MLB Picks

Singer’s three homers in 17.2 innings meet Buxton’s power at Target Field. The breakdown is inside.

Burrows’ .527 xwOBA fastball meets a Cardinals offense that just dismantled Houston’s pitching staff twice. The pick is inside.

Assad’s 8.10 ERA meets Myers’ 0.77 WHIP in a starter gap the -136 line undersells. The pick is inside.

Coors Field turns pitcher struggles into offensive opportunities — the +159 run line offers better value than the steep moneyline. The full read is inside.

Progressive Field amplifies Cantillo’s strikeout advantage over Baltimore’s contact-challenged lineup. The pick is inside.

Keller vs McClanahan is a clearer mismatch than the current moneyline implies. The price still has both sides within a narrow range. The full read is inside.

Weathers’ 12.0 strikeout rate dwarfs Ragans’ 8.64 mark against a Kansas City offense hitting .219. The pick is inside.

Mikolas’ six home runs in 15.2 innings against Ray’s elite form creates value the -156 line hasn’t captured. Find out which way this one goes.

The bullpen gap between these two teams is real — San Diego’s relief corps maintains better depth after the Angels used substantial resources yesterday. The moneyline at -110 both ways treats this like a coin flip despite the ERA differential. The full read is inside.

Chase Field’s neutral environment exposes Scherzer’s command breakdown without park help to mask his alarming contact metrics. Find out which way this one goes.

Sheehan’s splitter dominance contrasts sharply with Feltner’s fastball struggles despite similar ERAs. The pick is inside.

Eovaldi’s 1.66 HR/9 rate creates leverage for Seattle’s patient lineup against Kirby’s home dominance. The full read is inside.

Atlanta’s .804 OPS and +53 run differential dwarf Philadelphia’s struggles, yet the Braves get plus money. Find out which way this one goes.

McCullers’ fastball carries a .928 xwOBA against a Cardinals lineup that just scored 9 runs yesterday. The pick is inside.