The Angels visit the struggling Yankees for game two of their series after Monday’s 1-0 pitchers’ duel went 11 innings. With New York mired in a four-game losing streak, the total presents exceptional betting value at Yankee Stadium with our expert picks.
Soroka’s 5.14 ERA hosts Colorado, where the Rockies have been getting zero respect despite winning Monday’s opener 6-4. This pitching matchup with Senzatela (7.23 ERA) screams runs, but something about this 9.5 total doesn’t add up.
The books want Detroit by 1.5 runs, but Falter’s surprising 3.36 ERA makes Pittsburgh intriguing. Tigers are 24-11 at home, Pirates just 10-25 on the road, yet the line movement toward Bucs +1.5 screams sharp action. Something doesn’t add up here.
The books want Phillies -1.5 at +115, but Luzardo (10.6 K/9, facing former team) against struggling Quantrill (5.61 ERA) tells a different story. Miami’s gone 5-16 vs lefties while Philly rides a five-game win streak. This line screams value.
The books want Dodgers hype, but Ohtani (1-2 innings) vs. Cease (4.28 ERA, 11.4 K/9) creates an interesting dynamic, especially with Padres getting +1.5 runs on the road. This line screams bullpen battle.
The public loves Boston after sweeping the Yankees, but Seattle is 22-13 at home with Gilbert (2.37 ERA) returning. The line movement toward Mariners -135 and Under 7.5 screams sharp money. Something doesn’t add up.
The books favor Tampa (-125), but Zach Eflin (6-2, 4.08 ERA) facing his former team against Pepiot (3-6, 3.31) creates an interesting dynamic, especially with Baltimore riding a three-game win streak. Something about this AL East matchup screams value hiding in plain sight.
Schmidt’s 3.60 ERA visits Bronx, where Angels have been getting zero respect despite Soriano’s 3.86 ERA and solid peripherals. This line screams “overreaction to recent sweeps.” Read on to see who our capper is betting.
The historically bad Colorado Rockies (14-57) face the Washington Nationals (30-41) on Monday, with Jake Irvin’s steady pitching creating a massive edge over Carson Palmquist’s disastrous 7.77 ERA. See who Joe is betting inside with his top picks.
The public loves Miami’s Alcantara, but the former Cy Young winner has a ghastly 7.14 ERA while rookie Abel (2.35 ERA) shines for the surging Phillies. With Philly 18-16 on the road against Miami’s 14-20 home record, this line screams opportunity.