This is a play on the MIAMI MARLINS as part of our MLB Early Double Play. Miami has not been competitive in the first two games of this series, losing by a combined 15-2 and the Marlins will look to salvage the series finale with the best pitching matchup of the three games. Sandy Alcantara has been really good or really bad this season as he has allowed three runs or less in 11 of his 15 starts including two runs or fewer seven times while giving up a total of 28 earned runs in his other four outings. That included 14 runs in two starts prior to tossing three straight quality outings with a 2.86 ERA since then. The Phillies offense did it early and often last night and they are likely going to need another outburst today. Andrew Painter looked like he was turning a corner but regressed again and now has a 6.62 ERA over 53 innings in his 11 starts not counting two bulk reliefs games so it is a disaster and the Phillies have lost nine of his last 10 starts. 10* (953) Miami Marlins

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This is a play on the TAMPA BAY RAYS as part of our MLB Early Double Play. We lost a tough one with Tampa Bay last night as the Rays managed only three hits with the lone Los Angeles run coming on a Shohei Ohtani home run. The road has not been as kind as playing at home but Tampa Bay is in another great buy low spot with Shane McClanahan. He opened the season with three starts of allowing two earned runs in each and since then, it has been domination or average as he has allowed four earned runs in four of ten starts but he has given up only one earned run in the other six outings. The Dodgers have now tossed 15 consecutive scoreless innings and they are expected to continue that streak today but we can also get a sell high situation. The Dodgers are 6-5 in his last 11 starts but are down money because of being huge favorites as they are -4.9 units and while this is one of the shorter numbers he has laid, it is still substantial. 10* (971) Tampa Bay Rays

This is a play on the MIAMI MARLINS as part of our MLB Tuesday Grand Slam. Miami got handcuffed by Zack Wheeler who struck out nine and the Marlins managed only five hits to make it two losses in five games. Tyler Phillips has split time as a starter and bulk reliever and in eight games here has gone at least three innings, he has a 1.78 ERA over 30.1 innings. The Phillies offense has been hit or miss as it is 3-3 in its last six games, scoring 23 runs in the three wins and two runs in the three losses. Jesus Luzardo is coming off a solid start against Toronto on the road as he bounced back from a poor effort against the White Sox which added to his reverse splits. He has made seven starts at home and while two of those were quality outings, the other five have been trash that had led to a 7.34 ERA compared to a 1.55 ERA in seven road starts. He also had reverse splits last season so Citizens Bank Park has not been kind. 10* (901) Miami Marlins

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This is a play on the DETROIT TIGERS as part of our MLB Tuesday Grand Slam. We will back Detroit again after winning the series opener last night as it ended up being a bullpen game after a late Troy Melton scratch as we basically were fading Kai-Wei Teng who got roughed up. The Astros ace takes the hill today but it is a fade situation at this price. Hunter Brown, who hasn't pitched for the Astros since March 31 due to a Grade 2 shoulder strain, will return to the rotation Tuesday and we are going to treat this similar to the Tarik Skubal situation from Sunday. Brown did make four rehab starts but he pitched only 14.1 innings so he is far from being fully stretched out and Houston is not going to be taking any chances early in his return. Framber Valdez will have some extra juice facing his former team for the first time. He has fared better on the road this season and loves pitching at Daikin Park with a career 3.13 ERA. 10* (917) Detroit Tigers

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This is a play on the BALTIMORE ORIOLES as part of our MLB Tuesday Grand Slam. Seattle put together an eight-game winning streak less than three weeks ago but it has been below average in all other parts of the season. The Mariners are three games over .500 at home and are a big favorite again with Logan Gilbert on the hill. He closed May by not allowing a run in two straight starts but those were on the road where he has a 1.04 ERA compared to a 5.60 ERA in eight home starts. The former does include a quality outing in Baltimore in his last start but now gets the Orioles at home. Baltimore dropped the final two games with the Padres to conclude a 3-4 homestand and now it is on the road where it has not been good but opens with Brandon Young who has been on a roll. He posted a 4.35 ERA in his first four starts and has a 2.27 ERA over his last six outings including seven shutout innings against Seattle last week. 10* (919) Baltimore Orioles

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This is a play on the TAMPA BAY RAYS as part of our MLB Tuesday Grand Slam. After dropping two of three against the Angels to open this roadtrip, the Rays lost the series opener last night as two pitches contributed to a pair of home runs and all four runs for the Dodgers. The road has not been as kind as playing at home but Tampa Bay is in a great buy low spot with Drew Rasmussen who ended May with a poor start but he tossed 14 shutout innings in his first two starts in June while allowing only three total hits. In seven road starts he has a 2.56 ERA and 0.80 WHIP which includes a 1.80 ERA and 0.72 WHIP in his last four. The Dodgers are now 4-4 over their last eight games after finishing last night with shutout innings from the pitchers and are hoping Justin Wrobleski can keep it going but he has been inconsistent of late. After posting a 0.56 ERA through his first five starts, he has a 4.58 ERA over his last six outings. 10* (929) Tampa Bay Rays

This is a play on the SAN DIEGO PADRES as part of our MLB Monday Triple Play. The Padres took the final two games in Baltimore to take that series behind stellar outings from starters Griffin Canning and Walker Buehler and they are now four games over .500 which has them in the third spot in the National League Wild Card and that will be the goal with the Dodgers already pulling away in the division. Lucas Giolito has made five starts since signing with the Padres and while he has mostly been keeping players from crossing the plate, he has been walking a lot of hitters but that should start regressing. The Cardinals continue to impress as they sit atop the Wild Card standings despite coming in having lost three of four. Dustin May was the castoff from a loaded Dodgers rotation and he has been on a great run after allowing 13 runs in his first two starts as he has a 2.89 ERA in his last 11 outings. We played him in New York against the Mets last game and tossed six shutout innings but he has not been as good at home with a 4.85 ERA. 10* (955) San Diego Padres

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This is a play on the DETROIT TIGERS as part of our MLB Monday Triple Play. Detroit got rained out on Sunday following a Saturday loss with Tarik Skubal on the hill who was shaky in his return and the Tigers dropped both games in Cleveland to fall to 11-26 on the road and this is where the value comes in. Troy Melton has made a fairly seamless into the starting rotation after opening the season on the 60-day IL and after four really solid rehab outings, in four starts with the Tigers he is 3-0 with a 2.81 ERA and a 1.01 WHIP across 25.2 innings. Houston closed its roadtrip with a shutout loss to Kansas City on Sunday to make it a 3-3 roadtrip and it has been an equally disappointing season for the Astros but they are just four games out of first place in the very weak American League West. They are three games under .500 at home, one of only five American League teams with a losing home record. Kai-Wei Teng opened in the bullpen where he was effective with a 2.35 ERA but in seven starts, his ERA sits at 4.94 and is hard to trust at this price. 10* (961) Detroit Tigers

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This is a play on the LOS ANGELES ANGELS as part of our MLB Monday Triple Play. The Angels are coming off a 4-2 homestand as they took both series against the Astros and Rays and despite the below average season, they are just 7.5 games out of first place in the American League West. The struggles have come on the road and this is one of the spots to take them as Walbert Urena has been outstanding since entering the rotation as he has a 2.52 ERA and 1.25 WHIP in 10 starts which includes a 1.79 ERA over his last eight outings. He has elite stuff when his command is in check. Arizona is coming off a disappointing 2-4 roadtrip but are back home where the Diamondbacks are seven games over .500 but are overvalued with Ryne Nelson on the mound. He had a solid breakout last year with a 3.39 ERA in 154 innings but he has regressed this season with a 5.19 ERA in 14 starts across 76.3 innings. A lot of the struggles are due to allowing 17 home runs, the same amount as the last two seasons despite over 75 fewer innings. 10* (965) Los Angeles Angels

This is a play on the DETROIT TIGERS as part of our MLB Sunday Triple Play. We played against Detroit but are back on them here in a good bounce back spot and the line tells us that. Cleveland has gotten back into first place by a half-game and has struggled as a favorite. Casey Mize has been awesome all season and after a three-week absence, he has posted a 1.08 ERA in three starts and has allowed two runs or less in seven straight outings. The offense has not been there to back him up but they have a good matchup against Gavin Williams who has been good with a 3.32 ERA but is pitching to a 4.56 xERA which is close to two runs more than Mize. 10* (913) Detroit Tigers

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This is a play on the SAN DIEGO PADRES as part of our MLB Sunday Triple Play. San Diego took Game Two with a 9-3 win last night and the Padres have been skidding along with a 4-9 record over their last 13 games and could use a good end to this series before six more upcoming road games. Walker Buehler had an inconsistent start to the season but has progressed by allowing three runs or less in six straight starts including two runs or less in five of those. He has allowed three runs over 11 innings in last two road starts. Trev Rogers has looked better over his last two starts but has been nowhere near what he was last season and cannot be trusted at this price. 10* (921) San Diego Padres

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This is a play on the COLORADO ROCKIES as part of our MLB Sunday Triple Play. Yes we are back on the Rockies which had their chances for a second straight night but got nothing going in the late innings. They are getting a solid number with Tomoyuki Sugano who has been pretty solid, allowing three runs or less in 10 of his 13 starts with the exceptions being against the Mets, Phillies and Dodgers. He has an ERA that is a full run less on the road than it is at Coors Field. Jeffrey Springs had a great start to the season has regressed considerable as he has allowed fewer than four runs in only four of his last 10 starts and the Athletics have lost eight of his last 10 outings. 10* (929) Colorado Rockies

This is a play on the PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES as part of our MLB Late Double Play. The Phillies had no answer for Jacob Misiorowski last night who tossed a complete game shutout while striking out 15. Philadelphia is now 2-2 on this roadtrip and three games over .500 on the road overall and they send out veteran Aaron Nola to get them back in the win column before sending out Cristopher Sanchez in the finale. Nola looked to have turned a corner with a pair of solid outings before getting hit hard by the White Sox at home last time out. He has been better on the road with two of his last three starts being quality. The Brewers counter with Shane Drohan who made one bad start, was sent down and recalled two weeks later and had only been coming out of the bullpen but has made two starts, both of which were decent enough to keep him in the rotation. He benefited from having 16 runs scored behind him in his first home start and he has a tougher matchup tonight. 10* (957) Philadelphia Phillies

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This is a play on the COLORADO ROCKIES as part of our MLB Late Double Play. The Rockies had a 4-2 lead last night but the bullpen did them in as they allowed four runs over the last three innings in the eventual 6-4 loss which was their second straight. The road has not been good but this is actually another good matchup against a team with little continuity right now. Kyle Freeland is coming off a good start against the Brewers and while it has been a tough season, he comes in with confidence and should have plenty of offense behind him. Jeffrey Springs was slated to start tonight but got pushed to Sunday and Joey Estes will make his season debut after getting recalled from Las Vegas. This might be considered an advantage as this was his home ballpark while with Vegas but this is not the case as he has the familiarity but struggled with an 8.32 ERA across 32 innings and he brings in a career 5.51 ERA in 28 starts for the Athletics and he is being overpriced tonight. 10* (979) Colorado Rockies

This is a play on the CINCINNATI REDS as part of our MLB Early Double Play. The Reds are struggling as they have fallen into last place in the National League Central following a 1-7 stretch over their last eight games. They are underdogs today in what is a good buy low spot. Rhett Lowder is back in the rotation following a shaky first start after missing a month with a shoulder issue as he went just three innings and while he only allowed one hit and no runs, he walked five. We can attribute that to rust as he had only one rehab outing and now he is back home for his first start since April 26th and he has been much better here as he has a 3.78 ERA and 1.08 WHIP compared to a 5.84 ERA and 1.70 WHIP on the road and faces the inconsistent Arizona offense. Arizona got the win after a pair of games of not scoring a run and it turns to Michael Soroka continues to be reliable but is back on the road where he has a 5.40 ERA and 1.31 WHIP in five highway outings. 10* (956) Cincinnati Reds

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This is a play on the CLEVELAND GUARDIANS as part of our MLB Early Double Play. Detroit is now 12 games under .500 and the Tigers will send out their biggest trade commodity to showcase although today will not be a normal start. Tarik Skubal is making his much anticipated return after surgery to remove fragments from his elbow and he comes in at a number like he has not missed a day. He is not going to be thrown out like he is 100 percent and has been on regular pitch rest as he has missed six weeks and had only one rehab start and while he did not allow a run over five innings, it was at the high-A level and he threw only 54 pitched so he will be limited here as the health is most important. The Guardians snapped a four-game slide with the 3-2 win last night and Joey Cantillo looks to build off of that. He is coming off an awful start in Texas where he allowed seven runs in five innings but he is back home where he has been better and has an ideal matchup against a poor offense. 10* (964) Cleveland Guardians

This is a play on the TEXAS RANGERS as part of our MLB Friday Triple Play. The Red Sox are back home following a 1-4 roadtrip including losses in the last four games but coming home is not necessarily a good thing as they are 10-21, one of only nine teams in baseball with a losing record at home and the worst of them all. If there is good news for tonight, it is the fact that Sonny Gray has accounted for four of those 10 wins, three on his docket and a no-decision but this is not the team to trust night now and Gray is pitching to a 4.56 xERA. The Rangers took the final two games in Kansas City to get back to .500 and they are now just one game behind Seattle for first place in the American League West. They are below .500 on the road but have won two straight road series. Jack Leiter has been tough to get a consistent read on but his xERA is identical to that of Gray and has a great matchup against an awful offense near the bottom in slugging percentage, OBP and wOBA. 10* (911) Texas Rangers

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This is a play on the SAN DIEGO PADRES as part of our MLB Friday Triple Play. San Diego has won three of five games following a five-game losing streak and the Padres come in a respectable 16-13 on the road. Griffin Canning had a couple bad starts in early May but has settled down and has allowed three runs or less in each of his last four outings. Overall, he has a 6.34 ERA but is pitching to a 4.46 xERA and his variance of +1.88 xERA to ERA is the biggest on the Friday card and we can take advantage of that especially when the opposing pitcher is in the negative. Baltimore took the final two games against the Mariners to snap a four-game slide to get back to four games under .500. They are four games over .500 at home and with the emergence of Shane Ba, the Orioles come in as overpriced favorites. He has also turned his season around after a horrific start but the Orioles are not winning for him, going 4-9 in his 13 starts yet is laying his biggest number since his opening start. 10* (923) San Diego Padres

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This is a play on the CHICAGO WHITE SOX as part of our MLB Friday Triple Play. We were on the White Sox last night but they got rained out and we will back them in the same situation, playing another elite team at a buy low price. They are playing with confidence following another win over the best team in the league and the victory on Wednesday improved their record to 22-11 at home which is now tied for the second best home record in baseball. Anthony Kay has been sneaky good with the exception of two bad road starts at Arizona and Philadelphia which has inflated his ERA and xERA. Take those out and he has a 2.68 ERA over his other 53.2 innings and he is back home following one of those bad starts against the Phillies and can turn to his 1.64 ERA in his last four home outings. The Dodgers got away with one last night as we faded them and will do so again as an overpriced road favorite with Roki Sasaki who has turned it around but not on the road where he has a 4.88 ERA. 10* (926) Chicago White Sox

This is a play on the PITTSBURGH PIRATES as part of our MLB Late Double Play. The Pirates staged a huge comeback last night as they rallied from a 6-1 deficit for a 9-8 win and that is the type of momentum to ride into the next game. The win snapped a four-game losing streak for Pittsburgh which is now two games over .500 which has it a half-game out of the loaded National League Wild Card race. Mitch Keller has been a trainwreck since an awesome start to the season as he has an 8.31 ERA over his last five starts after opening with a 2.87 ERA through his first eight outings and while the matchup is not ideal, all it takes is getting his command back on track as he has allowed only five home runs this season. The Dodgers remain in control in the National League West but despite being 18 games over .500, they are minus money. Justin Wrobleski has come out of nowhere to be a force in this rotation but this is a sell high spot after two straight quality starts. 10* (958) Pittsburgh Pirates

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This is a play on the CHICAGO WHITE SOX as part of our MLB Late Double Play. Dare we go back on the White Sox again? Absolutely. They are playing with confidence following another win over the best team in the league and the victory on Wednesday improved their record to 22-11 at home which is the third best home record in baseball. The pitching did just enough last night for a second straight one run victory and we will back Anthony Kay who has been sneaky good with the exception of two bad road starts at Arizona and Philadelphia which has inflated his ERA and xERA. Take those out and he has a 2.68 ERA over his other 53.2 innings and he is back home following one of those bad starts against the Phillies and can turn to his 1.64 ERA in his last four home outings. Martin Perez has revived his career but has exceeded expectations as he has an xERA that is a run higher than his top line ERA. He has done his best at home where he has a 0.82 ERA compared to a 4.25 ERA on the road. 10* (966) Chicago White Sox

This is a play on the SAN ANTONIO SPURS/NEW YORK KNICKS UNDER for our NBA Totals Enforcer. We will be playing a rare total here as both the Spurs and Knicks shot the ball above expectations in Game Three and they should come back to the mean. The game easily went over the total after the first two games stayed under and we expect more of a defensive battle with more adjustments being made. The Spurs were successful in slowing the game down and coming off the win, they will use that same blueprint as after having a combined 56 transition possessions in the first two games, they had only 14 in Game Three as less chaos produced better results. While the shooting was better, New York is going to adjust with a priority going against Stephon Castle who erupted for 23 points. We believe we saw the ceiling for San Antonio on offense and with this being a pivotal game for both sides, it will be a vanilla fest to limit mistakes. Historically, these games do stay low as we play on the under in the NBA Finals with a total between 210 and 219.5. This situation is 30-8 (78.9 percent) to the under since 2022. Play (507) San Antonio Spurs/(508) New York Knicks Under

This is a play on the ST. LOUIS CARDINALS as part of our MLB Wednesday Triple Play. We faded the Mets last night and will do so again as they are overpriced with an offense that is No. 28 or worse in Batting Average, Slugging Percentage, OBP, OPS and wOBA. The pitching was keeping them afloat but Freddy Peralta got shelled last night and Christian Scott was the scheduled starter but got pushed back a day and Austin Warren gets the call in what will be a bullpen game which can be an advantage with the opposing team not knowing what is coming but the St. Louis offense has been humming. The Cardinals are coming off a 7-0 shutout win last night and are now 4.5 games behind the Brewers in the National League Central following their fifth straight win and the Cardinals are 17-12 on the road. Andre Pallente is coming off a solid start at home and he hits the road where he has been great with a 2.67 ERA and 1.04 WHIP in five starts, allowing no more than three runs in any of those. 10* (909) St. Louis Cardinals

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This is a play on the MINNESOTA TWINS as part of our MLB Wednesday Triple Play. The Tigers have started to put things together as they have won six of their last seven games but it could be too little too late and they have no business laying a number like this. The Twins have lost three straight and five of six and Mike Paredes will be making his first start after two long relief appearances in what is expected to be a bullpen game. He was recalled at the end of last month after Bailey Ober went on the IL and there is plenty of optimism after he logged an impressive 11–0 record with a 2.38 ERA during the 2025 season in the system and while his ERA sits at 4.91, he has a 1.09 AHIP and is pitching to a 2.89 xERA and reaching 4-5 innings tonight is a possibility. Framber Valdez is coming off a decent start but lasted only five innings and it has been a rough season as he has a 4.21 ERA overall including 5.40 over his last six outings with three of those at home, posting an 8.31 ERA. 10* (919) Minnesota Twins

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This is a play on the CHICAGO WHITE SOX as part of our MLB Wednesday Triple Play. This is the ideal buy low/sell high. The White Sox have been fairly average of late as prior to the extra inning win last night, they had lost four of six games but those were all on the road and the victory on Tuesday improved their record to 21-11 at home which is the third best record in baseball. People are still sleeping on Davis Martin and will probably be a fade to many based on who he is going against and the fact he is coming off his worst start of the season. That was on the road and he is back home where has a 1.21 ERA and 0.94 WHIP in five starts, allowing no more than one run in all five. The Braves had their three-game winning streak snapped and turn to Chris Sale who we faded in his last start against Toronto and while the White Sox do strike out more than the Blue Jays they are excellent against lefties with a 22.3% K%. Sale’s ERA is two runs higher on the road than at home. 10* (928) Chicago White Sox