  • Over 6.5 hits allowed: 4 of 15 (27%)

At home they average 5.1 over 8 games; away, 6.0 over 7.

Gage Jump hits allowed: full game log, trend and hit rate by line

Prop history for Gage Jump of the Athletics. What follows is the record in Strikeouts and Hits Allowed: how often they have finished above each line their own game log supports, what their average looks like at home and away, and how much they have moved lately against their own baseline. Every figure is counted from official MLB box scores, one row per game they actually played, and rebuilt daily. None of it is a forecast, and none of it is compared with a price. When the live board carries a line for this player, it appears at the top of this page.

How these numbers are made

Calculated by the ParlayBuilder Prop Engine.

Every figure on this page is counted from official MLB box scores, one row per game actually played. No projections, and a game the player missed is absent rather than scored as a zero. Where a hit rate is compared with the live price, it is first pulled toward that price in proportion to how thin the sample is, so three-for-three does not read here as a certainty.

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Common questions

Are there Gage Jump props available right now?

This page keeps the measured history. When the live board carries a line for Gage Jump, it appears at the top of this page, and the address does not change, so a bookmark or a link keeps working.

What does Gage Jump's game log actually show?

How often they finished above each line their own distribution supports, over all their logged games and over the last ten and five, with the game count printed beside every rate. A percentage without a denominator is not a measurement, so none appears here without one.

Is this Gage Jump history a prediction?

No. It is a record of games that have been played, and it is not compared with any price. Past performance does not predict future results, and Parlay Builder does not accept wagers, hold funds or settle bets.

How MLB prop markets behave, measured across the league

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