Joe Jensen

Reverse line movement on Astros-Athletics has my attention. When 65% back Houston but the line barely budges from -155 to -162, something doesn’t add up. Smart money sees something in Oakland that public bettors are missing.

Cleveland Guardians brings a top-tier bullpen and AL MVP candidate Ramírez to San Francisco, yet sits as +1.5 underdogs against Verlander’s winless return. The disrespect feels intentional.

Everyone’s hammering the Cubs, but Milwaukee has covered 3 of last 4 runline meetings between these clubs. History suggests a different outcome tonight when rookie Misiorowski faces veteran Taillon at Wrigley. The numbers tell a curious story.

Cardinals’ road struggles meet White Sox’s home magic tonight. With Chicago getting +1.5 runs, the books might be offering free money. Sonny Gray’s command vs Burke’s 4.71 ERA tells a story that doesn’t match the line movement.

Sharp money is all over this Orioles-Rays matchup for good reason. The +111 line tells a story the public isn’t seeing yet. Rogers’ perfect 0.00 ERA against Bradley’s control issues (33 walks) screams value.

Mets’ road struggles (18-18) meet Braves’ home magic (20-15) tonight at Truist Park. With NY getting +1.5 runs despite Sale’s 2.79 ERA facing Blackburn’s 6.75, the pricing screams value that doesn’t align with recent performance trends.

When the Twins and Reds meet, it’s usually the home team dictating terms. Tonight’s tight -115 line doesn’t reflect Cincinnati’s 8-2 surge against Minnesota’s nine losses in eleven games. History tells a compelling story here.

Kochanowicz vs Yarbrough creates an interesting dynamic, especially with Angels getting +1.5 runs at home. With Yankees’ 29-inning scoreless streak facing a pitcher allowing 1.9 HR/9, something doesn’t add up. The correction screams value.

Parker vs Marquez creates an interesting dynamic, especially with Colorado getting +1.5 runs despite their 9-30 road record. Washington’s 10-game skid doesn’t add up against MLB’s worst team. The value might be hiding in plain sight.

Skubal vs. Heaney creates an interesting historical dynamic, especially with Pittsburgh getting +1.5 runs despite their 10-26 road record. When the MLB’s strikeout leader faces baseball’s 5th-most strikeout-prone lineup, something doesn’t add up.