⚾️ Astros and Giants to Win.

📝 Pick Preview:
Hunter Brown takes the mound for Houston, riding a dominant scoreless streak and an ERA sitting barely above 1.00. He’ll face a White Sox lineup that’s struggled to find consistency at home, giving the Astros a strong chance to strike early and often. Across the country, Robbie Ray has been nearly unbeatable, cruising to a 4–0 record with a sub-3.10 ERA and routinely punching out big-league hitters. He draws a Rockies lineup that ranks at the bottom of the league in every major offensive category and has one of the highest strikeout rates against lefties. Both Bullpens reinforce these starts—Houston’s group ranks among the AL’s best at shutting down rallies, and San Francisco’s relief corps sits second in all of baseball in ERA. With two ace-caliber arms on the bump in favorable matchups, this double play parlay should cash comfortably.

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⚾️ Dodgers -1.5 Run Line vs. Marlins

📝 Pick Preview:
The Dodgers come into this game red hot, having won 7 of their last 8, and their offense is firing on all cylinders with Teoscar Hernández and Will Smith leading the charge. They’ll face Sandy Alcantara, who’s had a rough start to the year with an 8.31 ERA and major control issues—he walked five Dodgers in just 2.2 innings the last time they met. On the other side, Ben Casparius has quietly been a steady arm for L.A., with a 2.91 ERA and solid command over his last few outings. The Marlins are scuffling, having dropped 8 of their last 10, and their bullpen has been overworked and ineffective. With a rest advantage and better bats throughout the lineup, the Dodgers are set up to cover the spread.

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⚾️ Blue Jays to Win in Blue Jays vs. Angels

📝 Pick Preview: Chris Bassitt takes the ball in Anaheim looking every bit the crafty veteran, boasting a sub-3.00 ERA and double-digit strikeouts in three of his last four outings. He’s shown a knack for keeping hitters off-balance, especially when he needs that extra swing-and-miss in tight spots. On the other side, José Soriano has battled command issues and hasn’t been able to put away batters consistently, making tonight’s matchup tilt toward Toronto’s ace. The Angels’ bullpen has already surrendered multiple late leads this season, whereas the Blue Jays’ relief corps enters the night well-rested and solid in high-leverage innings. Toronto’s lineup features timely hitters like George Springer and Alejandro Kirk, who excel at manufacturing runs against mid-rotation arms. Defensively, the Jays’ infield has been exceptionally smooth, turning routine grounders into easy outs and keeping extra-base threats in check.

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