Pitching: R. Pepiot (R, 3.43) vs M. Stroman (R, 6.09)
Matchup: Rays (54-55) @ Yankees (59-49)
Trend Insight: This matchup features one of the most significant starting pitching mismatches of the day. Marcus Stroman's 6.09 ERA is not a fluke; it's backed by a disastrous 5.20 FIP and an alarming hard-hit rate. The situation worsens for Stroman in day games, where his ERA is significantly higher. In contrast, Ryan Pepiot has been a reliable arm for the Rays, with a solid 3.43 ERA and strong underlying metrics (3.65 FIP). The near pick'em price on this game fails to account for the massive disparity on the mound, creating a high-value trend on the visiting Rays.
Pitching: TBD vs A. Abbott (L, 2.13)
Matchup: Braves (45-62) @ Reds (57-52)
Trend Insight: All signs point towards a high-scoring affair in this contest. Andrew Abbott's impressive 2.13 ERA is masking a much less impressive 3.85 FIP, making him a prime candidate for negative regression. He faces the worst possible opponent for that regression: a Braves lineup that leads the league in wRC+ (125) against left-handed pitching. This game is being played in the hitter's paradise of Great American Ball Park with a hitter-friendly umpire behind the plate. This is a perfect storm of factors that strongly favors a high run total.
Pitching: K. Rocker (R, 5.80) vs G. Kirby (R, 4.50)
Matchup: Rangers (57-52) @ Mariners (57-52)
Trend Insight: This is a classic battle of a hot offense versus a dominant pitching environment. George Kirby's 4.50 ERA is highly deceptive; his 3.60 FIP and league-best command metrics paint him as an elite arm due for positive regression. He pitches in T-Mobile Park, a venue that suppresses runs, and the roof is expected to be closed, further deadening the environment. While the Rangers' offense is hot (7-3 last 10), they face a shutdown ace in a pitcher's park, while the Mariners' own offense has been anemic (4-6 last 10, trending heavily to the under). The trend strongly supports a low-scoring pitcher's duel.
Pitching G1: TBD vs C. Morton (R, 5.81) | Pitching G2: E. Lauer (L, 3.24) vs TBD
Matchup: Blue Jays (63-44) @ Orioles (48-58)
Trend Insight: This doubleheader is a tale of two entirely different matchups. In Game 1, the Jays offense gets a prime opportunity against Charlie Morton, whose 5.81 ERA and even worse 6.15 FIP make him a top fade target. In Game 2, the roles reverse as Toronto's steady Eric Lauer (3.24 ERA, 3.50 FIP) faces a likely Orioles bullpen game. The Orioles relief corps has struggled mightily, posting a 4.95 ERA over the last month. The Blue Jays hold a significant pitching advantage in both contests.
Pitching: T. Gordon (R, 3.13) vs L. Allen (L, 4.23)
Matchup: Rockies (28-78) @ Guardians (52-54)
Trend Insight: The Rockies continue their historically futile road campaign, holding a disastrous 14-40 record away from Coors Field. Their offense is statistically the worst in baseball on the road, with a league-low 70 wRC+. Logan Allen has been a reliable home starter for the Guardians, and Cleveland's recent 6-4 stretch shows a team playing competent baseball. This is a classic mismatch of a competitive team at home against a non-competitive road team.
Pitching: B. Pfaadt (R, 4.78) vs C. Mize (R, 3.42)
Matchup: Diamondbacks (51-56) @ Tigers (62-46)
Trend Insight: Detroit's Casey Mize has been a rock in their rotation with a 3.42 ERA and a strong 3.60 FIP. The Tigers are a dominant force at home, boasting an impressive 34-21 record. Arizona's Brandon Pfaadt has struggled with consistency and the long ball (1.6 HR/9), a dangerous flaw when facing a solid offensive team in their own park. The Tigers hold a clear advantage on the mound and with home-field.
Pitching: J. Boyle (R, 0.00) vs M. Fried (L, 2.62)
Matchup: Rays (54-53) @ Yankees (57-49)
Trend Insight: The Yankees have a massive pitching edge with ace Max Fried on the mound. Fried's 2.62 ERA is elite, and his 2.88 FIP confirms his dominance is real. He faces Rays rookie Joe Boyle, who is making his Major League debut in Yankee Stadium—one of the toughest assignments imaginable. Despite some recent struggles, the Yankees are a formidable 31-22 at home and should provide plenty of run support for their ace.
Pitching: T. Glasnow (R, 2.75) vs N. Lodolo (L, 3.10)
Matchup: Dodgers (62-45) @ Reds (56-51)
Trend Insight: This is the premier pitching duel of the day. Both Tyler Glasnow and Nick Lodolo are legitimate aces with elite strikeout and whiff rates. Both pitchers have FIPs that align with their sparkling ERAs, indicating their success is sustainable. With two dominant starters on the mound, runs will be at an absolute premium. The First 5 Innings Under (4.5) is a powerful trend, isolating the starters before either bullpen can get involved.
Pitching: J. Luzardo (L, 4.58) vs J. Cannon (R, 4.99)
Matchup: Phillies (60-46) @ White Sox (39-68)
Trend Insight: A massive mismatch on paper. The Phillies are a top-tier contender, while the White Sox have one of the worst records in baseball. Jonathan Cannon's 4.99 ERA is concerning, but his 5.45 xERA suggests he's been even worse than his surface stats indicate. The Phillies' offense, ranked 4th in MLB with a 115 wRC+, should have a field day against a vulnerable pitcher and a weak White Sox bullpen.
Pitching: C. Rea (R, 4.55) vs Q. Priester (R, 2.64)
Matchup: Cubs (62-44) @ Brewers (63-43)
Trend Insight: Milwaukee's Quinn Priester has been a revelation, posting a 2.64 ERA backed by a stellar 3.10 FIP and a high groundball rate. The Brewers have been nearly unbeatable at home, with a 35-19 record. The Cubs are a strong team, but facing Priester in Milwaukee is one of the toughest tasks in the National League right now. The Brewers' home-field advantage and superior starting pitcher give them a clear edge.
Pitching: L. Giolito (R, 4.00) vs TBD
Matchup: Red Sox (57-51) @ Twins (51-55)
Trend Insight: The Twins are listing their starter as TBD, indicating a likely bullpen game. Minnesota's relief corps has been inconsistent, and their 20-32 home record against the spread is one of the worst in baseball. Lucas Giolito provides a veteran presence for the Red Sox. The uncertainty on the mound for the Twins, combined with their poor performance for bettors at home, gives Boston an edge.
Pitching: E. Fedde (R, 5.26) vs S. Lugo (R, 2.95)
Matchup: Braves (45-60) @ Royals (52-55)
Trend Insight: This is a classic value spot on a home underdog. The Braves are just 19-34 on the road and have been in a tailspin, going 3-7 in their last 10. The Royals have a major pitching advantage with Seth Lugo (2.95 ERA, 3.30 FIP) on the mound. Erick Fedde's 5.26 ERA and 5.10 xERA confirm he's a fade-worthy pitcher, especially on the road where the Braves' offense struggles.
Pitching: S. Alcantara (R, 6.66) vs S. Gray (R, 4.34)
Matchup: Marlins (50-55) @ Cardinals (55-53)
Trend Insight: This game features the unluckiest pitcher in baseball, Sandy Alcantara. His 6.66 ERA is masking a much better 4.15 FIP, as he's been victimized by an absurdly high .372 BABIP. He is due for massive positive regression. Sonny Gray is a league-average starter, but the market is pricing this game as if Alcantara is broken. The advanced data suggests the Marlins have significant hidden value.
Pitching: M. Soroka (R, 4.85) vs J. Alexander (R, 5.25)
Matchup: Nationals (44-62) @ Astros (60-47)
Trend Insight: A classic contender vs. rebuilder matchup. The Astros are strong at home (33-24) and have the better overall team. While the starting pitching ERAs are similar, Houston's Jason Alexander has a much more favorable xFIP (4.20) compared to Mike Soroka's (5.30), indicating Alexander has pitched better than his surface stats suggest. Houston's potent offense should handle Soroka.
Pitching: P. Corbin (L, 3.81) vs Y. Kikuchi (L, 3.25)
Matchup: Rangers (56-51) @ Angels (52-55)
Trend Insight: This matchup pits the steady-but-unspectacular Patrick Corbin against the volatile Yusei Kikuchi. Kikuchi pairs an elite strikeout rate with a very high walk rate, leading to unpredictable outings. Corbin limits walks and generally keeps his team in the game. With the Rangers being the better overall team, their reliable starter gives them an edge against the chaos Kikuchi often brings.
Pitching: S. Manaea (L, 2.00) vs TBD
Matchup: Mets (62-45) @ Padres (58-49)
Trend Insight: The Mets have a massive pitching advantage with Sean Manaea, who has been lights out with a 2.00 ERA and a 2.55 FIP. The Padres are listing TBD, likely indicating a bullpen game. Facing one of the NL's hottest pitchers without a true starter is a significant disadvantage for San Diego, even at home.
Pitching: B. Falter (L, 3.83) vs J. Verlander (R, 4.71)
Matchup: Pirates (45-62) @ Giants (54-53)
Trend Insight: This game has sneaky "over" potential despite being played at pitcher-friendly Oracle Park. Justin Verlander is no longer the ace he once was, with a 4.71 ERA and a 4.80 FIP. Bailey Falter is a hittable lefty with average stuff. With two vulnerable pitchers on the mound, the offenses might outperform the park-suppressed run total.
Pitching: L. Evans (R, 3.66) vs L. Severino (R, 4.97)
Matchup: Mariners (57-50) @ Athletics (46-63)
Trend Insight: Seattle has a clear edge on the mound and as the better overall team. Luis Severino has struggled all season for Oakland, with his 4.97 ERA and 5.25 xFIP marking him as a pitcher to bet against. Seattle's Logan Evans is a capable rookie who should be able to navigate the weak Athletics lineup. This is a solid spot to back the road favorite.
Pitching: C. Bassitt (R, 3.93) vs Z. Eflin (R, 5.78)
Matchup: Blue Jays (63-43) @ Orioles (47-58)
Trend Insight: Toronto has been one of baseball's most consistent road teams, posting an impressive 8-2 record in their last 10 games while maintaining a solid 26-26 road mark. The Blue Jays' success stems from Chris Bassitt's veteran leadership on the mound - his 3.93 ERA represents stability in a rotation that has found its rhythm post-All-Star break. Baltimore's struggles are epitomized by Zac Eflin's ballooning 5.78 ERA, a troubling sign for a team already 20-30 against the spread at home. The Orioles' inability to capitalize on home-field advantage makes them a dangerous fade candidate, especially against a Toronto team that thrives away from the Rogers Centre.
Pitching: B. Blalock (R, 9.00) vs S. Cecconi (R, 3.78)
Matchup: Rockies (27-78) @ Guardians (52-53)
Trend Insight: This matchup represents the classic "elite vs abysmal" scenario that sharp bettors dream about. Bradley Blalock's astronomical 9.00 ERA isn't just bad - it's historically terrible for a pitcher still getting regular starts. The Rockies' 13-40 road record tells the story of a franchise in complete disarray, while Cleveland's 6-4 recent form shows a team finding its identity. Cecconi's respectable 3.78 ERA creates a 5+ run differential in expected runs allowed, making this one of the season's most lopsided pitching matchups. The Guardians at home should dominate from the first pitch.
Pitching: E. Rodriguez (L, 5.55) vs T. Melton (R, 10.80)
Matchup: Diamondbacks (51-55) @ Tigers (61-46)
Trend Insight: The Tigers' recent 2-8 slide is mystifying given their strong 61-46 overall record, but Tyler Melton's grotesque 10.80 ERA provides the answer. Detroit's rotation has been sabotaged by Melton's inability to record outs without allowing runs, creating a paradox where a good team becomes nearly unbettable when he takes the mound. Arizona's Eduardo Rodriguez, despite his own struggles at 5.55 ERA, looks like Cy Young in comparison. This represents a rare spot where the better team's pitching is so compromised that the underdog becomes the logical play.
Pitching: D. Rasmussen (R, 2.94) vs C. Schlittler (R, 4.50)
Matchup: Rays (53-53) @ Yankee Stadium (57-48)
Trend Insight: Drew Rasmussen's 2.94 ERA represents Tampa Bay's best weapon against a Yankees team that has been surprisingly vulnerable at home. The Rays' 3-7 recent slide masks their pitching strength, which has kept them competitive despite offensive limitations. New York's 4-6 last 10 shows a team struggling to find consistency, even with the comfort of Yankee Stadium. Rasmussen's ability to command the strike zone and limit hard contact gives Tampa Bay a legitimate chance to steal a road win. The Yankees' 31-21 home record is impressive, but this pitching matchup favors the visiting Rays.
Pitching: Y. Yamamoto (R, 2.56) vs C. Burns (R, 6.86)
Matchup: Dodgers (61-45) @ Great American Ball Park (56-50)
Trend Insight: Yoshinobu Yamamoto's sophomore brilliance at 2.56 ERA faces Chase Burns' rookie struggles at 6.86 ERA in what should be a masterclass in pitching development stages. Yamamoto has evolved into the ace the Dodgers envisioned, combining his four-seam fastball with devastating off-speed offerings that have National League hitters completely overmatched. Burns, despite being a highly-touted prospect, is experiencing the harsh reality of major league hitting adjustments. The Reds' surprising 7-3 recent record has been built on offensive explosions, but against Yamamoto's precision, Cincinnati will need to rely on small-ball tactics they haven't consistently executed.
Pitching: C. Sanchez (L, 2.40) vs D. Martin (R, 4.22)
Matchup: Phillies (60-45) @ Guaranteed Rate Field (38-68)
Trend Insight: This matchup epitomizes why veteran presence matters in championship runs. Cristian Sanchez's elite 2.40 ERA anchors a Phillies rotation that has been the team's strongest asset, while the White Sox's 38-68 record represents one of the most disappointing seasons in franchise history. Chicago's rebuild has hit rock bottom, with their 22-31 home record showing they can't even capitalize on familiar surroundings. The 70% consensus backing Philadelphia reflects the betting public's recognition of a clear mismatch between a contender and a seller at the trade deadline.
Pitching: M. Boyd (L, 2.21) vs J. Misiorowski (R, 2.48)
Matchup: Cubs (62-43) @ American Family Field (62-43)
Trend Insight: This NL Central showdown features identical 62-43 records and represents the highest-quality pitching matchup on tonight's slate. Matthew Boyd's remarkable 2.21 ERA resurrection story meets Jared Misiorowski's breakout 2.48 ERA campaign in what should be a pitcher's duel for the ages. Both teams enter with excellent recent form - Milwaukee's 7-3 and Chicago's 6-4 - suggesting we're witnessing two clubs peaking at the perfect time for a playoff push. The Brewers' 34-19 home dominance gives them a slight edge, but this game will likely be decided by which bullpen can protect a slim lead in the late innings.
Pitching: R. Fitts (R, 4.86) vs S. Woods Richardson (R, 4.06)
Matchup: Red Sox (57-50) @ Target Field (50-55)
Trend Insight: The Under trends scream from this matchup - both teams showing 2-8 and 3-7 O/U patterns that suggest run production has been scarce. Richard Fitts' 4.86 ERA and Simeon Woods Richardson's 4.06 ERA create moderate expectations, but both bullpens have been overworked lately. Minnesota's 20-31 home ATS record indicates a team that consistently disappoints bettors at Target Field, while Boston's road mediocrity at 23-29 suggests they haven't figured out their travel identity. This feels like a grind-it-out affair where small ball and late-inning execution determine the winner.
Pitching: S. Strider (R, 3.75) vs R. Hill (L, 1.80)
Matchup: Braves (44-60) @ Kauffman Stadium (52-54)
Trend Insight: Rich Hill's remarkable 1.80 ERA at age 45 continues to defy Father Time and represents one of baseball's most inspiring stories. The veteran lefty's crafty approach and pinpoint command have completely neutralized right-handed power, making him a nightmare matchup for an Atlanta team in freefall at 2-8 in their last 10. Spencer Strider's 3.75 ERA shows solid performance, but the Braves' offensive struggles have wasted quality starts throughout their disappointing campaign. Kansas City's 6-4 recent surge, combined with Hill's dominance at pitcher-friendly Kauffman Stadium, creates a perfect storm for the Royals to capitalize on Atlanta's continued slide.
Pitching: E. Cabrera (R, 3.48) vs A. Pallante (R, 4.91)
Matchup: Marlins (50-54) @ Busch Stadium (54-53)
Trend Insight: Miami's 7-3 surge has caught the betting market off-guard, with the Marlins playing inspired baseball despite being sellers at the deadline. Edward Cabrera's 3.48 ERA represents the type of young arm that keeps rebuilding teams competitive, while St. Louis's 3-7 slide shows a franchise struggling to maintain relevance. The Cardinals' 69% consensus backing seems like public money chasing a big-name franchise rather than recognizing current form. Cabrera's stuff plays well in the spacious confines of Busch Stadium, where his slider generates swings and misses against aggressive Cardinals hitters.
Pitching: B. Lord (R, 4.20) vs F. Valdez (L, 2.67)
Matchup: Nationals (43-62) @ Minute Maid Park (60-46)
Trend Insight: Framber Valdez's elite 2.67 ERA continues to anchor Houston's championship aspirations, with his signature curveball creating havoc against opposing lineups. The left-hander's ability to induce ground balls plays perfectly in Minute Maid's unique dimensions, while Washington's Bobby Lord faces the daunting task of matching zeroes with one of the AL's premier starters. The Nationals' 22-31 road record reflects a team that wilts under pressure away from home, making them prime candidates for a comfortable Houston victory. The Astros' 33-23 home dominance speaks to their ability to control games in familiar surroundings.
Pitching: J. deGrom (R, 2.29) vs TBD
Matchup: Rangers (56-50) @ Angel Stadium (51-55)
Trend Insight: Jacob deGrom's return to dominance at 2.29 ERA has transformed Texas into baseball's hottest team at 9-1 in their last 10 games. The two-time Cy Young winner's four-seam fastball still touches triple digits while his slider remains arguably baseball's best secondary offering. The Angels' decision to list TBD as their starter speaks volumes about their organizational chaos and lack of viable rotation options. Texas has ridden deGrom's brilliance to an impressive road resurgence, while Los Angeles continues to waste another season of limited competitive window. This represents deGrom against whatever warm body the Angels can find - hardly a fair fight.
Pitching: F. Montas Jr. (R, 4.68) vs D. Cease (R, 4.62)
Matchup: Mets (62-44) @ Petco Park (57-49)
Trend Insight: This matchup between contenders features remarkably similar ERAs but vastly different recent trajectories. The Mets' 7-3 surge has established them as legitimate National League threats, while San Diego's 5-5 mediocrity suggests a team treading water. Frankie Montas Jr. has found his groove in the Mets' rotation, benefiting from their improved defense and bullpen support. Dylan Cease continues to battle command issues that have plagued his Padres tenure, though Petco Park's pitcher-friendly dimensions help mask some weaknesses. New York's superior recent form and better overall record make them attractive despite playing in San Diego's home confines.
Pitching: M. Keller (R, 3.53) vs C. Whisenhunt (L, 0.00)
Matchup: Pirates (44-62) @ Oracle Park (54-52)
Trend Insight: Mitch Keller's steady 3.53 ERA provides Pittsburgh with rare quality amid their disappointing campaign, while Carson Whisenhunt's pristine 0.00 ERA represents either a small sample mirage or the emergence of San Francisco's next bullpen weapon. The Pirates' surprising 6-4 recent record suggests life in a lost season, contrasting sharply with the Giants' concerning 2-8 freefall at Oracle Park. Whisenhunt's stuff has impressed in limited appearances, but facing major league lineups consistently presents a different challenge. This game could pivot on whether the Giants' young arm can maintain his perfection against Pittsburgh's opportunistic offense.
Key Player: Cal Raleigh - MLB HR leader (39+), 2025 Home Run Derby Champion
Pitching: L. Castillo (R, 3.30) vs J. Sears (L, 5.01)
Matchup: Mariners (56-50) @ Oakland Coliseum (46-62)
Trend Insight: Cal Raleigh's historic power surge continues to rewrite the record books for catchers, with his 39+ home runs putting him on pace to shatter Aaron Judge's AL record of 62. The switch-hitting backstop's 14 home runs from the right side alone would rank among team leaders, showcasing unprecedented versatility from the position. Luis Castillo's 3.30 ERA gives Seattle a massive advantage over JP Sears' struggling 5.01 mark, but the 10.0 total suggests Vegas expects offensive fireworks in the Oakland Coliseum. Raleigh's power plays particularly well in the Coliseum's dimensions, making him a prime candidate for another moonshot in his record chase.
Matchup: Rockies (6-27) @ Orioles (13-19)
Trend Insight: Colorado has worst record in MLB and terrible road record. Baltimore at home could be a bounce-back spot.
Matchup: Dodgers (23-10) @ Red Sox (18-17)
Trend Insight: Dodgers have best record in our sample. Fenway Park day game could favor offense. Premium pitching matchup expected.
Pitching: vs Paul Skenes (5-8, 1.91 ERA, 137 K)
Matchup: Diamondbacks (17-16) @ Pirates (12-22)
Trend Insight: Skenes dominant with 1.91 ERA. Arizona struggling lately. Pirates games with Skenes tend to stay Under.
Matchup: Phillies (19-14) @ Yankees (19-14)
Trend Insight: Both teams with identical records. Yankees strong at home. Could be low-scoring with quality pitching.
Matchup: Rays (15-18) @ Reds (18-16)
Trend Insight: Rays have been inconsistent, Reds playing better at home. Potential Under candidate.
Matchup: Blue Jays (16-17) @ Tigers (21-13)
Trend Insight: Tigers one of the better teams in our sample. Toronto has been competitive but Tigers hot lately.
Matchup: Guardians (19-14) @ Royals (18-16)
Trend Insight: Cleveland solid overall, Royals have been hot recently. Kauffman Stadium can suppress offense.
Matchup: A's (18-16) @ Astros (17-15)
Trend Insight: A's have been playing well on road, Astros inconsistent at home. Even matchup on paper.
Matchup: Nationals (15-19) @ Twins (14-20)
Trend Insight: Both teams below .500. Twins particularly poor on home record. Low expectations game.
Matchup: Cubs (21-13) @ White Sox (9-24)
Trend Insight: Cubs excellent record vs White Sox terrible season. Crosstown matchup heavily favors Cubs.
Matchup: Marlins (13-19) @ Brewers (16-18)
Trend Insight: Both teams struggling. Brewers better at home. Could be competitive low-scoring affair.
Matchup: Padres (21-11) @ Cardinals (14-19)
Trend Insight: Padres one of best records vs struggling Cardinals. San Diego should be favored significantly.
Matchup: Braves (14-18) @ Rangers (16-18)
Trend Insight: Both teams near .500. Texas better at home. Afternoon game in Texas heat could favor offense.
Matchup: Mariners (20-12) @ Angels (13-19)
Trend Insight: Seattle one of hottest teams vs struggling Angels. Mariners should dominate this matchup.
Matchup: Mets (22-11) @ Giants (21-13)
Trend Insight: Two of the best records on the board. Prime time West Coast game. Quality pitching expected.
Hot Teams: Kansas City (8-2), Seattle (8-2), Chicago Cubs (7-3), Oakland A's (7-3), Detroit (7-3), LA Dodgers (7-3), Cincinnati (7-3)
Cold Teams: Texas (2-8), LA Angels (2-8), Colorado (2-8), Pittsburgh (3-7), Miami (3-7), Arizona (3-7), Milwaukee (3-7)
Best Home Teams: Philadelphia (13-5), San Francisco (11-5), NY Yankees (11-6), Toronto (11-7)
Best Road Teams: Oakland (12-7), Chicago Cubs (12-6)
Worst Road Teams: Colorado (2-16), Minnesota (5-14)
Strong Over Teams: LA Dodgers road (8-2-0), Seattle road (8-2-0), Miami home (7-3-0)
Strong Under Teams: Baltimore home (1-8-1), Yankees home (2-8-0), Minnesota road (2-8-0), Colorado road (2-8-0), Tampa Bay road (3-7-0)
Best ATS: Detroit (21-13-0), San Diego (20-12-0), Toronto (20-13-0), Chicago Cubs (19-15-0), NY Mets (19-14-0), Cincinnati (19-15-0)
Worst ATS: Pittsburgh (12-22-0), LA Angels (11-21-0), Baltimore (13-19-0)
Pitching Matchup: Lodolo (L, 3.35) vs Soroka (R, 5.12)
Moneyline: WAS -136 / CIN +123 | Total: 8.5
Trend Insight: Cincinnati is 2-7-1 O/U in their last 10; Washington is 7-2-1 O/U.
Pitching Matchup: Cease (R, 4.67) vs Alcantara (R, 7.14)
Moneyline: SD -139 / MIA +126 | Total: 8.0
Trend Insight: San Diego has gone under in 6 of last 10; Miami is 3-6-1 O/U last 10.
Pitching Matchup: Verlander (R, 5.01) vs Strider (R, 3.63)
Moneyline: ATL -172 / SF +154 | Total: 8.0
Trend Insight: Atlanta is 7-2-1 O/U last 10; Giants just 5-4-1 O/U.
Pitching Matchup: Olson (R, 2.71) vs Falter (L, 4.01)
Moneyline: PIT -146 / DET +131 | Total: 8.5
Trend Insight: Pittsburgh is 2-8 O/U; Detroit is split 5-5.
Pitching Matchup: Burke (L, 0.00) vs Manaea (L, 2.25)
Moneyline: NYM -172 / LAA +154 | Total: 8.5
Trend Insight: Angels have gone over in 8 of last 10; Mets just 3-7 O/U.
Pitching Matchup: Sears (L, 5.17) vs Corbin (L, 3.91)
Moneyline: TEX -138 / OAK +124 | Total: 8.5
Trend Insight: Oakland is 7-3 O/U; Texas 6-4 O/U.
Pitching Matchup: Lugo (R, 2.94) vs Rea (R, 4.29)
Moneyline: CHC -150 / KC +125 | Total: 10.5
Trend Insight: Royals are 34-18 ATS on road. Cubs trending 3-7 O/U last 10.
Pitching Matchup: Pallante (R, 4.71) vs TBD
Moneyline: STL -175 / COL +157 | Total: 11.0
Trend Insight: Cardinals are 6-2-2 O/U; Rockies are 3-6-1 O/U.
Pitching Matchup: Walter (L, 3.72) vs Pfaadt (R, 4.84)
Moneyline: AZ -120 / HOU +100 | Total: 8.5
Trend Insight: Diamondbacks 5-4-1 O/U; Astros 5-3-2 O/U.
Pitching Matchup: Priester (R, 2.65) vs Castillo (R, 3.21)
Moneyline: SEA -125 / MIL +114 | Total: 7.5
Trend Insight: Milwaukee 5-5 O/U; Seattle 7-2-1 O/U last 10.
Pitching Matchup: Paddack (R, 5.14) vs Glasnow (R, 3.10)
Moneyline: LAD -223 / MIN +197 | Total: 8.5
Trend Insight: Twins 3-7 O/U; Dodgers 4-6 O/U last 10.
Pitching Matchup: Eflin (R, 5.95) vs Cecconi (R, 3.86)
Moneyline: CLE -122 / BAL +111 | Total: 8.5
Trend Insight: Orioles 4-6 O/U; Guardians 7-3 O/U last 10.
Pitching Matchup: Giolito (R, 3.62) vs Luzardo (L, 4.29)
Moneyline: PHI -145 / BOS +130 | Total: 8.5
Trend Insight: Red Sox 2-7-1 O/U; Phillies 5-5 O/U.
Pitching Matchup: Fried (L, 2.43) vs Bassitt (R, 3.94)
Moneyline: NYY -133 / TOR +120 | Total: 8.5
Trend Insight: Toronto 3-6-1 O/U; Yankees 5-4-1 O/U.
Pitching Matchup: Cannon (R, 4.63) vs Bradley (R, 4.38)
Moneyline: TB -200 / CHW +178 | Total: 9.0
Trend Insight: Rays 3-6-1 O/U; White Sox 5-5 O/U.
Pitching: Lucas Giolito (3.38 ERA) vs TBD
Trends: Cubs are 30-16 at home. Red Sox riding a 10-game win streak. Cubs 6-1 last 7 home games vs AL.
Pitching: Jonathan Cannon (5.00 ERA) vs TBD
Trends: Pirates 2-8 in last 10, but 7-3 to Under in past 10. White Sox are 11-36 on the road.
Pitching: Dylan Cease (4.89 ERA) vs Mike Soroka
Trends: Padres 6-4 last 10, Nats 2-8. Washington is 8-1-1 to Over in last 10 games.
Pitching: TBD vs TBD
Trends: Phillies 30-16 at home. Angels 6-4 to Over last 10. Philly pitching has allowed 3 or fewer runs in 5 of last 7.
Pitching: Verlander (4.74 ERA) vs Bassitt (4.16 ERA)
Trends: Toronto 7-3 last 10. SF has lost 4 straight road starts by Verlander.
Pitching: JP Sears (4.82 ERA) vs TBD
Trends: Guardians 6-4 last 10. A's bullpen ERA ranks 29th. Cleveland is 5-1 last 6 as favorite.
Pitching: Lodolo vs Manaea (0.00 ERA)
Trends: Mets 33-14 at home. Reds are 2-7-1 to the Under in last 10. Manaea hasn't allowed a run in 3 starts.
Pitching: TBD vs TBD
Trends: Marlins are 7-3 last 10. Royals are 32-15 against the spread on the road.
Pitching: TBD vs Spencer Strider (3.98 ERA)
Trends: Strider has 12+ K in 2 of last 3 starts. Yankees are 8-2 to the Over last 10.
Pitching: TBD vs Taj Bradley (4.63 ERA)
Trends: Rays have lost 8 of last 10. Orioles trending 3-7 to Under.
Pitching: Reese Olson vs Patrick Corbin
Trends: Rangers have hit the Over in 7 of last 10. Olson has allowed 2 or fewer runs in 4 of last 5.
Pitching: TBD vs TBD
Trends: Rockies are 10-36 at home, worst in MLB. Twins are 3-6-1 to Under on the road.
Pitching: Andre Pallante (4.50 ERA) vs TBD
Trends: Cards are 7-2-1 to Over in last 10. D-backs are 19-29 ATS at home.
Pitching: Walter (4.05 ERA) vs Luis Castillo (3.42 ERA)
Trends: Mariners 6-4 last 10. Castillo has 2.71 ERA at home.
Pitching: TBD vs TBD
Trends: Brewers 8-2 last 10. Dodgers have lost 7 of last 10. Under is 6-4 in those.