EASY Money on this Dylan Crews Prop vs Marlins 9/3
As the Washington Nationals prepare to face the Miami Marlins on September 3, 2025, all eyes will be on rookie sensation Dylan Crews. This article explores the player prop odds, recent performances, and expert predictions on how Crews will perform in this crucial matchup.
Game Summary
The Washington Nationals (61-76) are heading into this matchup against the Miami Marlins (51-86) looking to snap a three-game losing streak. The Nationals have struggled on the road with a record of 29-39, while the Marlins hold a 25-44 record at home. This game is set to take place at loanDepot park in Miami at 6:40 PM EDT.
Historically, the Nationals have dominated the Marlins in their encounters this season, boasting a perfect 7-0 record against them. The Nationals have an impressive record of 47-29 in games where they tally at least eight hits, which is critical for their success against a Marlins team that has a 31-17 record when scoring five or more runs.
Top performers for the Nationals include Luis Garcia, who has 15 home runs and 63 RBIs with a .290 batting average. On the Marlins' side, Jake Burger leads with 25 home runs and a .247 batting average. The Nationals will rely heavily on their offensive output to end their losing streak, while the Marlins look to leverage home-field advantage.
Recent performances show that the Marlins are 5-5 over their last ten games with a .265 batting average but have a concerning 5.69 ERA during that stretch. The Nationals are slightly behind with a 4-6 record, hitting .255 and posting a 4.24 ERA. Both teams are looking to capitalize on each other's weaknesses as they head into this matchup.
Player Prop Odds
Here are the current player prop odds for Dylan Crews:
- Batter Doubles: 0.5 (+290)
- Batter Hits: 1.5 (+230)
- Batter RBIs: 0.5 (+170)
- Batter Runs Scored: 0.5 (+115)
- Batter Singles: 0.5 (-130)
- Batter Stolen Bases: 0.5 (+320)
- Batter Total Bases: 1.5 (+110)
Player Analysis
Dylan Crews has made a significant impact since his debut, showcasing his skills as a hitter. With a batting average hovering around .285, he has consistently been a threat at the plate. Crews has demonstrated impressive power with 12 home runs and a solid approach with 30 RBIs this season. His ability to get on base and produce runs makes him a focal point of the Nationals' offense.
Statistically, Crews has reached base safely in 75% of his games, and his on-base percentage (OBP) of .350 reflects his capability to draw walks and hit singles. His ability to hit doubles and total bases is noteworthy, considering the favorable odds for these props. If he continues his form, expect him to contribute to the Nationals' scoring efforts significantly.
Opposing Analysis
The Miami Marlins, led by pitcher Max Meyer, have struggled against left-handed hitters this season. Meyer’s ERA stands at 5.61, and he has allowed a .285 batting average against hitters from the left side of the plate. This could provide an advantageous matchup for Crews, who has shown proficiency against similar pitching styles.
The Marlins’ bullpen has also been inconsistent, with a collective ERA over 4.50, making it a potential opportunity for Crews to capitalize on scoring chances. If the Nationals can get on base early against Meyer, Crews will likely have multiple opportunities to cash in on his prop bets.
Starting Pitching Summary - Nationals
Patrick Corbin will take the mound for the Nationals, bringing a 4-12 record with a 5.50 ERA and a 1.51 WHIP this season. Corbin has struggled with consistency and has allowed 20 home runs, making him vulnerable to giving up runs. However, his experience and ability to pitch deep into games could provide the Nationals a chance to stay competitive.
Starting Pitching Summary - Marlins
Max Meyer, the Marlins' starter, has a 3-4 record with a 5.61 ERA. His recent performances have shown signs of inconsistency, often giving up early runs. If Crews can exploit any early mistakes from Meyer, it could lead to significant production for him in this game.
Bullpen Summary - Nationals
The Nationals' bullpen has been another area of concern, ranking near the bottom of the league with a 4.72 ERA. Their ability to hold leads late in games will be critical, especially if the Nationals can get early offensive production. If they can manage to keep the game close, it may open up further opportunities for Crews.
Bullpen Summary - Marlins
Miami's bullpen has been slightly more effective, but with a 4.32 ERA, they still struggle to keep opponents off the scoreboard. The Marlins are likely to have to call on their relievers early if Meyer falters, potentially giving Crews additional chances to drive in runs or score.
Team Previews
The Nationals have faced challenges this season, particularly on the road. With an overall record of 61-76, they have struggled to score runs, ranking near the bottom in major offensive categories. However, they have shown resilience in recent games, particularly when they hit well as a team.
The Marlins, on the other hand, have had a disappointing season with a 51-86 record. Their offensive struggles are evident, and they’ve had difficulty producing runs consistently. With injuries impacting their roster, they will rely heavily on their remaining stars to perform against the Nationals.
Team Injuries
Marlins Injuries
| Player | Position | Injury Status |
|---|---|---|
| Ryan Weathers | SP | Expected out until Sep 10 |
| Anthony Bender | RP | Expected out until Sep 9 |
| Josh Simpson | RP | Expected out until Sep 3 |
| Declan Cronin | RP | Probable for Sep 3 |
Nationals Injuries
| Player | Position | Injury Status |
|---|---|---|
| Trevor Williams | SP | Expected out until Sep 15 |
Recent Games
Nationals Recent Games
| Opponent | Score | W/L |
|---|---|---|
| Chicago | L 14-1 | L |
| Chicago | L 5-3 | L |
| Chicago | L 7-6 | L |
| New York | W 4-2 | W |
| New York | W 5-2 | W |
Marlins Recent Games
| Opponent | Score | W/L |
|---|---|---|
| San Francisco | W 7-5 | W |
| San Francisco | L 4-3 | L |
| San Francisco | L 3-1 | L |
| Arizona | W 9-8 | W |
| Arizona | L 3-1 | L |


