Joe Jensen

Peralta looks to right the ship after the loss, while Pittsburgh seeks consistency—will Milwaukee’s ace deliver and reward backers? Get our best bets, Yelich prop breakdown, and run line play analysis inside.

Braves’ road struggles meet Mets’ home magic tonight. With Atlanta getting +1.5 runs (-165) against slumping NY (lost 9 of 10), the books might be offering free money. Strider vs. Montas screams mismatch. This line looks off…

Yankees -1.5 looks like the obvious play, but Reds’ 10-3 record vs. lefties at home tells a different story. Rodon’s 8-2 stretch against a debuting Chase Burns in MLB’s #1 homer park makes you think. This line looks off…

Tigers come in red-hot at 49-30, but Oakland’s struggling lineup against Skubal’s MLB-best 2.06 ERA screams mismatch. The -115 run line doesn’t add up with Detroit’s 26-12 home record. See what we’re backing…

Two different directions emerging on Rangers-Orioles. The sharp money and public are splitting, which usually screams opportunity. Latz (3.26 ERA) faces Morton’s resurgence while Holliday’s hot bat doesn’t add up to the -132 line. Check out our pick inside…

With San Diego surging at home and Petco Park favoring pitchers, this Nationals vs. Padres preview leans on a run line pick, a player prop for Luis Arraez, and a total line bet.

With both starters struggling and ideal hitting conditions in Anaheim, tonight’s matchup between Boston and Los Angeles offers value on the total and a key batter prop.

With Matthew Liberatore on the mound and Busch Stadium’s run-suppressing tendencies in play, this division rivalry offers value on the moneyline and a red-hot hitter prop.

The D-backs face a vulnerable White Sox squad in a matchup primed for betting value, including a moneyline pick and a red-hot slugger with a plus-money prop opportunity.

With Bryan Woo on the mound and Minnesota’s pitching in disarray, this matchup sets up perfectly for a Seattle runline bet and a plus-money prop tied to the league’s top power-hitting catcher.