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2026-06-13

The stored Gary board for Sat, Jun 13. Results are presented separately because older records do not all carry a durable source-pick ID.

Game picks

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WC3:00 PM

Switzerland @ Qatar

The stage is set at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, where Switzerland and Qatar square off in a pivotal Group B clash with sole possession of first place on the line. Following yesterday’s 1-1 draw between Canada and Bosnia & Herzegovina, a decisive victory here puts the winner in the driver's seat for the knockout rounds. While the market has heavily favored the Swiss, the price on Switzerland -1.5 at -155 represents excellent value when diving into the defensive and offensive metrics of both squads. Early injury reports had Swiss winger Ruben Vargas flagged as questionable, but fresh updates confirm he is fully fit, training at full capacity, and projected to start, giving Murat Yakin a complete arsenal to unlock a vulnerable Qatari defense. The primary catalyst for backing Switzerland to cover the -1.5 spread is the massive defensive disparity. During their unbeaten UEFA qualifying campaign, the Swiss conceded just two goals across six matches—a microscopic 0.33 goals-allowed average—while never trailing for a single minute. This absolute defensive lock stands in stark contrast to a Qatari side that conceded 24 goals in 10 games during the AFC third-round qualifying cycle (2.4 per game). Furthermore, Qatar has hit a massive offensive wall under Julen Lopetegui, currently enduring a six-match winless streak and failing to score in their last two warm-ups, including a 1-0 loss to Ireland where they registered just one shot on target. Historically, Qatar has struggled to generate offense against elite non-Asian competition, frequently posting expected goals (xG) tallies under 0.50, such as 0.32 against Ecuador and 0.14 against the Netherlands. The main argument against the Swiss covering a multi-goal margin rests on the historical ghost of 2018, when Qatar secured a 1-0 friendly win over Switzerland on an 86th-minute Akram Afif goal. While Afif and Almoez Ali remain dangerous on the counter, that single friendly from eight years ago holds very little predictive weight against Switzerland's modern, highly disciplined tactical block. Led by Manuel Akanji at the back and an in-form Dan Ndoye, who has netted four goals in his last five international appearances, the Swiss possess both the defensive structure to secure a clean sheet and the clinical finishing to push past a fragile Qatari backline. With the extra motivation of taking outright control of Group B and building a valuable goal-difference cushion, expect Switzerland to play with high intensity and comfortably cover the main line handicap.

Switzerland -1.5 @-155
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WC6:00 PM

Morocco @ Brazil

MetLife Stadium is set to host a high-stakes summer showdown as Brazil and Morocco kick off their 2026 World Cup campaigns under the sweltering New Jersey sun. With a Heat Advisory active in East Rutherford and temperatures reaching a scorching 90°F paired with 71% humidity, the physical toll of this opening match will be immense from the first whistle. This extreme climate, combined with the typical cagey nature of tournament openers where teams prioritize avoiding a devastating opening loss, sets the stage for a sluggish, tactical battle. While Brazil boasts immense talent, they enter the tournament under Carlo Ancelotti utilizing a more pragmatic, transition-focused 4-2-3-1 that relies on a double pivot of Casemiro and Bruno Guimarães to shield the backline. Without the creative brilliance of Neymar, who is officially ruled out with a calf injury, the Seleção will lack the fluid playmaking necessary to easily dismantle a deep defensive block. On the other side, Morocco is grappling with a massive defensive emergency after key center-back Nayef Aguerd withdrew from the squad just 48 hours ago, while fullback Noussair Mazraoui is playing through a shoulder injury. Rather than attempting to go toe-to-toe with Brazil, Morocco's manager Mohamed Ouahbi is highly likely to implement a rigid, ultra-defensive posture to protect his unproven central pairing of Issa Diop and Chadi Riad. The primary argument against a low-scoring game is that Morocco's depleted backline could crumble under the pressure of Vinícius Júnior and the Brazilian attack, or that their own offensive threat of Brahim Díaz and Ayoub El Kaabi could catch Brazil's defense, which conceded 1.5 goals per match in recent warm-ups, off guard. However, Morocco's qualifying rate of 2.75 goals per match is a fragile offensive number that is highly unlikely to carry over against elite opposition, especially when forced to adopt a low-tempo, low-risk approach in oppressive heat. With both sides heavily managing energy levels and focusing heavily on defensive preservation, the value is clearly on a low-scoring match. Backing the under is the smartest play on the board.

Under 2.5-145
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78%
WC9:00 PM

Scotland @ Haiti

Gillette Stadium welcomes back the grandest stage of world football as Scotland and Haiti make their highly anticipated returns to the World Cup under the hot summer sky of Foxborough. Scotland enters this Group C opener as a substantial -190 favorite on the 3-way moneyline, and their tactical discipline is the central factor behind this price. Steve Clarke's side topped their UEFA qualifying group with a strong 4-1-1 record, averaging a robust 2.17 goals per match and generating over 2 big chances per game. While they are missing midfielder Billy Gilmour due to a knee injury and face a fresh stomach illness concern for Scott McTominay, their structured build-up and clinical edge—evidenced by 8 goals in their final two June friendlies against Bolivia and Curaçao—give them a clear physical and tactical advantage. The main threat to a Scottish victory lies in Haiti's explosive, transition-based attack and the oppressive weather conditions following a recently expired heat advisory. Temperatures reaching the high 80s could sap European energy levels, playing directly into the hands of a rapid Haitian squad led by midfielder Jean-Ricner Bellegarde and forward Duckens Nazon, who converted 6 goals from a 4.20 xG in qualifying. However, Haiti’s high-risk direct style frequently leaves their backline exposed. Although Haiti kept clean sheets in late qualifying rounds against weaker Concacaf opposition, they conceded 13 goals in 10 matches overall with a highly fragile 11.7 xGA, and they are projected to surrender a tournament-high 2.96 goals per game in Group C. Their defensive vulnerability was exposed in their last warm-up against Peru, where late fatigue led to conceding two goals in the final 15 minutes. Ultimately, Scotland's superior structural quality and organization should neutralize Haiti's transition threats, even with the central midfield absences of Gilmour and potentially McTominay. Haiti's midfield is also dealing with its own fresh disruption after losing Leverton Pierre to an adductor injury just days ago. Scotland’s recent 4–1 win against Curaçao serves as an excellent proxy, showing they are fully prepared to break down athletic Concacaf setups. With both teams facing heavyweight matchups against Brazil and Morocco next, Scotland knows they must secure all three points tonight to have any realistic path to the Round of 32. Expect Scotland's disciplined, veteran unit to control possession, minimize errors, and grind out a vital opening victory.

Scotland ML-190
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82%
MLB2:10 PM

Cardinals @ Twins

Target Field is bathed in afternoon sunlight as the Minnesota Twins host the St. Louis Cardinals in a pivotal Saturday matchup, looking to build on yesterday's high-scoring, walk-off thriller. The market has positioned the Cardinals as a short -116 favorite here, paying a premium for their superior 37-30 record and recent form. However, this is a spot where the price tags are highly deceptive, particularly on the mound. St. Louis starter Matthew Liberatore's 4.48 ERA is built on fragile ground, as evidenced by his 5.25 xERA and a staggering 44.1% hard-hit rate. Furthermore, Liberatore has a catastrophic reverse platoon split, yielding a .328 average and an astronomical .994 OPS to left-handed hitters. This makes him exceptionally vulnerable to key Twins lefties like Kody Clemens and switch-hitter Brooks Lee, who can exploit Liberatore's struggling fastball (.410 xwOBA) and chase him before he can provide any much-needed length. Conversely, Twins left-hander Connor Prielipp is vastly underrated by his surface-level 5.15 ERA. Statcast metrics reveal a stellar 3.74 xERA, representing a massive 1.41-run luck gap that indicates he has been severely victimized by poor sequencing. Prielipp boasts a high strikeout ceiling, racking up 28 strikeouts over his last 24.2 innings, and he matches up beautifully against the Cardinals' order. While St. Louis is starting seven right-handed batters to combat the southpaw, Prielipp actually holds righties to a stingy .235 average and .685 OPS. This statistical strength will neutralize St. Louis’s hottest threat, Alec Burleson, who is currently on a tear but slumps to a meager .203 average and .504 OPS against lefties. Although St. Louis counteracts this with Nelson Velazquez, who thrashes left-handed pitching with a .333 average and 1.212 OPS, Prielipp’s high-whiff arsenal is well-equipped to navigate around individual threats. The late-inning state further tips the scales toward Minnesota. The Cardinals' bullpen is in a state of distress following yesterday's 9-8 collapse, with Ryne Stanek completely unavailable after giving up three home runs in his last outing. While St. Louis closer Riley O'Brien is fresh, Liberatore's inability to pitch deep into games puts massive pressure on a fatigued middle relief. Meanwhile, the Twins carry the emotional high of a dramatic comeback win and feature Byron Buxton, who is a dominant force at Target Field with a .310 average and 1.081 home OPS. Expect Prielipp's underlying dominance to stifle St. Louis's righty-heavy order, allowing Minnesota’s left-handed bats to punish Liberatore and deliver a home victory at value odds of -102.

Twins ML-102
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72%
MLB3:07 PM

Yankees @ Blue Jays

It is a gorgeous Saturday afternoon at the Rogers Centre as the Toronto Blue Jays host the New York Yankees in a high-stakes American League East showdown. This ALDS rematch is already bubbling with intensity, but the value today lies squarely with the visiting Yankees at a very reasonable price. The main catalyst for this pick is the devastating news for the Blue Jays: franchise anchor Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is out of today's lineup due to lower back tightness, joined on the sidelines by Daulton Varsho (wrist inflammation). Without their primary source of run production, Toronto’s depleted lineup faces a monumental task against Cam Schlittler. On the other side, the Yankees are perfectly configured to punish Kevin Gausman. New York is stacking seven left-handed or switch hitters today to exploit Gausman’s pronounced platoon vulnerability, as lefties have hit him for a .688 OPS compared to .630 by right-handed batters. With warm 71°F weather and an 11 mph wind blowing directly out to right field, left-handed power threats like Ben Rice—who boasts a massive 1.041 OPS against right-handed pitching—are primed to drive the ball deep. While the market might be overpaying for a fragile number regarding Schlittler's shiny 1.87 ERA versus his 2.76 xERA, his elite 97.7 mph fastball and high-whiff slider (34% whiff rate) give him more than enough raw stuff to stifle a compromised Blue Jays offense. Furthermore, the bullpen situation strongly favors the Bronx Bombers. Toronto’s elite closer Louis Varland and setup man Tyler Rogers are heavily fatigued after working two of the last three days, leaving their relief bridge highly vulnerable. In contrast, the Yankees boast a completely rested David Bednar and a dominant Fernando Cruz (2.08 ERA) to close the door. Expect the Yankees to exploit Gausman's platoon splits, capitalize on Toronto's key absences, and bounce back to even the series.

Yankees ML-118
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MLB4:05 PM

Marlins @ Pirates

Welcome to beautiful PNC Park, where a Saturday afternoon clash features two clubs trending in completely opposite directions as the surging Miami Marlins look to secure a series victory against the sliding Pittsburgh Pirates. While the home team is priced as a slight favorite, this matchup represents a perfect storm of tactical advantages for the visiting underdogs. The betting market is giving too much weight to the Pirates' home-field advantage and the traditional starting role of Bubba Chandler, making the Marlins at +102 an exceptional value. Chandler represents a highly volatile arm; while his raw velocity is impressive, his high 5.8 BB/9 walk rate and 1.44 WHIP will create constant traffic against a disciplined Marlins lineup. Miami boasts a low 17.9% whiff rate recently, which matches up terribly for a pitcher who struggles with command. Furthermore, Chandler has severe platoon liabilities, giving up a .772 OPS and six of his eight home runs to left-handed batters. Miami's lineup is perfectly built to exploit this with power-hitting lefties like Liam Hicks—who has 13 home runs and is hitting .347 with runners on—and the league's leading hitter, Otto Lopez, who is batting .342 overall. The strongest counter-argument is that the Marlins are relying on a bullpen day with Lake Bachar opening, which can put immense stress on a pitching staff. However, Bachar has been incredibly sharp, allowing only one hit over his last 8.2 innings, and the Marlins' bullpen behind him is exceptionally fresh. Key relief specialists like Anthony Bender, Michael Petersen, and Pete Fairbanks have not thrown since June 11th, and they have Tyler Phillips (1.86 ERA) available to provide bulk innings. In contrast, the Pirates' bullpen has blown the third-most saves in the major leagues this season and is highly taxed. Once Chandler gets knocked out of the game—which has happened before the sixth inning in four of his last five starts—the game will devolve into a battle of the bullpens, which heavily favors Miami. With the Pirates missing the dynamic presence of Oneil Cruz in the middle of their order, their offense is highly top-heavy and reliant on Brandon Lowe (17 HR). If Miami can neutralize Lowe, the rest of the Pittsburgh lineup lacks the depth to keep up with the Marlins' relentless, high-contact approach. Expect Miami’s hot streak to continue as they leverage superior plate discipline and a much fresher bullpen to capture another road victory.

Marlins ML+102
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MLB4:05 PM

Padres @ Orioles

We have a warm, 85-degree afternoon at Camden Yards as the San Diego Padres look to stop their road slide against a surging Baltimore Orioles squad in a classic clash of styles. While the public is heavily backing the red-hot home team, the real value lies with the visitors at even money. Both starting pitchers tonight are pitching on borrowed time; Randy Vásquez carries a 3.63 ERA against a 6.57 xERA, while Trey Gibson sits with a 4.24 ERA against a 7.78 xERA. Because the market is overpaying for fragile numbers on both sides, this game is a question of value, and the outcome will likely be decided by defensive execution and late-inning bullpen management rather than starting pitching. Trey Gibson is an extreme outlier, recording only 5 strikeouts over 17.0 innings for a dangerously low 2.6 K/9. This pitch-to-contact profile means he is completely dependent on his defense to convert balls in play into outs, especially with his 1.53 GO/AO ratio. However, the Orioles' defense has been uncharacteristically sloppy, committing 38 errors this season with a .985 fielding percentage. In contrast, the Padres are highly disciplined defensively, committing just 21 errors with a .991 fielding percentage. San Diego's high-contact hitters like Fernando Tatis Jr., Manny Machado, and Xander Bogaerts can repeatedly put the ball in play, forcing Baltimore's defense to make difficult plays and likely triggering a big inning against a strikeout-depleted rookie starter. If both starting pitchers find early trouble, the bullpen matchup becomes the ultimate equalizer. The Orioles are missing closer Ryan Helsley and have heavily worked their middle relief, leaving them highly vulnerable in the late frames. San Diego, on the other hand, boasts an elite and fully rested back-end. Shutdown closer Mason Miller, who features a 0.94 ERA and 56 strikeouts in 28.2 innings, last pitched on June 10 and is fully rested, while setup man Jason Adam (1.50 ERA) also last threw on June 10. Even though the Orioles' bats are currently on fire with a 51.6% Hard-Hit rate over their last three games, the Padres' defense and late-inning pitching superiority should neutralize Baltimore's offense down the stretch and secure a valuable road win.

Padres ML+100
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75%
MLB4:05 PM

Mariners @ Nationals

The afternoon sun is baking Nationals Park at a warm 86 degrees as the first-place Seattle Mariners look to clinch a series victory against the struggling Washington Nationals. At first glance, Washington being priced as a home favorite makes sense given Cade Cavalli's respectable 3.88 ERA compared to Luis Castillo's bloated 5.16 mark. However, the market is overpaying for a fragile number on Cavalli. His 4.38 xERA and 1.44 WHIP indicate significant underlying traffic, which is a massive liability against a Mariners team loaded with six left-handed bats ready to exploit Cavalli's terrible .308 batting average allowed to left-handed hitters. Castillo, meanwhile, is in the midst of a spectacular mid-season correction, holding a minuscule 1.23 ERA and allowing only 6 hits over his last 14.2 innings. The strongest argument against backing Seattle today is Castillo's own vulnerability against lefties, combined with Washington's lineup stacking six left-handed or switch-hitting bats under conditions where a 5 mph wind is blowing out to right field. Power threats like James Wood, who already has 19 home runs this season, are built to exploit Castillo's 11% barrel rate. Yet, the Mariners have the ultimate late-game antidote to neutralize this threat. While Washington's bullpen is heavily taxed after using 7.1 innings of relief yesterday, Seattle’s relief corps is fresh and boasts elite left-handed specialists Jose Ferrer and Gabe Speier, who carry superb ERAs of 2.10 and 2.04 respectively. Once this game reaches the later frames, the Mariners have the arms to lock down the Nationals' primary threats, while Washington will be forced to rely on tired relievers. Fundamental execution and organizational momentum solidify the edge for the visitors. The Mariners are playing with immense confidence, winning 12 of their last 17 games, and they possess a highly disciplined defense that has committed only 30 errors all season for a .988 fielding percentage. On the flip side, the Nationals are currently fighting ghosts at their own stadium, carrying the worst home record in the National League at 12-21, backed by a sloppy defense that has committed 58 errors. When you pair a high-traffic pitcher like Cavalli with a defense that averages nearly an error a game, defensive lapses are bound to turn into unearned runs. At even money, Seattle is the much more complete and trustworthy team.

Mariners ML+100
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78%
MLB4:10 PM

Diamondbacks @ Reds

Great American Ball Park is bathed in afternoon sun as the Cincinnati Reds host the Arizona Diamondbacks in a pivotal National League clash where starting pitching consistency meets a bullpen in crisis. The game hinges on a massive starting pitching mismatch. Arizona’s Michael Soroka enters with an 8-3 record and a 3.28 ERA. Soroka is dominant against right-handed hitters, holding them to a .183 average and .510 OPS. This plays perfectly against a right-heavy Cincinnati lineup starting seven righty or switch-hitters. On the other side, Reds rookie Rhett Lowder is in a complete command crisis, issuing 13 walks over his last 7.1 innings. Lowder relies heavily on a sinker with a dangerous .480 xwOBA, which disciplined Diamondbacks hitters like Corbin Carroll and Ketel Marte are primed to punish, especially as Lowder struggles to find the zone. The best case for the Reds lies in GABP’s hitter-friendly dimensions and Soroka’s fly-ball profile (0.81 GO/AO). In warm 81°F weather, fly balls carry easily, and Soroka is slightly overperforming his 3.95 xERA. However, Soroka's elite command keeps bases clean, whereas Lowder’s walks guarantee traffic. The market is overpaying for the Reds at +124, ignoring that their bullpen is in a state of collapse. Posting a 5.13 ERA since May 1, the Cincinnati relief corps is severely depleted, with Emilio Pagan unavailable and scheduled for a hamstring MRI today. Arizona also holds a distinct edge in defense and roster health. The Diamondbacks have been fundamentally sound, committing only 26 errors compared to Cincinnati's 33. The return of Jordan Lawlar, who delivered the game-winning hit in his season debut yesterday, adds immediate energy. Backed by a healthy late-inning bullpen featuring Paul Sewald, the Diamondbacks are the superior team in every phase.

Diamondbacks ML-146
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82%
MLB4:10 PM

Braves @ Mets

Summer heat has arrived at Citi Field as the first-place Atlanta Braves seek to break their three-game slide against a division rival trying to claw out of the basement. The betting market has priced the Mets as home favorites at -122, heavily overadjusting to the fresh, demoralizing loss of Braves ace Spencer Strider to the Injured List. While losing an elite arm hurts, pricing the 45-24 Braves as plus-money underdogs against a 31-38 Mets team is an overreaction. The Mets' hot-hitting metrics over their last three games, including a 49.3% hard-hit rate and Bo Bichette's explosive 6-RBI game yesterday, have led the market to overpay for a fragile, short-term surge. The starting pitching matchup leans toward the Braves when factoring in environmental conditions and bullpen support. The Mets are deploying a bullpen game with opener Huascar Brazoban preceding Sean Manaea. While Manaea's 4.21 xERA indicates some positive regression is due compared to his 5.02 ERA, he is a heavy fly-ball pitcher with a 0.62 GO/AO ratio. In today's warm 84°F weather with a 5 mph wind blowing out to right field, those fly balls are highly dangerous, especially against Matt Olson, who holds a career 1.400 OPS in 5 AB against Manaea. Meanwhile, Martín Pérez provides a steady ground-ball profile (1.04 GO/AO) that fits perfectly with the Braves' sure-handed infield defense, which has committed only 29 errors this season compared to the Mets' 36. The true separator in this matchup is the extreme disparity in bullpen health. The Mets' relief corps is entirely gassed; closer Devin Williams threw 33 pitches yesterday and setup man Brooks Raley threw 22, rendering both virtually unavailable. If Manaea is chased early, New York will have to turn to low-leverage, struggling middle relievers. Conversely, the Braves' premier high-leverage arms—Robert Suarez (0.61 ERA) and Raisel Iglesias (1.21 ERA)—are fully rested and ready to secure the late innings. Additionally, Braves speed threats can run freely against Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez, who has caught only 1 of 11 base-stealers. Trust the deeper, defensively superior Braves to exploit New York's depleted bullpen and take this game at excellent value.

Braves ML+104
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MLB4:10 PM

Tigers @ Guardians

Sunlight bathes Progressive Field on a gorgeous afternoon in Cleveland, where the division-leading Guardians look to maintain their tight grip on the AL Central against a division rival. This game is priced as if the return of Tigers ace Tarik Skubal is a silver bullet, but the betting market is overpaying for a fragile number in making Detroit a -146 road favorite. While Skubal’s 2.70 ERA is shiny, he is returning from arthroscopic elbow surgery with a strict pitch count of 60 to 75 pitches, which will force an early exit. When Skubal departs, a heavily fatigued Tigers bullpen—which had to throw 5.0 relief innings yesterday due to Jack Flaherty's ankle injury—will be forced to cover significant innings. The matchup on the mound features two lefties, but Cleveland is uniquely positioned to exploit Skubal's surprising "reverse-split" vulnerability, where he has allowed same-side hitters a .333 average and .838 OPS this season. Stephen Vogt’s lineup features dangerous switch- and left-handed bats like Jose Ramirez, who has historically hit Skubal at a .375 clip (12-for-32), Chase DeLauter, and Travis Bazzana. On the other side, while Tigers power threats like Dillon Dingler are dangerous, Dingler bats just .186 against left-handed pitchers. Detroit's lineup is highly vulnerable to southpaws, which mitigates some of the risk of Joey Cantillo's recent command struggles. The real deciding factor in this game will be the late innings. If this game is close after five innings, Cleveland can hand the ball to an elite, completely rested bullpen led by Cade Smith (2.59 ERA, 1.02 WHIP), while Detroit must navigate high-leverage situations with heavily taxed middle relievers and a shaky Kenley Jansen (4.80 ERA). The Guardians have won all five matchups against Detroit this season by utilizing their bullpen dominance to lock down close games. Combined with the Tigers' abysmal 11-25 road record, backing the Guardians at +124 on their home field is the sharp play tonight.

Guardians ML+124
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MLB4:10 PM

Dodgers @ White Sox

The wind is howling out of the right-field corner at Rate Field, setting the stage for an afternoon battle as the Chicago White Sox look to clinch a series victory against the elite Los Angeles Dodgers. The biggest key to this game is the starting pitching mismatch and how it interacts with the environment. Yoshinobu Yamamoto has been dominant, carrying a microscopic 0.99 ERA over his last four starts, and coming off an eight-inning performance against the Angels where he retired 22 consecutive batters. Crucially, Yamamoto has a ground-ball-leaning profile (1.22 GO/AO) which will keep him safe in the 85-degree heat and 17 mph wind. Compare that to Chicago's Sean Burke, an extreme fly-ball pitcher (0.69 GO/AO) who has struggled with efficiency and walked five batters in just 4.1 innings in his last start. In a hitter-friendly park under hot, windy conditions, Burke is highly vulnerable to giving up the long ball, especially since the market is underestimating the fragility of his fly-ball profile against a lineup stacked with elite power. The Dodgers offense receives a massive, fresh boost with the return of Shohei Ohtani to the leadoff spot following a one-game absence due to knee inflammation. The Dodgers are sending seven left-handed or switch-hitters to the plate, which perfectly exploits Burke's primary vulnerability, as he allows a higher .701 OPS to left-handed batters compared to a .647 OPS against righties. Fastball-demolishers like Freddie Freeman (.919 OPS vs RHP) and Max Muncy (.900 OPS vs RHP) are poised to punish Burke’s 4-seam fastball. Meanwhile, the White Sox are dealing with a massive established power void with Munetaka Murakami and his 20 home runs sidelined on the IL. Although the Sox hit Roki Sasaki hard yesterday, they will struggle to replicate that success against Yamamoto’s elite splitter, which neutralizes left-handed hitters and boasts a 46.5% chase rate. While the White Sox possess a rested bullpen that has been a major part of their surprising AL Central run, the gap in starting pitching, defense, and catcher stability is too wide to ignore. Chicago’s catcher Edgar Quero has been a major defensive liability (-0.7 WAR) and is prone to passed balls, a dangerous combination for a pitcher like Burke who is currently struggling with his command. Conversely, the Dodgers’ rookie backstop Dalton Rushing (+1.3 WAR) provides elite defensive stability, backed by a defense that has committed just 23 errors this season. Even though the market is paying a premium for Yamamoto's 2.68 ERA (which sits below his 3.4 xERA), the structural matchup advantages—specifically Ohtani’s return, Burke's platoon struggles against a lefty-heavy lineup, and the fly-ball risks in today's weather—make the Dodgers on the run line the sharp play.

Dodgers -1.5-122
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MLB4:10 PM

Rangers @ Red Sox

The afternoon sun beats down on the historic red bricks of Fenway Park as the Texas Rangers send their premier ace to the mound, looking to quiet a raucous Boston crowd after yesterday’s blowout. On paper, this is a beautifully symmetric duel between starting pitchers sporting identical 3.18 ERAs, but the trajectories of Jacob deGrom and Ranger Suárez could not be more different. DeGrom is in peak form, entering today on the heels of 11 consecutive scoreless innings in June, throwing his fastball at an elite 97.1 mph and generating a massive 42% whiff rate on his slider. While the market has priced the Red Sox as home favorites at -124, likely overreacting to yesterday’s 10-1 rout and the Rangers' recent injuries to Corey Seager and Evan Carter, this is a major value opportunity on the Rangers at +106. The critical factor in this matchup is the vulnerability of Ranger Suárez. Despite his clean season ERA, the market is overpaying for a fragile number; Suárez’s xERA of 3.63 signals regression, and his recent form has been highly volatile, posting a 5.51 ERA and a concerning 1.77 WHIP over his last three starts. Suárez is a finesse sinker-baller who struggles to pitch deep into games, which will expose a weak Red Sox middle-relief bridge featuring Ryan Watson (5.12 ERA) and Danny Coulombe (5.93 ERA). Even though the Rangers' lineup is missing Seager and Carter, they still possess highly disciplined hitters like Josh Jung (.308 AVG) and Ezequiel Duran (.290 AVG), and their collective 27.2% chase rate will force Suárez to throw strikes. Furthermore, the Rangers have a major advantage behind the plate, where Elias Díaz's perfect 100% caught-stealing rate will shut down Boston's running game, whereas Red Sox catcher Carlos Narvaez is a defensive liability (31.6% caught-stealing rate) whom the Rangers can easily exploit. The strongest argument against the Rangers is the extreme 91°F heat at Fenway, which historically favors fly-ball hitters and could punish deGrom's fly-ball tendencies (0.60 GO/AO) and high barrel rate allowed (10.4%) against a hot Red Sox lineup. However, deGrom's pure strikeout stuff and 11-inning scoreless momentum are robust enough to minimize put-in-play damage, and his infield defense is highly secure with Nicky Lopez filling in at shortstop. Crucially, if this turns into a bullpen battle, Texas holds the definitive edge. The Rangers preserved their elite high-leverage tandem of Jacob Latz (1.69 ERA) and Jakob Junis (1.57 ERA) during yesterday's lopsided loss, meaning they are fully rested and armed to shut the door. Back the Rangers to bounce back and secure a critical division-race victory on the road.

Rangers ML+106
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70%
MLB7:10 PM

Astros @ Royals

The stage is set under partly cloudy skies at Kauffman Stadium, where an 86-degree night and an eight-mile-per-hour wind blowing out to center field promise to keep the outfielders busy. Tonight, the Kansas City Royals look to snap their three-game losing streak as they play host to the Houston Astros in the second matchup of this three-game series. The primary reason to back Kansas City tonight lies in the stark contrast of the starting pitching matchup. Royals lefty Noah Cameron enters in elite form, boasting a stellar 1.80 ERA with a 31-to-3 strikeout-to-walk ratio over his last five starts spanning 30.0 innings. Cameron has shown superb run-prevention skills, allowing just one home run during this stretch. On the other hand, Astros righty Mike Burrows is struggling severely with a 5.77 ERA on the season and a 6.91 ERA over his last five starts. Burrows has surrendered nine home runs and issued 14 walks in his last 28.2 innings, which aligns terribly with a warm night where the wind is blowing directly out to center field. To make matters worse for Houston, Burrows has a catastrophic platoon split this season, giving up a .321 batting average, 12 home runs, and a .992 OPS to left-handed hitters over 168 at-bats. The Royals have structured their starting lineup to exploit this exact vulnerability, stacking five left-handed batters in their order. This includes the scorching-hot rookie Jac Caglianone, who is hitting .457 with three home runs and eight RBIs over his last 10 games. Although the Astros counter with eight right-handed batters to gain a platoon edge against Cameron, Cameron has actually been more effective against righties this season, limiting them to a .234 batting average and a .633 OPS. Furthermore, Houston’s key cleanup threat Christian Walker has struggled mightily against left-handed pitchers, hitting just .185 against them. The primary argument against the Royals is the absolute dominance of Yordan Alvarez, who is hitting .444 with four home runs and 15 RBIs over his last 10 games, including a two-home-run, six-RBI performance yesterday. While Alvarez is a constant threat who can alter any game with a single swing, the Royals' offense has shown elite contact quality of its own, producing a 51.9% hard-hit rate and a .427 xwOBA over their last three games. Facing a struggling pitcher in Burrows, the Royals' lineup has a much easier path to generating early offense. Combined with Cameron's current command, the Royals are highly valuable home favorites to bounce back and secure a win tonight.

Royals ML-126
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MLB7:10 PM

Phillies @ Brewers

The lights are bright at American Family Field as the first-place Milwaukee Brewers look to keep rolling at home, hosting a Philadelphia Phillies squad trying to salvage their offensive identity after a historic shutout. The tactical key tonight lies in the starting pitching matchup, where the Brewers have intentionally stacked their lineup to exploit Aaron Nola's primary weakness. Nola is pitching through a brutal stretch with a 7.13 ERA over his last five starts, but his underlying nightmare is how he handles lefties. Left-handed batters are hitting .311 with a .911 OPS against him this season, and Milwaukee is countering by starting six lefties—including Christian Yelich, who has a lifetime .282 average (11-for-39) against him. This platoon crisis is magnified by the warm 84°F conditions and a 16 mph wind blowing left-to-right, creating an ideal launchpad to the right-field seats for pull-side left-handed power. On the other side, Shane Drohan has established himself as a reliable force, carrying a stellar 3.11 ERA that is perfectly validated by his 3.05 xERA. Drohan’s 95 mph fastball and reverse splits (.569 OPS allowed to right-handed hitters) will completely neutralize Philadelphia's righty anchors like Trea Turner, who is batting just .190 against left-handed pitching while gutting through a groin injury. The Phillies' offense is in complete disarray after yesterday's 1-hit, 15-strikeout shutdown, chasing pitches out of the zone at a 39.5% rate over their last three games. The fresh loss of Adolis García, who was placed on the 60-day injured list yesterday with a torn right lat, strips this lineup of vital protection and power, allowing Drohan to approach stars like Bryce Harper with extreme caution. The market's most compelling counter-argument is that Nola is a proven veteran due for positive regression given the gap between his 5.86 ERA and his 4.35 xERA. However, in a high-variance single-game scenario, Nola’s structural platoon flaws are too deep to ignore, especially since he has registered a 7.38 ERA against top-15 OPS offenses this year. Even if Nola manages to navigate the early innings, the bullpen advantage is heavily skewed toward Milwaukee. Jacob Misiorowski’s complete-game shutout yesterday leaves the entire Brewers' relief corps 100% rested, while the Phillies must navigate a fatigued middle relief bridge to reach their closer. Behind the plate, William Contreras’s elite defense (48.4% caught-stealing rate) will shut down any Phillies baserunning threats. Back the Brewers at a reasonable price to dominate this matchup.

Brewers ML-162
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NBA8:30 PM

New York Knicks @ San Antonio Spurs

The stage is set at the Frost Bank Center as the San Antonio Spurs fight to keep their championship dreams alive, while the New York Knicks stand just forty-eight minutes away from ending a fifty-three-year title drought. This series has been defined by historically razor-thin margins, and while the market is treating the home team as a solid multi-possession favorite tonight, the value is heavily concentrated on the underdogs. Getting 5.5 points with a clinical Knicks squad that has already won twice in San Antonio this series is simply too much cushion to ignore. The core reason to back New York is their absolute composure and superior execution in high-leverage moments. Over their last five games, the Knicks have posted a stellar +9.6 Net Rating, while the Spurs have plummeted to a break-even +0.6 as their regular-season efficiency craters. Jalen Brunson and OG Anunoby are playing the best basketball of their careers, coming off 36-point and 33-point performances respectively in Game 4. San Antonio's defense has had no answer for the Knicks' five-out offense, which has pulled the Spurs' rim protection out of the paint, leaving them highly vulnerable to second-chance points like Anunoby's game-winning tip-in. The strongest argument for San Antonio is the schedule and rotation relief, as three days of rest should rejuvenate a tired Victor Wembanyama and the returns of Harrison Barnes, Kelly Olynyk, and Mason Plumlee will bolster their depleted bench. However, even if these returning veterans help the Spurs stabilize their rotation and avoid another historic 29-point collapse, they do not possess the individual firepower to suddenly turn this into a blowout. Three of the four games in this Finals series have been decided by four points or fewer, with two decided by a single point. Even if San Antonio rides their home crowd to a desperate, season-saving win, New York's elite half-court discipline will keep this within a possession. Take the points.

New York Knicks +5.5-110
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Player props

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MLB · Cardinals @ Twins

Matthew Liberatore

Matthew Liberatore has struggled significantly with efficiency and length this season, failing to record more than 15 outs (5.0 innings) in four of his last five starts. His 1.51 WHIP is a major red flag, as constant traffic on the bases forces high pitch counts and early exits. Furthermore, his 5.25 xERA suggests he has been lucky to maintain a 4.48 ERA and is a prime candidate for a blow-up against a Twins offense that just scored 9 runs in the series opener. Facing Byron Buxton, who carries a 1.081 OPS at Target Field, Liberatore will likely be under duress early, making a trip into the 6th inning (16+ outs) statistically improbable given his recent 4.1, 5.0, 4.2, and 5.0 inning totals.

UNDER 15.5 Pitcher Outs+101
  • · Failed to exceed 15 outs in 4 of last 5 starts (80%)
  • · 5.25 xERA vs 4.48 actual ERA (regression candidate)
  • · 1.51 season WHIP leads to high pitch counts
MLB · Cardinals @ Twins

Connor Prielipp

Connor Prielipp enters this matchup as a high-upside strikeout pitcher with a 10.1 K/9 rate that the market hasn't fully adjusted for. He has cleared the 4.5 strikeout threshold in four of his last five starts, including dominant outings of 7, 7, and 8 strikeouts. While his 5.15 ERA might suggest vulnerability, his 3.74 xERA indicates he is suppressing contact effectively and should have the leash to work through five or more innings. He faces a Cardinals lineup that, while improved, features high-whiff profiles like Nelson Velazquez (recent 2-K games) and rookie Blaze Jordan, providing ample opportunities for Prielipp to utilize his 95 mph fastball and high-spin slider to reach this modest line.

OVER 4.5 Strikeouts-131
  • · 10.1 K/9 season average
  • · Cleared 4.5 strikeouts in 4 of last 5 starts
  • · 3.74 xERA suggests better performance than 5.15 surface ERA
MLB · Yankees @ Blue Jays

Ben Rice

Ben Rice enters this matchup in the leadoff spot, maximizing his opportunities to see Kevin Gausman. While Gausman is known for elite control (4.5% walk rate), Rice has demonstrated a specific ability to lay off his splitter, drawing 4 walks in just 10 official at-bats (14 total PAs) against him. Rice’s recent form supports this patient approach, as he has secured a walk in 60% of his last 10 games. With Gausman surrendering 8 earned runs over his last 11.0 innings, he may be forced to pitch more tentatively against the top of the Yankees' order, providing Rice with multiple chances to clear this line.

OVER 0.5 Walks+136
  • · Ben Rice has drawn 4 walks in 14 plate appearances vs Kevin Gausman (28.6% rate)
  • · Ben Rice has recorded a walk in 6 of his last 10 games (.231 AVG but high OBP profile)
  • · Kevin Gausman has allowed 4 earned runs in each of his last two starts, indicating a slight dip in command
MLB · Yankees @ Blue Jays

Jesus Sanchez

Jesus Sanchez has been one of Toronto's most consistent contact hitters recently, logging hits in four of his last five outings, including three multi-hit games. He matches up very well against RHP Cam Schlittler; Sanchez hits .313 against righties, and Schlittler, despite his Cy Young candidacy, has historically been solved by this Blue Jays core.

OVER 0.5 Hits-157
  • · Jesus Sanchez is batting .313 against right-handed pitchers this season (Cam Schlittler is RHP)
  • · Jesus Sanchez has recorded at least one hit in 4 of his last 5 games (.296 season AVG)
  • · The current Blue Jays roster has a collective .339 batting average against Cam Schlittler despite his 1.87 ERA
MLB · Marlins @ Pirates

Liam Hicks

Liam Hicks is the engine of a Marlins offense currently on a seven-game winning streak. Batting leadoff, Hicks maximizes his plate appearances (Volume Floor), which is critical for a combined hits/runs/RBIs prop.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-135
  • · Liam Hicks season average: 2.22 Hits+Runs+RBIs per game
  • · Liam Hicks vs RHP: .292 AVG, .903 OPS, 12 HR (Season)
  • · Bubba Chandler: 4.91 ERA, 1.44 WHIP, 5.8 BB/9 (Season)
MLB · Marlins @ Pirates

Ryan O'Hearn

Ryan O'Hearn has entered a significant mid-June slump, recording just three hits in his last 18 at-bats. He has failed to clear the 1.5 total bases mark in four of his last five games, with his only 'over' coming in a game where he hit a home run.

UNDER 1.5 Total Bases-170
  • · Ryan O'Hearn last 5 games: 3-for-18 (.167 AVG)
  • · Ryan O'Hearn total bases last 5 games: [0, 1, 1, 4, 0] (80% hit rate for the Under)
  • · Lake Bachar: 0.91 WHIP, .179 AVG allowed to LHB (Season)
MLB · Padres @ Orioles

Samuel Basallo

Basallo is currently mired in a severe slump, hitting just .107 over his last 10 games. While he managed a home run in the series opener, that represents one of only three hits he has recorded in his last 28 at-bats.

UNDER 1.5 H+R+RBI+120
  • · Recent: .107 AVG (3-for-28) over last 10 games
  • · Under 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBIs in 8 of last 10 games (80%)
  • · Strikeouts: Three 2-K games in last 10 starts
MLB · Padres @ Orioles

Fernando Tatis Jr.

Tatis enters this matchup as the most productive hitter in the Padres' lineup, batting .341 over his last 10 games. He recorded three hits in the series opener and has produced four multi-hit performances in his last 10 starts.

OVER 1.5 Hits+175
  • · Season: .279 AVG (72 hits in 258 AB)
  • · Recent: .341 AVG over last 10 games
  • · Multi-hit games in 4 of last 10 outings (40%)
MLB · Mariners @ Nationals

James Wood

James Wood enters this game as the Nationals' primary offensive catalyst, leading the team with 19 home runs and batting in the leadoff spot. He faces Luis Castillo, who has struggled significantly with left-handed hitters this season, allowing an .805 OPS and 6 home runs. Wood's split against right-handed pitching is elite, carrying a .996 OPS. Wood has cleared the 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs line in four of his last five games, recording totals of 4, 5, 6, 2, and 0. Castillo's contact quality metrics—including a 47.3% hard-hit rate and 11% barrel rate allowed—suggest Wood's power will translate well in today's hitting environment.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-142
  • · Season: 19 HR, .953 OPS
  • · Split: .996 OPS vs RHP (175 AB)
  • · Matchup: Luis Castillo .805 OPS allowed to LHB
MLB · Mariners @ Nationals

Dominic Canzone

Dominic Canzone is in exceptional form, batting .419 over his last 10 games as he steps into a larger middle-of-the-order role for an injury-depleted Mariners lineup. He faces Cade Cavalli, a right-hander with a high 1.44 WHIP and a notable platoon disadvantage, allowing an .806 OPS to left-handed batters this season. Canzone has been far more effective against righties, posting a .933 OPS compared to .496 against lefties. Batting 5th in a lineup that scored 10 runs yesterday, he should see multiple opportunities with runners on base against a pitcher who struggles to limit baserunners.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-114
  • · Recent: .419 AVG over last 10 games (13-for-31)
  • · Split: .933 OPS and 10 HR vs RHP this season
  • · Matchup: Cade Cavalli 1.44 WHIP and .806 OPS allowed to LHB
MLB · Diamondbacks @ Reds

Corbin Carroll

This pick is entirely driven by the severe command crisis currently plaguing Reds starter Rhett Lowder. Lowder has issued 13 walks in just 7.1 innings since returning from injury, which equates to roughly 1.77 walks per inning.

OVER 0.5 Walks-108
  • · Rhett Lowder has issued 13 walks in his last 7.1 innings of work across three starts.
  • · Corbin Carroll recorded walks in 3 of his last 10 games, but the pitching matchup creates an outlier environment.
  • · The break-even probability for this pick at -108 is 51.9%.
MLB · Diamondbacks @ Reds

Spencer Steer

Spencer Steer is currently mired in a significant slump, recording just one hit in his last five games (1-for-17). He faces a daunting matchup against Michael Soroka, who has been elite against right-handed hitters this year.

UNDER 0.5 Hits+151
  • · Michael Soroka has held right-handed batters to a .183 batting average and .510 OPS this season.
  • · Spencer Steer is 1-for-his-last-17 (.058) and has been hitless in 4 of his last 5 games.
  • · The break-even probability for this pick at +151 is 39.8%.
MLB · Braves @ Mets

Matt Olson

Matt Olson is in a prime position to produce on the road, where he has been far more effective this season, slugging 14 of his 20 home runs and maintaining a 1.036 OPS. Today’s environmental conditions at Citi Field—84°F temperatures and a 5 mph wind blowing out toward right field—perfectly complement Olson's left-handed power.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-123
  • · Matt Olson 1.036 OPS on the road with 14 of 20 HR away from Atlanta
  • · Olson career 2-for-5 (.400) with 1 HR vs Mets bulk pitcher Sean Manaea
  • · Mets bulk pitcher Sean Manaea allows high fly-ball rate (0.62 GO/AO) in 84°F weather with wind out to RF
MLB · Braves @ Mets

Juan Soto

Juan Soto possesses arguably the most disciplined eye in the game, and the current odds (+118) offer significant value for him to draw a single walk. Soto has been extremely consistent in this department recently, drawing a walk in 80% (4 of 5) of his most recent games.

OVER 0.5 Walks+118
  • · Juan Soto has recorded at least one walk in 4 of his last 5 games
  • · Soto has 11 walks in limited career matchups against members of the Braves current pitching staff (Strider, Lee, Elder)
  • · Braves starter Martin Perez ERA (3.02) is nearly a full run lower than his xERA (4.09), suggesting regression and lack of control over the zone
MLB · Tigers @ Guardians

Dillon Dingler

Dillon Dingler is currently the focal point of the Detroit offense, leading the team in both home runs (16) and RBIs (49). His recent form is elite, as he has recorded 15 hits, 5 home runs, and 15 RBIs over his last 10 games, including two multi-HR performances.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-124
  • · 15 hits, 5 HR, and 15 RBI in last 10 games (.357 AVG)
  • · .839 OPS and 9 HR allowed by Joey Cantillo to RHB this season
  • · 2-for-4 with 1 HR (2.000 OPS) in career vs Cantillo
MLB · Tigers @ Guardians

Joey Cantillo

Joey Cantillo's path to six strikeouts is severely limited by his lack of efficiency and short leash. He carries a 1.51 WHIP and has issued 36 walks in 67 innings, which frequently drives up his pitch count early in games.

UNDER 5.5 Strikeouts-153
  • · 1.51 WHIP and 36 walks in 67 innings lead to inefficient pitch counts
  • · Averaging only 4.1 innings pitched per start over his last five outings
  • · Failed to reach 6 strikeouts in 3 of his last 5 starts
MLB · Rangers @ Red Sox

Josh Jung

Josh Jung enters this matchup as the primary engine of the Rangers' offense with Corey Seager and Evan Carter sidelined. Jung has a significant platoon advantage against left-hander Ranger Suarez, hitting .300 against southpaws.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-117
  • · Batting .300 with an .846 OPS against left-handed pitchers this season.
  • · Cleared the 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs threshold in three of his last five games, including a 6-unit performance (H+R+RBI) in his most recent outing.
  • · Break-even probability: 54% (-117 odds).
MLB · Rangers @ Red Sox

Ceddanne Rafaela

Ceddanne Rafaela is the hottest hitter in the Red Sox lineup, coming off a 3-for-5 performance yesterday that included a home run and 3 RBIs. While Jacob deGrom is a formidable opponent, he has shown vulnerability this season by allowing a 44.8% hard-hit rate and a 10.4% barrel rate.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-112
  • · Batting .333 (14-for-42) with 2 home runs and 7 RBIs over his last 10 games.
  • · Hitting .304 with an .819 OPS at Fenway Park this season.
  • · Break-even probability: 53% (-112 odds).
MLB · Dodgers @ White Sox

Freddie Freeman

Freddie Freeman enters this matchup in exceptional form, batting .359 over his last 10 games and clearing the 1.5 Hits+Runs+RBIs threshold in four of his last five outings. Tonight, he benefits from the return of Shohei Ohtani to the leadoff spot, which significantly increases the volume of run-scoring and RBI opportunities in the Dodgers' top-heavy lineup.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-137
  • · Freddie Freeman .359 AVG last 10 games
  • · Sean Burke 0.69 GO/AO (Fly-ball pitcher) vs Freeman .919 OPS against RHP
  • · Freeman 1.5+ HRR in 4 of last 5 games
MLB · Dodgers @ White Sox

Miguel Vargas

While Miguel Vargas has been on a hot streak, he faces his toughest test of the season in Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Yamamoto is the premier "stopper" in the National League, carrying a 0.92 WHIP and a dominant 2.14 ERA over his last five starts.

UNDER 0.5 Hits+148
  • · Yoshinobu Yamamoto .203 AVG and .597 OPS allowed to RHB
  • · Miguel Vargas .214 AVG vs RHP compared to .343 vs LHP
  • · Yamamoto 0.92 WHIP and 2.14 ERA over last 5 starts
MLB HR · Marlins @ Pirates

Bubba Chandler

Bubba Chandler’s 2026 campaign has been defined by inefficiency and high pitch counts. He enters this start having failed to complete six full innings in any of his last five starts, recording 15, 15, 15, 9, and 15 outs respectively.

UNDER 15.5 Pitcher Outs-115
  • · 0-for-5 clearing 15.5 outs in last 5 starts
  • · 5.8 BB/9 season average
  • · 5.48 ERA over last 5 starts
MLB HR · Diamondbacks @ Reds

Eugenio Suarez

Eugenio Suarez faces a nearly impossible statistical hurdle in Michael Soroka tonight. Soroka has been dominant against right-handed hitters in 2026, holding them to a .183 average and a .510 OPS while allowing just two home runs across 109 at-bats.

UNDER 0.5 Home Runs-450
  • · Soroka allows .183 AVG and .510 OPS to RHB this season
  • · Soroka has allowed only 2 HR in 109 AB against right-handed hitters
  • · Suarez is batting .219 with a .645 OPS in 2026
MLB HR · Rangers @ Red Sox

Willson Contreras

Willson Contreras is the offensive anchor for the Red Sox, leading the club with 14 home runs and 41 RBIs. His production is heavily concentrated in day games and at Fenway Park, where he maintains averages of .337 and .321 respectively.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-115
  • · .337 Day AVG / .321 Home AVG in 2026 season
  • · 10.4% Barrel Rate allowed by Jacob deGrom (92nd percentile velocity but high contact quality)
  • · 11 hits and 8 RBIs over his last 10 games (.306 AVG)
MLB HR · Dodgers @ White Sox

Shohei Ohtani

Shohei Ohtani returns to the Dodgers' leadoff spot in the midst of a sustained hot streak, batting .439 with three home runs over his last 10 games. He has recorded multiple total bases in 80% of those contests, frequently through multi-hit performances (seven multi-hit games in that span).

OVER 1.5 Total Bases-125
  • · Shohei Ohtani .439 AVG (18-for-41) over last 10 games
  • · Cleared 1.5 total bases in 8 of last 10 games
  • · Opposing pitcher Sean Burke allows 35% ground-ball rate (high fly-ball risk)
MLB HR · Tigers @ Guardians

Dillon Dingler

Dingler is in the middle of a massive power surge with 15 hits and 15 RBIs in his last 10 games. He faces Joey Cantillo, who is vulnerable to right-handed power (9 of 11 HR allowed to RHB) and allows a high 9.4% barrel rate. Dingler has already homered off Cantillo and bats in a prime cleanup spot to accumulate runs and RBIs.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-115
  • · 15 hits and 15 RBIs in last 10 games
  • · 2-for-4 with 1 HR career vs. Joey Cantillo
  • · Cantillo allows 9 of 11 HR to right-handed hitters
MLB HR · Cardinals @ Twins

Jordan Walker

Jordan Walker enters this matchup with a significant statistical advantage against left-handed pitching, posting a .982 OPS and .290 batting average against southpaws this season. He faces Twins rookie Connor Prielipp, whose 5.15 ERA and high fly-ball lean (0.73 GO/AO) suggest vulnerability to a power-hitting right-hander like Walker. The betting context is also a major factor: with the Cardinals listed as historic -7000 favorites and the game total set at a massive 14.5, the Cardinals are expected to generate high offensive volume and multiple scoring opportunities. Batting third in a confirmed lineup, Walker should see enough plate appearances to capitalize on his elite platoon splits.

OVER 1.5 Total Bases-115
  • · .982 OPS vs. Left-handed pitching in 2026 (62 AB)
  • · Cardinals are massive -7000 favorites in a game with a 14.5 total line
  • · Needs > 53.5% win rate (at -115 odds)
MLB HR · Marlins @ Pirates

Otto Lopez

Otto Lopez is the current MLB batting leader with a .342 average and enters this matchup on a blistering .400 (18-for-45) streak over his last 10 games. This high floor for contact is a significant mismatch for Pittsburgh starter Bubba Chandler, who has struggled with control throughout the 2026 season, posting a 5.8 BB/9 and a 1.44 WHIP.

OVER 1.5 Total Bases-115
  • · MLB batting leader with .342 average
  • · Hitting .400 (18-for-45) over last 10 games
  • · Recorded 1.5+ total bases in 7 of last 10 games (70%)
MLB HR · Rangers @ Red Sox

Ceddanne Rafaela

Ceddanne Rafaela enters this matchup as one of the hottest hitters in baseball, having homered in each of his last two games and recording a 3-for-5 performance in yesterday's series opener. Batting second in the order maximizes his volume, providing him with the necessary opportunities to clear the 1.5 total bases line even against a pitcher of deGrom's stature.

OVER 1.5 Total Bases-110
  • · .333 AVG (14-for-42) over his last 10 games with 2 HRs
  • · Hitting in the #2 spot, ensuring 4-5 plate appearances per game
  • · .304 AVG at home this season at Fenway Park
MLB HR · Dodgers @ White Sox

Sean Burke

Sean Burke has struggled with efficiency and length in recent weeks, failing to record 16 outs in four of his last five outings. His high walk rate (five walks in 4.1 innings in his most recent start) and fly-ball tendency (35% ground-ball rate) are major liabilities against a Dodgers lineup that leads the majors in wOBA (.345) and runs per game (5.4).

UNDER 15.5 Pitcher Outs-115
  • · Sean Burke failed to reach 16 outs in 4 of his last 5 starts (outs: 13, 16, 21, 14, 13)
  • · Burke 5.40 ERA over his last six starts
  • · Dodgers lead MLB with a .345 wOBA and 5.4 R/G scoring average
MLB HR · Tigers @ Guardians

Jose Ramirez

Ramirez has historically dominated Skubal and possesses elite splits against left-handed pitching (.313 AVG). Skubal is returning from a 38-day layoff following elbow surgery, which may result in less precision than usual. Ramirez's high volume in the #2 spot and recent 3-hit game make this a high-probability matchup play.

OVER 1.5 Total Bases+105
  • · Career .375 AVG (12-for-32) vs. Tarik Skubal
  • · .313 AVG and .954 OPS vs. LHP in 2026
  • · Coming off 3-for-5 performance in previous game
MLB HR · Cardinals @ Twins

Byron Buxton

While Byron Buxton is a dynamic offensive threat, his production this season has been starkly divided by the time of day. In 96 at-bats during day games, Buxton is hitting just .188 with a meager .522 OPS and only one home run.

UNDER 1.5 Total Bases-115
  • · .188 AVG and .522 OPS in day games compared to .317 AVG and 1.173 OPS at night (2026)
  • · 1:10 PM local start time for today's matchup
  • · Needs > 53.5% win rate (at -115 odds)
MLB HR · Yankees @ Blue Jays

Cody Bellinger

Cody Bellinger faces an uphill battle against Kevin Gausman, a pitcher who has historically dominated him. In 22 career at-bats against the veteran right-hander, Bellinger has managed just two hits, resulting in a .091 batting average.

UNDER 1.5 Total Bases-115
  • · 2-for-22 (.091) career AVG vs Gausman
  • · Under 1.5 Total Bases in 6 of last 10 games
  • · needs >53.5% (at -115 odds)
MLB HR · Mariners @ Nationals

James Wood

James Wood is the Nationals' primary offensive engine and enters this matchup with significant momentum after hitting his 19th home run in Friday's game. Wood possesses a massive platoon advantage against Luis Castillo; the right-hander has surrendered 75% of his home runs this season to left-handed hitters and struggles with high-quality contact, ranking poorly in barrel rate (11%) and hard-hit rate (47.3%). Wood's .996 OPS against righties is elite, and with the wind blowing out to right field at 5 mph in warm 86-degree weather, his fly-ball profile (0.87 GO/AO allowed by Castillo) is perfectly suited to clear this line with a single extra-base hit. Batting leadoff, he is guaranteed the maximum number of plate appearances to capitalize on Castillo's tendency to allow hard contact.

OVER 1.5 Total Bases-115
  • · 19 home runs and .996 OPS vs RHP this season
  • · Luis Castillo allows an 11% barrel rate and 47.3% hard-hit rate
  • · 6 of 8 home runs allowed by Castillo this year have been to LHB
MLB HR · Diamondbacks @ Reds

Nolan Arenado

Nolan Arenado is currently in a significant slump, failing to record a single multi-hit game throughout the month of June. He faces Rhett Lowder, who is struggling with extreme command issues, walking 13 batters over his last 7.1 innings of work.

UNDER 1.5 Total Bases-115
  • · Arenado has zero multi-hit games so far in June 2026
  • · Rhett Lowder has issued 13 walks in his last 7.1 innings pitched
  • · Walks do not count toward the Total Bases prop line
MLB HR · Yankees @ Blue Jays

Ernie Clement

Ernie Clement is currently the most consistent bat in the Blue Jays' lineup, entering this contest with a .341 average and 14 hits over his last 10 games. He has cleared the 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs line in 7 of his last 10 outings, including a two-hit performance in yesterday's series opener.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-110
  • · .341 (14-for-41) AVG over last 10 games
  • · .339 Toronto team AVG career vs Cam Schlittler
  • · needs >52.4% (at -110 odds)
MLB HR · Padres @ Orioles

Gunnar Henderson

Gunnar Henderson is in a prime position to build on the momentum of his 100th career home run hit in yesterday's series opener. He faces Randy Vasquez, who is arguably the most fortunate pitcher in the league right now; his 6.57 xERA is nearly three runs higher than his actual ERA, indicating massive pending regression. Vasquez allows an elite barrel rate of 13.5% and is a fly-ball leaning pitcher (0.61 GO/AO), which is a dangerous combination against a power hitter like Henderson. With Vasquez having surrendered 4 home runs to left-handed hitters already this season, Henderson's pull power should play well against a pitcher who struggles to miss bats and induces high-quality contact.

OVER 0.5 Home Runs+390
  • · Randy Vasquez xERA: 6.57 (Actual: 3.84)
  • · Vasquez Barrel% allowed: 13.5%
  • · Gunnar Henderson: 14 HR in 70 games
MLB HR · Mariners @ Nationals

Dominic Canzone

Dominic Canzone is arguably the hottest hitter in the Mariners lineup, batting .419 over his last 10 games while emerging as a core power threat with 10 home runs on the season. He faces Cade Cavalli, a right-hander who has struggled with command and efficiency against left-handed bats, surrendering a .308 average and 13 walks to them.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-115
  • · Hitting .419 (13-for-31) over his last 10 games with 3 HR
  • · Cade Cavalli is allowing a .308 AVG and .806 OPS to left-handed hitters
  • · Canzone boasts a .933 OPS against right-handed pitching this season
MLB HR · Astros @ Royals

Jac Caglianone

Jac Caglianone is the primary beneficiary of a mathematically ideal matchup against Mike Burrows. Burrows has struggled significantly against left-handed hitting this season, surrendering 12 of his 17 total home runs to lefties along with a massive .992 OPS.

OVER 0.5 Home Runs+350
  • · Mike Burrows vs LHB: .321 AVG / .992 OPS / 12 HR allowed (168 AB)
  • · Jac Caglianone L10: .457 AVG / 3 HR / 9.2% Barrel rate allowed by Burrows
  • · Weather: 86°F with 8 mph wind blowing Out to CF
MLB HR · Astros @ Royals

Yordan Alvarez

Yordan Alvarez is currently in peak form, having homered twice in yesterday's contest to bring his season total to 24. While he faces a left-handed starter in Noah Cameron, Alvarez's platoon splits show no vulnerability; he actually carries a superior 1.057 OPS against lefties this season. Cameron is an effective pitcher but possesses a fly-ball-leaning profile (0.84 GO/AO) and allows a 9.2% barrel rate, making him susceptible to elite power hitters who can lift the ball. Given the high-scoring environment established in yesterday's 10-8 game and the favorable weather conditions at Kauffman Stadium tonight, Alvarez is well-positioned to capitalize on any mistakes in the zone.

OVER 0.5 Home Runs+250
  • · Yordan Alvarez vs LHP: .315 AVG / 1.057 OPS / 8 HR
  • · Yordan Alvarez L10: 4 HR / 2 HR in yesterday's game
  • · Noah Cameron: 0.84 GO/AO (Fly-ball leaning) / 9.2% Barrel rate allowed
MLB HR · Phillies @ Brewers

Kyle Schwarber

Kyle Schwarber enters this matchup on a prolific power pace, having already launched 24 home runs in 250 at-bats this season. While he faces a left-handed starter in Shane Drohan, Schwarber's 2026 splits show he is actually more dangerous in same-side matchups, posting a .994 OPS and 8 home runs against southpaws. Drohan has allowed a 9.4% Barrel rate this season, and the 84°F temperature in Milwaukee provides an ideal environment for ball flight. Batting leadoff, Schwarber is guaranteed the maximum number of plate appearances to find a pitch to drive.

OVER 0.5 Home Runs+265
  • · 24 HR in 250 at-bats (9.6% HR rate)
  • · .994 OPS against left-handed pitchers in 2026
  • · 84°F temperature at American Family Field
MLB HR · Padres @ Orioles

Manny Machado

Manny Machado faces rookie Trey Gibson, whose underlying metrics suggest he is extremely vulnerable to power hitters. Gibson possesses a staggering 7.78 xERA and has struggled to generate any swing-and-miss utility, recording just 5 strikeouts across his first 17.0 MLB innings.

OVER 0.5 Home Runs+400
  • · Trey Gibson xERA: 7.78 (Actual: 4.24)
  • · Gibson K/9: 2.6 (5 K in 17.0 IP)
  • · Machado HR vs RHP: 8 of 11 total HR
MLB HR · Braves @ Mets

Francisco Alvarez

Francisco Alvarez presents a high-value opportunity in the home run market tonight against Braves left-hander Martín Pérez. While Pérez carries a strong 3.02 ERA, his expected metrics (4.09 xERA) suggest significant overperformance and looming regression.

OVER 0.5 Home Runs+370
  • · 5 HR in 122 AB season average (4.1% per AB)
  • · 2 HR in 9 career AB against elite velocity (Strider history)
  • · Opposing SP Martin Perez: 4.09 xERA vs 3.02 actual ERA (regression candidate)
MLB HR · Tigers @ Guardians

Dillon Dingler

This secondary pick on Dingler leverages the same matchup advantages as his H+R+RBI prop. Cantillo is a fly-ball pitcher who struggles with barrel prevention, and 81% of the home runs he has allowed this year have been to right-handed hitters. Dingler's 5 home runs in 10 games make him the most likely candidate to clear the fence in these conditions.

OVER 0.5 Home Runs+360
  • · 5 HR in last 10 games
  • · Cantillo 0.83 GO/AO (fly-ball prone) and 9.4% barrel rate allowed
  • · Dingler has 1 HR in 4 career AB vs. Cantillo
MLB HR · Phillies @ Brewers

Jackson Chourio

Jackson Chourio is currently one of the hottest hitters in the Brewers' lineup, recording 10 hits over his last five games, including two home runs. He faces Aaron Nola, who has struggled significantly with the long ball this season, surrendering 11 home runs in just 66.0 innings of work. Nola's 0.92 GO/AO ratio indicates a fly-ball tendency that plays dangerously in 84°F weather with a 16 mph wind blowing toward the right-field power alley. Chourio's .844 OPS against right-handed pitching suggests he is well-equipped to capitalize on Nola's 2026 struggles.

OVER 0.5 Home Runs+390
  • · Aaron Nola has allowed 11 HR in 66.0 innings (1.5 HR/9)
  • · 10 hits in last 5 games for Chourio
  • · 16 mph wind blowing Left to Right
MLB · Astros @ Royals

Jac Caglianone

This pick is centered on a massive platoon disadvantage for Astros starter Mike Burrows. Burrows has been vulnerable to left-handed hitting all season, surrendering a .321 batting average and a staggering .992 OPS to lefties.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-125
  • · Mike Burrows vs LHB: .321 AVG, .992 OPS, 12 HR in 168 AB
  • · Jac Caglianone last 10 games: .457 AVG (16-for-35) with 3 HR
  • · Game conditions: 86°F, Wind 8 mph out to CF, Burrows 0.74 GO/AO (fly-ball leaning)
MLB · Astros @ Royals

Christian Walker

Christian Walker faces a difficult matchup against southpaw Noah Cameron, who is arguably the most in-form pitcher in this game with a 1.80 ERA over his last five starts. While Walker possesses season-long power, he has struggled significantly against left-handed pitching in 2026, hitting just .185 with a .686 OPS in the split.

UNDER 1.5 H+R+RBI+100
  • · Christian Walker vs LHP in 2026: .185 AVG, .686 OPS
  • · Noah Cameron last 5 starts: 1.80 ERA, allowing 1 ER in 13 June innings
  • · Walker recent form: Under 1.5 HRR in 7 of last 10 games
MLB · Phillies @ Brewers

Jake Bauers

Jake Bauers is the primary beneficiary of a catastrophic statistical mismatch tonight. Phillies starter Aaron Nola has been dismantled by left-handed hitters in 2026, allowing a .311 batting average and a .911 OPS to the split.

OVER 1.5 H+R+RBI-105
  • · Aaron Nola vs LHB: .311 AVG / .911 OPS allowed
  • · Bauers L10: 4 HR and 13 RBI
  • · 84°F and 16 mph wind blowing out to right field
MLB · Phillies @ Brewers

J.T. Realmuto

J.T. Realmuto faces a statistically overwhelming matchup that favors the under. He is currently struggling through a deep slump, recording just one hit in his last five games (1-for-17).

UNDER 0.5 Hits+111
  • · Realmuto vs LHP: .179 AVG / .435 OPS
  • · Drohan vs RHB: .195 AVG allowed
  • · Realmuto L5: 1-for-17 (.059 AVG)
NBA · New York Knicks @ San Antonio Spurs

Jalen Brunson

Jalen Brunson has been the dominant offensive force in this series, consistently exploiting the Spurs' defensive preference for drop coverage. By pulling Victor Wembanyama away from the rim with deep pull-up jumpers and mid-range floaters, Brunson has dictated the pace of the Knicks' offense.

OVER 28.5 Points+100
  • · Average of 29.5 PPG in the Finals series
  • · 34.0 PPG average over the last two games (36 and 32 points)
  • · 29.6% Usage Rate and 35.0 MPG season average (likely to increase in closeout)
NBA · New York Knicks @ San Antonio Spurs

Victor Wembanyama

While Wembanyama remains the centerpiece of the San Antonio system, he showed significant signs of physical exhaustion in Game 4, playing 44 minutes and struggling with his efficiency as the game progressed. His 3-of-14 shooting performance in the second half of that game was a clear indicator of fatigue, which coach Mitch Johnson addressed directly in his pre-game comments, suggesting a more conservative approach to his workload tonight. Facing a Knicks interior defense that features physical counters like Karl-Anthony Towns and Mitchell Robinson, Wembanyama will likely find it difficult to sustain the high-volume scoring required to reach 29 points, especially if his minutes are dialed back toward his season average of 29.2. Furthermore, he has stayed under this 28.5 line in three of his last five outings.

UNDER 28.5 Points-110
  • · Shot 3-of-14 (21.4%) in the second half of Game 4 due to visible fatigue
  • · Head coach Mitch Johnson publicly stated a need to manage Wembanyama's minutes/energy better tonight
  • · Averaging 26.6 PPG over his last 5 games (below this line)

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Games

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    Guardians ML +124

    MLB · 1-3

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    Rangers ML +106

    MLB · 3-6

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    Royals ML -126

    MLB · 8-7

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    Brewers ML -162

    MLB · 9-8

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    Dodgers -1.5 -122

    MLB · 7-1

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    USA ML 110

    WC · 1-4

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    Twins ML -102

    MLB · 9-6

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    Yankees ML -118

    MLB · 3-1

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    Marlins ML +102

    MLB · 2-3

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    Padres ML +100

    MLB · 9-3

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    Braves ML +104

    MLB · 3-1

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    Diamondbacks ML -146

    MLB · 1-2

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    Mariners ML +100

    MLB · 3-8

  • W

    New York Knicks +5.5 -110

    NBA · 94-90

  • L

    Switzerland -1.5 @ -155

    WC · 1-1

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    Under 2.5 -145

    WC · 1-1

Props

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    Ben Rice · over

    Yankees @ Blue Jays · Actual 0

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    Bubba Chandler · under

    Marlins @ Pirates · Actual 16

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    Byron Buxton · under

    Cardinals @ Twins · Actual 8

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    Ceddanne Rafaela · over

    Rangers @ Red Sox · Actual 4

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    Ceddanne Rafaela · over

    Rangers @ Red Sox · Actual 2

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    Christian Walker · under

    Astros @ Royals · Actual 3

  • W

    Cody Bellinger · under

    Yankees @ Blue Jays · Actual 1

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    Connor Prielipp · over

    Cardinals @ Twins · Actual 2

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    Corbin Carroll · over

    Diamondbacks @ Reds · Actual 0

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    Dillon Dingler · over

    Tigers @ Guardians · Actual 3

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    Dillon Dingler · over

    Tigers @ Guardians · Actual 0

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    Dominic Canzone · over

    Mariners @ Nationals · Actual 1

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    Ernie Clement · over

    Yankees @ Blue Jays · Actual 1

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    Eugenio Suarez · under

    Diamondbacks @ Reds · Actual 0

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    Fernando Tatis Jr. · over

    Padres @ Orioles · Actual 1

  • W

    Francisco Alvarez · over

    Braves @ Mets · Actual 2

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    Freddie Freeman · over

    Dodgers @ White Sox · Actual 0

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    Gunnar Henderson · over

    Padres @ Orioles · Actual 0

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    Jac Caglianone · over

    Astros @ Royals · Actual 0

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    Jac Caglianone · over

    Astros @ Royals · Actual 0

  • W

    Jackson Chourio · over

    Phillies @ Brewers · Actual 2

  • L

    Jake Bauers · over

    Phillies @ Brewers · Actual 1

  • W

    Jalen Brunson · over

    New York Knicks @ San Antonio Spurs · Actual 45

  • L

    James Wood · over

    Mariners @ Nationals · Actual 1

  • W

    James Wood · over

    Mariners @ Nationals · Actual 2

  • L

    Jesus Sanchez · over

    Yankees @ Blue Jays · Actual 0

  • W

    Joey Cantillo · under

    Tigers @ Guardians · Actual 4

  • W

    Jordan Walker · over

    Cardinals @ Twins · Actual 4

  • W

    Jose Ramirez · over

    Tigers @ Guardians · Actual 2

  • W

    Josh Jung · over

    Rangers @ Red Sox · Actual 2

  • L

    J.T. Realmuto · under

    Phillies @ Brewers · Actual 3

  • L

    Juan Soto · over

    Braves @ Mets · Actual 0

  • L

    Kyle Schwarber · over

    Phillies @ Brewers · Actual 0

  • W

    Liam Hicks · over

    Marlins @ Pirates · Actual 2

  • W

    Manny Machado · over

    Padres @ Orioles · Actual 1

  • W

    Matthew Liberatore · under

    Cardinals @ Twins · Actual 12

  • W

    Matt Olson · over

    Braves @ Mets · Actual 2

  • W

    Miguel Vargas · under

    Dodgers @ White Sox · Actual 0

  • W

    Nolan Arenado · under

    Diamondbacks @ Reds · Actual 0

  • W

    Otto Lopez · over

    Marlins @ Pirates · Actual 2

  • L

    Ryan O'Hearn · under

    Marlins @ Pirates · Actual 2

  • L

    Samuel Basallo · under

    Padres @ Orioles · Actual 2

  • W

    Sean Burke · under

    Dodgers @ White Sox · Actual 12

  • W

    Shohei Ohtani · over

    Dodgers @ White Sox · Actual 4

  • W

    Spencer Steer · under

    Diamondbacks @ Reds · Actual 0

  • W

    Victor Wembanyama · under

    New York Knicks @ San Antonio Spurs · Actual 19

  • W

    Willson Contreras · over

    Rangers @ Red Sox · Actual 3

  • W

    Yordan Alvarez · over

    Astros @ Royals · Actual 2