MLB Picks

Monday MLB action closes out with the New York Yankees and Jameson Taillon vs. the Seattle Mariners and Logan Gilbert. Both pitchers have shown signs of brilliance this season, and both pitchers have looked horrid at times. Gilbert just got splattered by this very same Yanks team, allowing 3 home runs in 5.1 innings. Taillon didn’t fare much better in his start vs. Seattle, giving up 5 earned runs in only 4.1 innings. Who gets the money tonight at T-Mobil Park? Get our NYY/Sea wager recommendation here!

A pair of lefties meetup at Petco Park Monday night when Alex Wood and the San Francisco Giants travel south to play the San Diego Padres and Blake Snell. The Pads come in as heavy -181 favorites. Get our SF/SD bet recommendation here!

One has to wonder how much gas the Pirates will have in their tanks Monday after coming off a big emotional win where they thumped the Orioles last night, had to catch a plane and show up in Arizona for a game the next day. They’ll face a tough hombre on the mound in Zac Gallen. Get our Pit/AZ betting prediction here!

How Justin Dunn will pitch in his first game back off the DL is anybody’s guess, but one thing is for sure; The young righty is really up against it Monday at Citi Field vs. Chris Bassitt who has allowed 2 earned runs or less in four of his last 5 starts and vs. a Mets team hitting on all cylinders, winners of 11 of their last 12 games. Get our Cin/NYM prediction here!

Yusei Kikuchi has pitched poorly in four out of the five months of the MLB season. Jordan Lyles has run hot and cold and is lucky to have a job in baseball. We could see a two-way offensive explosion at Camden Yards Monday with close to ideal hitting conditions. Get our Tor/Bal pick here!

Sunday’s Braves vs. Mets game features the best pitching matchup of the day in Spencer Strider vs. Jacob deGrom. Literally one run could win this game! Who gets the mone? Get our ATL/NYM betting prediction here!

Kutter Crawford has allowed one earned run or less in four of his last six starts. Conversely, Brad Keller, who looked promising earlier this season, has turned into a gas can over his last three starts, allowing 15 runs in 15.2 innings. Get our Bos/KC bet recommendation here!