MLB Picks

Young’s 6.14 ERA and control problems face Perez’s superior strikeout ability in a pitcher-friendly environment. The breakdown is inside.

The bullpen gap between these two teams matters less than the starting pitching chasm — Wheeler’s elite arsenal versus Springs’ home run prone approach. The moneyline at -172 undervalues how Wheeler’s 34% whiff rate four-seamer changes this game’s shape entirely. Find out which way this one goes.

Waldron’s 9.88 ERA meets Oracle Park’s pitcher-friendly setup while the Giants sit at even money. The side is inside.

Schultz’s 1.03 WHIP faces Urena’s 1.84 command problems in a matchup the moneyline treats as even. The analysis is inside.

Glasnow’s elite stuff meets McCullers’ 6.32 ERA disaster in a mismatch the -205 price reflects. The full read is inside.

McClanahan’s strikeout advantage meets Corbin’s contact issues in run-suppressing Tropicana Field — the pick is inside.

Sproat’s 6.75 ERA gets even odds against Pallante’s 3.73. Find out which way this goes.

Williams vs Kolek shows a clearer talent gap than the tight moneyline suggests. Find out which way this one goes.

Sproat’s 7 homers in 26.2 innings meets Walker’s power at neutral Busch Stadium. The full read is inside.

Ohtani’s elite 0.60 ERA against Lambert’s 3.52 creates the obvious mismatch — the steep -225 price is the question. The pick is inside.

Peralta’s dominance meets Lorenzen’s 6.09 ERA disaster at Coors Field. Find out which way this one goes.

Atlanta’s +80 run differential is the kind of gap that doesn’t show up by accident. The moneyline at +120 treats these teams as equals when months of performance data suggests otherwise. The full read is inside.

Chandler’s 97.2 mph fastball meets Rodriguez’s .424 xwOBA changeup struggles. The analysis is inside.

Oracle Park’s run suppression amplifies Webb’s sinker advantage over Buehler’s struggling command. Find out which way this one goes.

Abbott’s 15 walks in 34.2 innings face a Cubs lineup drawing 161 walks this season. The pick is inside.