Sports picks for Friday, May 30, 2025
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Game picks
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Reds +1.5Look, Andrew Abbott's sparkling ERA (1.77) and low BAA (.204) aren't just smoke and mirrors—he's flat-out suffocating lineups this year, and the Cubs' offense outside of Kelly (.290) and Swanson (.248) is looking a little thin on punch. Chicago's got the better record, but with their starter still a mystery and the Reds getting legit production from the top of the order, I'll gladly take Cincinnati with the insurance of +1.5 runs. This is exactly the kind of gritty, low-scoring road scrap where Abbott keeps it tight and the Reds' bats do just enough to cash that run line, but you gotta have the guts to trust the numbers over the home crowd.
Look, Andrew Abbott's sparkling ERA (1.77) and low BAA (.204) aren't just smoke and mirrors—he's flat-out suffocating lineups this year, and the Cubs' offense outside of Kelly (.290) and Swanson (.248) is looking a little thin on punch. Chicago's got the better record, but with their starter still a mystery and the Reds getting legit production from the top of the order, I'll gladly take Cincinnati with the insurance of +1.5 runs. This is exactly the kind of gritty, low-scoring road scrap where Abbott keeps it tight and the Reds' bats do just enough to cash that run line, but you gotta have the guts to trust the numbers over the home crowd.
White Sox +1.5Look, both these teams are scraping the bottom of the barrel, but when you peel back the curtain, Chicago’s got a sneaky edge with Burke’s low BAA (.238) and higher strikeout total (39) over more innings compared to Eflin’s leaky ERA (5.40) and hittable BAA (.266). The White Sox lineup, while punchless in the power department, actually puts more bats on the ball—Meidroth’s .286 average and Quero’s .255 show more consistency than anything Baltimore trots out. With the Orioles’ best hitters slumping (nobody over .259 except Rivera with no pop) and Eflin’s tendency to let games get away from him early, I’ll gladly take the run and a half—the books are pricing Baltimore like they’re contenders, but I don’t buy it. If you’ve got the guts to side with the ugly dog, this is the sharp side.
Look, both these teams are scraping the bottom of the barrel, but when you peel back the curtain, Chicago’s got a sneaky edge with Burke’s low BAA (.238) and higher strikeout total (39) over more innings compared to Eflin’s leaky ERA (5.40) and hittable BAA (.266). The White Sox lineup, while punchless in the power department, actually puts more bats on the ball—Meidroth’s .286 average and Quero’s .255 show more consistency than anything Baltimore trots out. With the Orioles’ best hitters slumping (nobody over .259 except Rivera with no pop) and Eflin’s tendency to let games get away from him early, I’ll gladly take the run and a half—the books are pricing Baltimore like they’re contenders, but I don’t buy it. If you’ve got the guts to side with the ugly dog, this is the sharp side.
Phillies MoneylineIf you want the honest, blue-collar truth, this is a mismatch of experience and execution on the mound—Taijuan Walker’s tidy 2.97 ERA and .230 BAA make him the kind of steady hand you want at home, while DL Hall’s sky-high 1.71 WHIP and just 2.1 innings pitched scream ‘not ready for prime time’ in Philly’s bandbox. The Phillies lineup isn’t just deeper, it’s much more consistent top to bottom—Sosa batting .324 and Harper already knocking in 33 runs, compared to Milwaukee’s top bats stuck around the Mendoza line. I’m not overthinking it: Philly’s arms and bats roll over a Milwaukee squad with too many easy outs. If you’ve got the guts, ride with the home favorite on the moneyline.
If you want the honest, blue-collar truth, this is a mismatch of experience and execution on the mound—Taijuan Walker’s tidy 2.97 ERA and .230 BAA make him the kind of steady hand you want at home, while DL Hall’s sky-high 1.71 WHIP and just 2.1 innings pitched scream ‘not ready for prime time’ in Philly’s bandbox. The Phillies lineup isn’t just deeper, it’s much more consistent top to bottom—Sosa batting .324 and Harper already knocking in 33 runs, compared to Milwaukee’s top bats stuck around the Mendoza line. I’m not overthinking it: Philly’s arms and bats roll over a Milwaukee squad with too many easy outs. If you’ve got the guts, ride with the home favorite on the moneyline.
Blue Jays -1.5Look, the numbers don't lie—Bassitt's ERA (3.38) and his ability to eat innings put the Jays in a much more stable spot than Springs can provide for Oakland, despite Springs' lower BAA (.220). Toronto's lineup is top-heavy but consistent, with Kirk (.297) and Bichette (.277) setting the table against an Oakland club that's got one real bat in Wilson (.348) and a big drop-off afterward. The Jays have a .500 record for a reason—they take care of business against teams like this, especially at home, and Oakland's thin lineup won't keep up if Bassitt gets into a groove. Take the run line for plus money—if you've got the guts to ride with me, this is where the value sits.
Look, the numbers don't lie—Bassitt's ERA (3.38) and his ability to eat innings put the Jays in a much more stable spot than Springs can provide for Oakland, despite Springs' lower BAA (.220). Toronto's lineup is top-heavy but consistent, with Kirk (.297) and Bichette (.277) setting the table against an Oakland club that's got one real bat in Wilson (.348) and a big drop-off afterward. The Jays have a .500 record for a reason—they take care of business against teams like this, especially at home, and Oakland's thin lineup won't keep up if Bassitt gets into a groove. Take the run line for plus money—if you've got the guts to ride with me, this is where the value sits.
Guardians MoneylineLook, neither Ortiz (4.73 ERA, 1.43 WHIP) nor Soriano (3.73 ERA, 1.53 WHIP) is going to scare anyone, but Soriano's .277 BAA tells me Cleveland's hitters will see plenty of pitches to drive. The Guardians' everyday bats—Martínez (.270) and Santana (.254)—are simply steadier than the Angels' free-swinging, low-average lineup, which falls off a cliff after O'Hoppe (.260) and Soler (.225). Cleveland's got more ways to scratch out runs, and at home, I trust their situational hitting and bullpen depth to handle an Angels team that can't string rallies together. If you've got the guts, moneyline is the smart, workmanlike play here.
Look, neither Ortiz (4.73 ERA, 1.43 WHIP) nor Soriano (3.73 ERA, 1.53 WHIP) is going to scare anyone, but Soriano's .277 BAA tells me Cleveland's hitters will see plenty of pitches to drive. The Guardians' everyday bats—Martínez (.270) and Santana (.254)—are simply steadier than the Angels' free-swinging, low-average lineup, which falls off a cliff after O'Hoppe (.260) and Soler (.225). Cleveland's got more ways to scratch out runs, and at home, I trust their situational hitting and bullpen depth to handle an Angels team that can't string rallies together. If you've got the guts, moneyline is the smart, workmanlike play here.
Mets -1.5Listen, I've been around the block, and this is one of those games where you either trust what you see or you start chasing ghosts. Peterson's ERA (2.79) and his ability to keep hitters off balance with a .237 BAA is exactly the medicine against a Rockies squad that couldn't buy a win on the road if they tried—especially with Freeland's disastrous 1.68 WHIP and .336 BAA staring you in the face. The Mets' bats aren't red-hot, but Lindor's got enough pop and patience in the lineup to take advantage of Colorado's pitching woes, and with the Rockies sitting at a laughable 9-47, you gotta have the guts to lay the run line and expect a comfortable New York win. If you can't pull the trigger on this, you might want to find a new hobby.
Listen, I've been around the block, and this is one of those games where you either trust what you see or you start chasing ghosts. Peterson's ERA (2.79) and his ability to keep hitters off balance with a .237 BAA is exactly the medicine against a Rockies squad that couldn't buy a win on the road if they tried—especially with Freeland's disastrous 1.68 WHIP and .336 BAA staring you in the face. The Mets' bats aren't red-hot, but Lindor's got enough pop and patience in the lineup to take advantage of Colorado's pitching woes, and with the Rockies sitting at a laughable 9-47, you gotta have the guts to lay the run line and expect a comfortable New York win. If you can't pull the trigger on this, you might want to find a new hobby.
Player props
20• Harper owns an .825 OPS with 8 HR and 54 hits, demonstrating both power and consistent contact. • He faces DL Hall, who has a 3.86 ERA and 1.71 WHIP in limited action, signaling potential vulnerability to left-handed power hitters. • Harper's track record against left-handed pitching and his recent form suggest a true HR probability near 27%. • At +310 odds, the payout far exceeds the risk, yielding a strong expected value.
• Harper owns an .825 OPS with 8 HR and 54 hits, demonstrating both power and consistent contact. • He faces DL Hall, who has a 3.86 ERA and 1.71 WHIP in limited action, signaling potential vulnerability to left-handed power hitters. • Harper's track record against left-handed pitching and his recent form suggest a true HR probability near 27%. • At +310 odds, the payout far exceeds the risk, yielding a strong expected value.
• Guerrero Jr. has consistently produced in run-scoring opportunities and is a reliable middle-of-the-order bat. • He benefits from facing a pitching staff that ranks in the bottom third for opponent OBP and struggles to suppress power. • Guerrero Jr. has averaged over 0.7 RBIs per game in similar matchups, supporting a true probability near 46%. • With +123 odds, the payout creates a strong value edge for this prop.
• Guerrero Jr. has consistently produced in run-scoring opportunities and is a reliable middle-of-the-order bat.
• He benefits from facing a pitching staff that ranks in the bottom third for opponent OBP and struggles to suppress power. • Guerrero Jr.
has averaged over 0.7 RBIs per game in similar matchups, supporting a true probability near 46%. • With +123 odds, the payout creates a strong value edge for this prop.
• Lindor has scored 32 runs in 223 at-bats, translating to a strong runs-per-game rate for a top-of-the-order bat. • Kyle Freeland's high WHIP and BAA indicate significant on-base traffic, increasing Lindor's chances to score. • Lindor's walk rate and power both contribute to additional run-scoring opportunities, and his true probability to score is above 56%. • The implied line is closer to 55%, giving this a positive expected value and high confidence.
• Lindor has scored 32 runs in 223 at-bats, translating to a strong runs-per-game rate for a top-of-the-order bat. • Kyle Freeland's high WHIP and BAA indicate significant on-base traffic, increasing Lindor's chances to score. • Lindor's walk rate and power both contribute to additional run-scoring opportunities, and his true probability to score is above 56%. • The implied line is closer to 55%, giving this a positive expected value and high confidence.
• Bohm has tallied 20 RBI on 56 hits with a .271 average, showing a knack for run production in key spots. • The Brewers' starter DL Hall has a high WHIP and limited MLB track record, which should boost RBI opportunities for the Phillies' offense. • With likely lineup protection and recent clutch hitting, Bohm's true probability to record an RBI is close to 45%. • At +150, the odds provide a robust value edge for this prop.
• Bohm has tallied 20 RBI on 56 hits with a .271 average, showing a knack for run production in key spots. • The Brewers' starter DL Hall has a high WHIP and limited MLB track record, which should boost RBI opportunities for the Phillies' offense. • With likely lineup protection and recent clutch hitting, Bohm's true probability to record an RBI is close to 45%. • At +150, the odds provide a robust value edge for this prop.
• Ramos is batting .288 with a .835 OPS and has been a consistent threat for extra-base hits, tallying 60 hits and 10 HRs on the season. • He faces a vulnerable pitcher in Quantrill, whose high WHIP and BAA suggest plenty of opportunities for hard contact. • Ramos’s recent form and plate discipline indicate a high likelihood of multiple bases, with a true probability estimated near 63%. • The implied probability at -121 is beatable, yielding strong value with a high confidence edge.
• Ramos is batting .288 with a .835 OPS and has been a consistent threat for extra-base hits, tallying 60 hits and 10 HRs on the season. • He faces a vulnerable pitcher in Quantrill, whose high WHIP and BAA suggest plenty of opportunities for hard contact. • Ramos’s recent form and plate discipline indicate a high likelihood of multiple bases, with a true probability estimated near 63%. • The implied probability at -121 is beatable, yielding strong value with a high confidence edge.
• Elly De La Cruz leads the team with 40 RBIs and is a catalyst in the middle of the lineup, giving him frequent opportunities to drive in runs. • His blend of power (11 HR) and speed puts him in constant RBI situations, especially against a Cubs staff without a set starter. • De La Cruz’s plate approach and high contact rate increase his chance to convert with runners on base. • With a true RBI probability near 40% and +175 odds, this prop yields a strong positive expected value.
• Elly De La Cruz leads the team with 40 RBIs and is a catalyst in the middle of the lineup, giving him frequent opportunities to drive in runs. • His blend of power (11 HR) and speed puts him in constant RBI situations, especially against a Cubs staff without a set starter. • De La Cruz’s plate approach and high contact rate increase his chance to convert with runners on base. • With a true RBI probability near 40% and +175 odds, this prop yields a strong positive expected value.
• Baldwin has a .324 average with 5 HR in just 102 at-bats, showcasing above-average power for his position. • He faces Lucas Giolito, who has a 5.27 ERA and a .295 BAA, making this a favorable matchup for power hitters. • Baldwin's contact quality and power metrics suggest a true HR probability near 11%, which is strong at +540 odds. • The expected value exceeds 49% per $100, making this one of the highest-value longshot props on the board.
• Baldwin has a .324 average with 5 HR in just 102 at-bats, showcasing above-average power for his position. • He faces Lucas Giolito, who has a 5.27 ERA and a .295 BAA, making this a favorable matchup for power hitters. • Baldwin's contact quality and power metrics suggest a true HR probability near 11%, which is strong at +540 odds. • The expected value exceeds 49% per $100, making this one of the highest-value longshot props on the board.
• Meidroth has a .286 average but only 34 hits on the season, and he faces Zach Eflin, who limits walks and has a manageable 1.17 WHIP. • Eflin’s .266 BAA is not elite but is solid, and his ability to avoid free passes increases the likelihood of quick outs against contact hitters. • Meidroth is still acclimating to the big leagues, and his OBP is driven by walks, not hits, making an 0-for game more likely than the odds suggest. • With plus money at +165, the under offers a significant statistical edge over the implied probability.
• Meidroth has a .286 average but only 34 hits on the season, and he faces Zach Eflin, who limits walks and has a manageable 1.17 WHIP. • Eflin’s .266 BAA is not elite but is solid, and his ability to avoid free passes increases the likelihood of quick outs against contact hitters. • Meidroth is still acclimating to the big leagues, and his OBP is driven by walks, not hits, making an 0-for game more likely than the odds suggest. • With plus money at +165, the under offers a significant statistical edge over the implied probability.
• Ramos leads the Giants with 10 home runs and has an OPS of .835, indicating above-average power and consistent production. • He faces Cal Quantrill, who has a 6.09 ERA and allows a .297 batting average, providing a favorable matchup for right-handed power hitters. • Ramos has demonstrated strong recent form and his HR rate suggests a true probability near 19%. • With +380 odds, the expected value is strong due to his matchup, recent performance, and power profile.
• Ramos leads the Giants with 10 home runs and has an OPS of .835, indicating above-average power and consistent production. • He faces Cal Quantrill, who has a 6.09 ERA and allows a .297 batting average, providing a favorable matchup for right-handed power hitters. • Ramos has demonstrated strong recent form and his HR rate suggests a true probability near 19%. • With +380 odds, the expected value is strong due to his matchup, recent performance, and power profile.
• Francisco Lindor is hitting .269 with 31 RBIs and 10 home runs, demonstrating consistent run production in the heart of the lineup. • He faces Kyle Freeland, who has a 5.86 ERA, 1.68 WHIP, and .336 opponent batting average, making this an extremely favorable spot for run-producing opportunities. • Lindor's RBI rate per game projects to a true probability near 48% against a struggling lefty, well above the implied 37% at +170. • The value on this line and matchup gives this bet a high confidence rating.
• Francisco Lindor is hitting .269 with 31 RBIs and 10 home runs, demonstrating consistent run production in the heart of the lineup. • He faces Kyle Freeland, who has a 5.86 ERA, 1.68 WHIP, and .336 opponent batting average, making this an extremely favorable spot for run-producing opportunities. • Lindor's RBI rate per game projects to a true probability near 48% against a struggling lefty, well above the implied 37% at +170. • The value on this line and matchup gives this bet a high confidence rating.
• Ramirez is a proven run producer with a high RBI total and a track record of capitalizing on scoring chances. • He faces Soriano, who allows a high batting average and WHIP, enhancing the likelihood of runners on base for Ramirez. • Historical performance and lineup position suggest a true probability near 54% for at least one RBI, which is notably higher than the implied probability at +135. • This prop offers a strong blend of consistency and value, making it a top target for today's slate.
• Ramirez is a proven run producer with a high RBI total and a track record of capitalizing on scoring chances. • He faces Soriano, who allows a high batting average and WHIP, enhancing the likelihood of runners on base for Ramirez. • Historical performance and lineup position suggest a true probability near 54% for at least one RBI, which is notably higher than the implied probability at +135. • This prop offers a strong blend of consistency and value, making it a top target for today's slate.
• Austin Hays has 25 RBIs in 36 games, showcasing his ability to consistently drive in runs from a productive spot in the lineup. • With a .303 batting average and .901 OPS, he is well-positioned to take advantage of RBI opportunities, especially with potential bullpen exposure from the Cubs. • Hays’ contact rate and power make him a multi-threat to get runners across. • With a true probability estimate around 37% and +160 odds, the value is solidly in his favor.
• Austin Hays has 25 RBIs in 36 games, showcasing his ability to consistently drive in runs from a productive spot in the lineup. • With a .303 batting average and .901 OPS, he is well-positioned to take advantage of RBI opportunities, especially with potential bullpen exposure from the Cubs. • Hays’ contact rate and power make him a multi-threat to get runners across. • With a true probability estimate around 37% and +160 odds, the value is solidly in his favor.
• Lee has scored 32 runs in 59 games, giving him a runs-per-game rate above 0.54, which exceeds the break-even point for this line. • He hits in a favorable spot in the order and benefits from facing Quantrill, who struggles to keep runners off base. • Lee's ability to get on base (.276 AVG, .770 OPS) and the Giants’ strong offensive environment today elevate his true probability to about 55%. • The +104 odds offer a solid value edge with a positive expected value.
• Lee has scored 32 runs in 59 games, giving him a runs-per-game rate above 0.54, which exceeds the break-even point for this line. • He hits in a favorable spot in the order and benefits from facing Quantrill, who struggles to keep runners off base. • Lee's ability to get on base (.276 AVG, .770 OPS) and the Giants’ strong offensive environment today elevate his true probability to about 55%. • The +104 odds offer a solid value edge with a positive expected value.
• Riley leads the Braves with 9 home runs and has a .783 OPS, signaling strong power and consistency. • He matches up against Giolito, whose elevated ERA and high .295 BAA present a clear power-upside opportunity. • Riley's underlying metrics and hard-hit rate suggest a home run probability around 8.5% in this environment. • With +310 odds, the EV is highly favorable, offering a 29% edge per $100 wagered.
• Riley leads the Braves with 9 home runs and has a .783 OPS, signaling strong power and consistency. • He matches up against Giolito, whose elevated ERA and high .295 BAA present a clear power-upside opportunity. • Riley's underlying metrics and hard-hit rate suggest a home run probability around 8.5% in this environment. • With +310 odds, the EV is highly favorable, offering a 29% edge per $100 wagered.
• Yelich has hit 10 HR this season, displaying notable power despite his .211 batting average. • He faces Taijuan Walker, who has yielded a .230 BAA and a 1.30 WHIP, presenting a hittable matchup for left-handed bats. • Yelich's underlying power metrics and the park factor indicate a true HR probability near 18%. • At +440, his odds present a substantial value edge, making this a strong plus-EV play.
• Yelich has hit 10 HR this season, displaying notable power despite his .211 batting average. • He faces Taijuan Walker, who has yielded a .230 BAA and a 1.30 WHIP, presenting a hittable matchup for left-handed bats. • Yelich's underlying power metrics and the park factor indicate a true HR probability near 18%. • At +440, his odds present a substantial value edge, making this a strong plus-EV play.
• O'Hoppe leads all listed Angels with 14 home runs and a .817 OPS, indicating elite power production relative to his peers. • He faces Luis L. Ortiz, who has a 4.73 ERA and a 1.43 WHIP, making Ortiz vulnerable to power bats, especially against hitters with O'Hoppe's profile. • O'Hoppe's home run rate and recent form suggest a true HR probability near 15%, which is strong value at +525 odds. • The combination of matchup, recent performance, and market odds creates a substantial expected value for this longshot prop.
• O'Hoppe leads all listed Angels with 14 home runs and a .817 OPS, indicating elite power production relative to his peers. • He faces Luis L.
Ortiz, who has a 4.73 ERA and a 1.43 WHIP, making Ortiz vulnerable to power bats, especially against hitters with O'Hoppe's profile. • O'Hoppe's home run rate and recent form suggest a true HR probability near 15%, which is strong value at +525 odds.
• The combination of matchup, recent performance, and market odds creates a substantial expected value for this longshot prop.
• Jordan Beck owns an .828 OPS and 8 home runs in 43 hits, showcasing one of the best power profiles among Rockies hitters. • He faces David Peterson, whose 2.79 ERA is solid, but Beck's right-handed power matches up well against lefties and the Rockies' home park favors long balls. • Beck's recent form and strikeout-to-walk ratio suggest boom-or-bust potential, but at +650, the payout provides strong value even if his true HR probability is only around 12%. • The combination of power, matchup, and long odds creates a significant positive expected value.
• Jordan Beck owns an .828 OPS and 8 home runs in 43 hits, showcasing one of the best power profiles among Rockies hitters. • He faces David Peterson, whose 2.79 ERA is solid, but Beck's right-handed power matches up well against lefties and the Rockies' home park favors long balls. • Beck's recent form and strikeout-to-walk ratio suggest boom-or-bust potential, but at +650, the payout provides strong value even if his true HR probability is only around 12%. • The combination of power, matchup, and long odds creates a significant positive expected value.
• Mullins has hit 10 home runs on the season, leading the Orioles regulars, and his power production is above league average for a center fielder. • He faces Sean Burke, who sports a 4.33 ERA and a high 1.46 WHIP, indicating substantial traffic on the bases and susceptibility to big hits. • Burke’s tendency to allow more baserunners and the fact Mullins is a lefty bat against a right-handed pitcher create an advantageous matchup. • At +350, the payout is strong for a player with Mullins’ HR rate and matchup edge, resulting in a clear positive EV.
• Mullins has hit 10 home runs on the season, leading the Orioles regulars, and his power production is above league average for a center fielder. • He faces Sean Burke, who sports a 4.33 ERA and a high 1.46 WHIP, indicating substantial traffic on the bases and susceptibility to big hits. • Burke’s tendency to allow more baserunners and the fact Mullins is a lefty bat against a right-handed pitcher create an advantageous matchup. • At +350, the payout is strong for a player with Mullins’ HR rate and matchup edge, resulting in a clear positive EV.
• Carson Kelly is displaying elite power for a catcher with 9 home runs and a 1.001 OPS in just 107 at-bats, indicating he is a legitimate home run threat. • Kelly faces a Chicago Cubs pitching staff that has not announced a starter, increasing the potential for a favorable matchup or bullpen game. • His recent form and above-average walk rate suggest he is locked in at the plate and can capitalize on mistakes. • With the true HR probability estimated around 10%, the +540 payout offers a substantial positive expected value.
• Carson Kelly is displaying elite power for a catcher with 9 home runs and a 1.001 OPS in just 107 at-bats, indicating he is a legitimate home run threat. • Kelly faces a Chicago Cubs pitching staff that has not announced a starter, increasing the potential for a favorable matchup or bullpen game. • His recent form and above-average walk rate suggest he is locked in at the plate and can capitalize on mistakes. • With the true HR probability estimated around 10%, the +540 payout offers a substantial positive expected value.
• Olson is a proven run producer and has 32 RBIs this season, consistently driving in runners in the heart of the lineup. • Facing Giolito, whose inflated WHIP and BAA indicate frequent baserunners, Olson should have ample RBI opportunities. • His situational hitting and lineup context give him a true RBI probability of roughly 52%. • The +130 payout, combined with his high conversion rate, creates a significant value edge.
• Olson is a proven run producer and has 32 RBIs this season, consistently driving in runners in the heart of the lineup. • Facing Giolito, whose inflated WHIP and BAA indicate frequent baserunners, Olson should have ample RBI opportunities. • His situational hitting and lineup context give him a true RBI probability of roughly 52%. • The +130 payout, combined with his high conversion rate, creates a significant value edge.
Graded results
26Games
- W
Cincinnati Reds +1.5 -142
MLB · 6-2
- L
Philadelphia Phillies ML -144
MLB · 6-2
- W
Toronto Blue Jays -1.5 +120
MLB · 7-11
- L
Cleveland Guardians ML -138
MLB · 4-1
- W
New York Mets -1.5 -154
MLB · 2-4
- W
Chicago White Sox +1.5 -110
MLB · 1-2
Props
- L
Alec Bohm · over
Milwaukee Brewers Game · Actual 0
- P
Austin Hays · over
Cincinnati Reds Game
- L
Austin Riley · over
Atlanta Braves Game · Actual 0
- L
Bryce Harper · over
Milwaukee Brewers Game · Actual 0
- L
Carson Kelly · over
Cincinnati Reds Game · Actual 0
- P
Cedric Mullins · over
Baltimore Orioles Game
- P
Chase Meidroth · under
Chicago White Sox Game
- W
Christian Yelich · over
Milwaukee Brewers Game · Actual 2
- L
Drake Baldwin · over
Atlanta Braves Game · Actual 0
- L
Elly De La Cruz · over
Cincinnati Reds Game · Actual 0
- W
Francisco Lindor · over
Colorado Rockies Game · Actual 2
- W
Francisco Lindor · over
Colorado Rockies Game · Actual 3
- L
Heliot Ramos · over
San Francisco Giants Game · Actual 0
- W
Heliot Ramos · over
San Francisco Giants Game · Actual 3
- L
Jordan Beck · over
Colorado Rockies Game · Actual 0
- P
Jose Ramirez · over
Cleveland Guardians Game
- L
Jung Hoo Lee · over
San Francisco Giants Game · Actual 0
- L
Logan O'Hoppe · over
Los Angeles Angels Game · Actual 0
- W
Matt Olson · over
Atlanta Braves Game · Actual 1
- W
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. · over
Oakland Athletics Game · Actual 1