This is a play on the LOS ANGELES ANGELS for our American League GOM. The Orioles took the final two games at Los Angeles against the Dodgers, nearly blowing it Saturday before a comfortable 12-1 win on Sunday and the markets are already overpricing. They are still just 15-23 on the road and Kyle Bradish will look to build off a strong outing in Seattle. Despite that, he has a 5.06 ERA on the road across 35.1 innings. The Angels are also riding a two-game winning streak and turn to Sam Aldegheri who has been back and forth between Anaheim and Salt Lake but has found a home in the rotation although he may need a strong effort tonight to keep it. He is coming off a start in Arizona where he allowed six runs over three innings and that was only his second appearance on the road and first as a starter. In four games at home including two starts and one bulk relief appearance, he has a 1.76 ERA across 15.1 innings. 10* (920) Los Angeles Angels

This is a play on the MINNESOTA TWINS for our MLB Diamond Dominator. The Dodgers dropped their final two games at home against Baltimore and they are going to be a popular bounce back option tonight. They hit the road where they are 23-15 while down 4.4 units. We are not lining up behind Eric Lauer even though he has pitched since coming to Los Angeles from Toronto. Overall he has a 4.81 ERA and is pitching to a 4.84 xERA so he is pitching to his ability and his road ERA of 5.06 does include his time in Toronto so it is a bit skewed but the competition faced has been below average. Minnesota is back home following a 5-1 roadtrip and the Twins have won six of seven and have found themselves right back in the American League Central race. Zebby Matthews has been up and down since entering the rotation in mid-May but the downs have been on the road where he has a 7.33 ERA compared to a 1.80 ERA at home. 10* (924) Minnesota Twins

This is a play on the CLEVELAND GUARDIANS as part of our MLB Sunday Triple Play. The Guardians now have a one game lead over the White Sox in the American League Central following their 8-1 win last night and they again underdogs which again makes no sense with the only explanation being the Astros name is still a public play. Cleveland is three games over .500 on the road and following a dominating effort from Joey Cantillo on Saturday, it hopes to get a replication from Slade Cecconi. He has been outstanding since early May as he has a 2.95 ERA over his last nine starts, allowing no more than three runs in any start and giving up just three total home runs. Kai-Wei Teng opened in the bullpen where he was effective with a 2.35 ERA but in eight starts, his ERA sits at 5.77 to go along with a 5.41 xERA yet continues to be priced like a top line starter. 10* (961) Cleveland Guardians

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This is a play on the LOS ANGELES ANGELS as part of our MLB Sunday Triple Play. The Angels bounced back from their colossal collapse on Friday with a 7-0 win last night and we will ride that momentum again in a significant pitching advantage at another underdog price. Reid Detmers is not priced the same as Walbert Urena was last night but is still an underdog which he should not be as he has continued to roll along in a breakout season. He has a 3.68 ERA which is solid enough but is pitching to a 2.78 xERA which is No. 9 out of 157 starting pitchers that have gone at least 30 innings. Additionally, he has a K/9 rate of 10.23 which is No. 20 while his K:BB% of 21.4% in No 15 so he is a legitimate No. 1 starter. Jack Perkins is not as he has made three starts and has a 7.62 ERA in three starts with his xERA still a mammoth 5.11 and he comes in favored yet again. 10* (963) Los Angeles Angels

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This is a play on the KANSAS CITY ROYALS as part of our MLB Sunday Triple Play. Kansas City and St. Louis had a rare Saturday off day and they conclude the series with the Royals having a chance to pull off the sweep. They are two games under .500 at home and come in as the underdog again in what is a good spot for Stephen Kolek. He has posted a 2.86 ERA over his eight starts this season and that is with two poor outings which were on the road and he brings in a 1.32 ERA and 0.88 WHIP in four home starts. We played against Dustin May in his last start and all he did was put up one of the best starts this entire season as he allowed just one hit and one walk in a complete game shutout against the Padres. He has been on a great run after allowing 13 runs in his first two starts as he has a 2.54 ERA in his last 12 outings. This is now the sell high spot following that performance against San Diego. 10* (972) Kansas City Royals

This is a play on the LOS ANGELES ANGELS as part of our MLB Late Double Play. The Angels had a complete meltdown last night as they blew an 11-4 lead to lose 12-11 in extra innings and that is going to defer the public from backing this team again tonight but the number and matchup is right. The struggles continued on the road but this is one of the spots to take them as Walbert Urena has been outstanding since entering the rotation as he has a 2.67 ERA and 1.25 WHIP in 11 starts which includes a 2.12 ERA over his last nine outings. He has elite stuff when his command is in check which it was in his last start in Arizona. The Athletics have won the first two games of this series with solid pitching in the first and the bats last night J.T. Ginn has had a big impact on the starting rotation as he has a 2.69 ERA in 13 starts but most of his success has been on the road as he has struggled in Sacramento and Las Vegas with a 3.93 ERA and 1.58 WHIP. 10* (913) Los Angeles Angels

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This is a play on the BALTIMORE ORIOLES as part of our MLB Late Double Play. It might be better to be lucky than good although the Dodgers do possess both traits yet the former has been on their side of late with four straight one run wins, the latest coming last night in a three-run walk off ninth inning and now they come in as massive favorites. This is the biggest possible contrarian play of the night in a buy low/sell high spot with one part going against Yoshinobu Yamamoto who came close to pitching a no hitter last time out and even flirted with a perfect game for seven innings. This will be the most popular runline play tonight. Trevor Rogers has a magical yet abbreviated 2025 season as he posted a 1.81 ERA in 18 starts but has struggled with consistency this season. He has a 5.86 ERA in 13 starts this season but he is trending the right way as he has a 3.12 ERA over his last three starts and the contrarian aspect here is that Baltimore is 1-9 in his last 10 starts. 10* (925) Baltimore Orioles

This is a play on the EDMONTON ELKS for our CFL Saturday Enforcer. Montreal is off to a 2-0 start after defeating Hamilton and Toronto to open the season and now the Alouettes head west in a tough travel and rest spot. This is the contrarian situation going against Montreal as Davis Alexander is undefeated as a starting quarterback in the CFL in regular-season play with the only loss thus far came at the hands of Saskatchewan during the 2025 Grey Cup. Edmonton headed east in its season opener and defeated Ottawa for its first season opening win since 2019. The Elks are back home following a bye week so they have a huge rest advantage and have not had to deal with any travel. The defense will play a big part in this game as they try to slow down Alexander and apply pressure after the Elks front seven played a great game in Ottawa, causing a lot of problems for their offense. Here, we play against favorites in non-conference games, first month of the season, after closing out last season strong with 6 or more wins in their last 8 games. This situation is 42-13 (76.4 percent) since 1996. 10* (706) Edmonton Elks

This is a play on the SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS as part of our MLB Early Double Play. Miami took the opener of this series 4-3 last night thanks to a two-run seventh inning to make it two straight wins for the Marlins who have the best record in June of any team in baseball. They are right back at .500 for the season and send Max Meyer to the hill who has been excellent as he has yet to lose by going 7-0 in his 15 starts with a 2.75 ERA and 1.12 WHIP so now is the time to sell high at this price. The Giants have been trending the other way but are in a good matchup the other way. Trevor McDonald is making his sixth start of the season and his last game was a below average start and overall he has allowed three runs or less in six of his eight outings including three quality starts. He does not walk anyone and prevents the longball thanks to an elite 58.2% ground ball rate which is No. 1 in baseball among 139 starters that have tossed at least 40 innings. 10* (903) San Francisco Giants

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This is a play on the CINCINNATI REDS as part of our MLB Early Double Play. The Yankees bounced back from a loss to the White Sox with a 5-0 shutout last night behind a dominant performance from Cam Schlittler to remain three games ahead of the Rays in the American League East. He and Gerrit Cole are going to provide that strong top end rotation ability but after that is it still an unknown and while Will Warren has been solid with a 3.34 ERA, he does not possess the top end elite stuff. He will be popular yet again because it’s the Yankees and the fact that they are 12-2 in his 14 starts but this is where it turns. The Reds are struggling at the plate with just one run scored the last two games as they could not solve Nolan McLean on Wednesday and they will be hoping Andrew Abbott can keep his resurgence going. He posted a 6.59 ERA over his first six starts but in nine outings since then, he has a 2.47 ERA, allowing three runs or less in all. 10* (917) Cincinnati Reds

This is a play on the B.C. LIONS for our CFL Friday Enforcer. B.C. opened the season with a bye and last week lost at reigning Grey Cup champions Saskatchewan by only four points, the second straight loss to the Roughriders after closing last season with a three-point loss in the playoffs. It was frustrating as the offense was great as expected with quarterback Nathan Rourke having a solid game and proving he is one of the best in the CFL. The defense was the issue as the Lions allowed 400 yards passing but expect that to shore up here. Hamilton bounced back with a convincing 37-27 victory over Winnipeg last week after losing their opener in overtime to Montreal. Their offense was likewise efficient but the defense also allowed 400 yards passing and they have a challenge here against Rourke especially with linebacker Wynton McManis still sidelined with a knee injury, and cornerback Jamal Peters out with a concussion sustained last week. Here, we play on underdogs or pickems off a loss against a division rival going up against an opponent off an upset win as a road underdog. This situation is 69-33 ATS (67.6 percent) since 1996. 10* (701) B.C. Lions

This is a play on the ATLANTA BRAVES as part of our MLB Friday Triple Play. This is the ultimate contrarian play in a few ways with the first reason obviously going against the hottest starting pitcher in baseball. This number opened much lower but was hit hard Thursday night which has created additional value on the Braves which have lost three straight and six of seven games and the postponement yesterday was a good thing. They remain home where they are 22-13 and they send Martin Perez to the hill who got an extra day with the rainout and he has been a welcome addition to this rotation as he has a 2.90 ERA and 1.05 WHIP overall and has been lights out at home with a 1.67 ERA and 0.93 WHIP across 27 innings. Jacob Misiorowski is coming off a dominant complete game shutout while striking out 15 and he has now gone three straight starts without allowing a run. He has gone 29.1 consecutive scoreless innings on the road and with the popular play being the Brewers moneyline, we go exact opposite. 10* (954) Atlanta Braves

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This is a play on the LOS ANGELES ANGELS as part of our MLB Friday Triple Play. The Angels were shut out last night 5-0 to open this series and they have lost four of their last five games with only seven runs scored in those four losses. They have not been great on the road but are just 4.5 games worse than what the Athletics are at home and this is a great buy low spot. Jose Soriano was originally supposed to start Thursday's series opener before he was scratched to get an extra day off after he was struck by a comebacker in his last start Saturday. He got off to one of the best starts of any pitcher in April but has regressed with a 4.74 ERA and 1.54 WHIP in his last nine starts but he did toss five scoreless against the Rays on Saturday. The Athletics snapped a two-game skid with the win last night and are just 17-21 at home and are overpriced with Jeffrey Springs. We were high on this guy early on and he was lights out but he has gone the wrong way as he has a 6.79 ERA over his last 11 outings with the Athletics going 2-9. 10* (961) Los Angeles Angels

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This is a play on the WASHINGTON NATIONALS as part of our MLB Friday Triple Play. Tampa Bay is coming off a frustrating sweep at the Dodgers with all three losses coming by one run and while we had the Rays in the final two games, we did so because of value which is no longer the case as they head home. After an incredible run that went through the first week of May to go 25-12, the Rays have come back down to earth with a 16-18 record over their last 34 games. Griffin Jax has not allowed a run over his last two starts and he has been great since entering the rotation after 11 relief appearances as he has a 2.57 ERA in nine starts but is pitching to a 4.47 xERA and overall he has struggled at home with a 4.86 ERA. Washington is coming off an off day after having a four-game winning streak snapped on Wednesday to conclude a 4-2 homestand and the Nationals hit the road where they are 23-14. Cade Cavalli has allowed three runs or less in 13 of 15 starts including 10 of his last 11 where he has posted a 3.81 ERA. 10* (969) Washington Nationals

This is a play on the NEW YORK METS as part of our MLB Late Double Play. The Mets were able to salvage a game in Cincinnati with a 9-1 win on Wednesday and they remain on the road to open this three-game series with a rare off day on Friday. It has obviously been a disappointment and over the last 10 games, they are 5-5, scoring 36 runs in the five wins while scoring six runs in the five losses and they can find the former tonight. Sean Manaea will be making his second start although he has been following an opener in most games so he does have the inning and pitch count. He has improved over the past month as he has a 3.00 ERA in three June outings while allowing two earned runs or fewer in eight straight appearances for a 3.33 ERA covering 27 innings. We played against the Phillies yesterday and will do so again with the bottom of their rotation before the top three continue again. After closing May on a positive note, Aaron Nola has a 6.43 ERA so far in June and brings in a 6.21 ERA in six home starts. 10* (901) New York Mets

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This is a play on the CHICAGO WHITE SOX as part of our MLB Late Double Play. The Yankees have won the first two games of this series in easy fashion, outscoring the White Sox 22-7 and they have now increased their lead in the American League East to 3.5 games over Tampa Bay. Ryan Weathers had been mostly solid early on in the season as he posted a 3.00 ERA in his first eight starts but has allowed five runs in four of his last five starts for a 6.44 ERA over 29.1 innings. His big issue of late and for the season overall is he has allowed 15 home runs in his 13 starts and of the 119 pitchers that have gone at least 50 innings, his 1.82 HR/9 is No. 107. The White Sox remain tied with Cleveland in the American League Central as both have dropped two straight games. Sean Burke is coming off a rough start against the Dodgers as he allowed four runs in four innings and in his 14 games this season, he has allowed four runs or more only four times and all of those were at home and he hits the road where he has a 3.60 ERA. 10* (911) Chicago White Sox

This is a play on the CLEVELAND GUARDIANS for our MLB Afternoon Dominator. Cleveland lost for us last night and has dropped the first two games of this series and look to salvage a game before heading to Houston and improve to three games over .500 on the road. The Guardians were fortunate to catch the bottom of the rotation but have not taken advantage and they hope to change that today. They are catching a big number with Parker Messick who is having an outstanding season with a 2.68 ERA and 1.08 WHIP and has allowed more than two runs only four times in 14 starts and has posted a 2.38 ERA in six road outings. The Brewers, winners of three straight, 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 three starts since, which have been decent enough to keep him in the rotation but nothing special. He has received 36 runs of support in these three starts and this pace will not continue. 10* (915) Cleveland Guardians